Although Mr. Munger left the University of Michigan before graduating, he became one of its most generous donors when he pledged $110-million.
The couple’s largest donation, a pledge of about $133-million, was made to establish the Jacobs Technion-Cornell Innovation Institute.
Mr. Koch pledged $100-million to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital for a new building that will house an outpatient care center.
No. 22: Sanford and Joan Weill
Mr. and Ms. Weill pledged $100-million to Weill Cornell Medical College for two new research centers.
Mr. Murdock, 90, pledged $50-million to the David H. Murdock Research Institute, for operating costs.
No. 18: Theodore and Vada Stanley
Mr. Stanley, 81, and his wife, who died in July, gave $132.7-million to their Stanley Family Foundation.
Mr. Marron pledged $40-million to New York University to create the Marron Institute on Cities and the Urban Environment.
Mr. Schwarzman committed $100-million to Tsinghua University, in Beijing, to create a program that will bring 200 graduate students a year to live and study on a new campus.
No. 19: Jack MacDonald (bequest)
Mr. MacDonald led a thrifty life to set aside as much money as he could for charity. At his death in September, he left nearly his entire estate to three groups in Seattle.
No. 33: Bruce and Suzie Kovner
The Kovners made two commitments totaling $65-million to the Juilliard School.
Mr. Robertson gave $50-million to his Robertson Foundation, which supports education, the environment, medical research, and religion and spirituality.