Ms. Ertegun pledged about $41-million to the University of Oxford to endow scholarships for graduate students in the humanities.
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Senior Editor
No. 40 (tied): Richard D’Amore
Mr. D’Amore, 59, pledged $30-million to Northeastern University for its school of business.
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Senior Editor
Mr. McKim, 58, pledged $30-million to Northeastern University for its school of business.
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Senior Editor
No. 19: Herbert and Florence Irving
Herbert Irving, 94, and Florence Irving pledged $40-million to Columbia University Medical Center and $20-million to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital.
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Senior Editor
No. 50: Leonard and Pamela Schaeffer
Leonard Schaeffer, 67, and Pamela Schaeffer pledged $25-million to the University of Southern California.
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No. 13: Michael Moritz and Harriet Heyman
Mr. Moritz, 58, and Ms. Harriet Heyman pledged about $116.4-million to the University of Oxford.
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Senior Editor
No. 35: Michael and Marilyn Quinlan
The Quinlans, who are both 68, pledged $40-million to Loyola University Chicago’s Quinlan School of Business.
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Senior Editor
Carl Icahn, 76, pledged $150-million to Mount Sinai School of Medicine to support research.
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Senior Editor
Ms. Allen, who died in 2012 at age 80, left three paintings to the Hackley School to be auctioned.
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Senior Editor
No. 5: Sergey Brin and Anne Wojcicki
Mr. Brin and Ms. Wojcicki, both 39, gave about $190.1-million to their Brin Wojcicki Foundation, which supports a variety of causes.
By Maria Di Mento
Senior Editor
Mr. Stryker, 54, gave $30.1-million to his Arcus Foundation, which he founded in 2000.
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Senior Editor
Mr. Bing, 47, pledged $30-million to the Motion Picture & Television Fund Foundation.
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Senior Editor
Mr. Driehaus, 70, pledged $30-million to DePaul University for its College of Commerce, which has been renamed the Richard H. Driehaus College of Business.
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Senior Editor
No. 21 (tied): Jeff and Judy Henley
The Henleys pledged $50-million to the University of California at Santa Barbara.
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Senior Editor
Mr. Broad, 79, and Edythe Broad, 76, gave $101.5-million to their Broad Foundations.
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Senior Editor
Mr. Ellison, 68, gave slightly more than $45.6-million to his Ellison Medical Foundation to support biomedical research.
By Maria Di Mento
Senior Editor