Key Gifts from Joan H. and Sanford I. Weill: a Sampling

Amount donated: $215-million
What gifts supported: A $100-million gift in 1998 was earmarked for research and $100-million in 2002 to recruit faculty, upgrade clinical programs, and construct facilities.

Amount donated: $40-million
What gifts supported: $30-million donated in 2003 was earmarked to endow music-education programs.

Amount donated: $20-million
What gifts supported: $18.4-million was earmarked to construct and endow the organization’s new building, which opened in 2005, as well as to support arts-education programs and to commission a new work, “Shining Star,” by David Parsons.

Amount donated: $8-million
What gifts supported: $5-million donated in 2004 paid for construction of the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy and $3-million donated in 2006 went to endow its deanship.

Amount donated: $6.6-million
What gifts supported: $1-million for scholarships in 2000 and $5.5-million in 2006 to expand the number of academies and for services such as regional conferences and advisory-board development for school leaders. Mr. Weill also donated $100,000 to buy tickets to the Broadway musical 42nd Street as part of an annual national conference for foundation teachers and administrators in 2004.

Amount donated:: $4.25-million
What gifts supported: $3-million donated in 1999 was used to construct a new library that is open to residents of the college town and $1.25-million donated in 2003 was earmarked to build a student center.

Amount donated: $2-million
What gifts supported: TK

Amount donated: $1-million
What gifts supported: For general support.

Amount donated: $1-million
What gifts supported: To help victims of the 2005 earthquake.

Amount donated: $75,000
What gifts supported: The gift included $50,000 for new medical-imaging technology.

Total donated: $60,000
What gifts supported: Gifts in 2004 and 2005 provided support for general operations as well as the organization’s capital campaign.