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No. 10: Jeffrey Carlton (bequest)

No. 10: Jeffrey Carlton (bequest)

Mr. Carlton left about $212-million to a trust that will eventually become the Jeffrey Carlton Charitable Foundation.

No. 36: James Clark

No. 36: James Clark

Mr. Clark pledged $60-million to Stanford University’s James H. Clark Center for Biomedical Engineering and Sciences, which he helped the university found in 1999 by providing $90-million.

No. 35: Lyda Hill

No. 35: Lyda Hill

Ms. Hill pledged $50-million over five years to the University of Texas M.D. Anderson Cancer Center.

No. 43: Buerger family

No. 43: Buerger family

The family pledged $50-million to build the Center for Advanced Pediatric Care, which will be named after them.

No. 4: Michael Bloomberg

No. 4: Michael Bloomberg

Mr. Bloomberg gave a total of $452-million to arts, education, environment, and public-health nonprofits.

No. 27: John Boruchin (bequest)

Mr. Boruchin, who was 93 when he died in 2012, left about $72-million to the Jewish National Fund.

No. 9: Sergey Brin and Anne Wojcicki

No. 9: Sergey Brin and Anne Wojcicki

The couple gave $187-million to their Brin Wojcicki Foundation.

No. 50: Millicent Atkins (bequest)

No. 50: Millicent Atkins (bequest)

Ms. Atkins left an estimated $37.5-million trust to be split equally among three institutions.

No. 16: John Arrillaga

No. 16: John Arrillaga

Mr. Arrillaga gave $151-million to Stanford University, his alma mater.

No. 42: Robert and Anne Bass

Mr. and Ms. Bass pledged $50-million to establish Bass Connections, a program to encourage interdisciplinary study and collaboration among students and faculty members at Duke.