Michael & Susan Dell Foundation

There have also been a couple of announced qualified general contributions, um, the most famous being the, the Dell family.

The Michael and Susan Dell Foundation announced that they would be contributing, uh, $250 to Trump accounts for everyone born between, I believe, 2016 and 2024.

There have been some matching contributions to that for children specifically in, in Connecticut and Indiana, I believe.

So there's been some money that has been flowing into these accounts b- that hasn't been from individual contributions.

It's not actually that different or less onerous than the process that, as it was before.

The difference here, I think, is that, so these accounts that are, are sort of open but not claimed yet, they can receive qualified general contributions.

They can receive these contributions like the Dell, Dell Foundation, anyth- any ones that, you know, get announced in the future that they may be eligible for.

They'll be able to receive these contributions, have them effectively invested, and be able to, to, you know, have any, any subsequent, you know, investment growth or you hope not lost, but any sort of market growth beyond that.

Susan Dell isn't an executive Dell-- of Dell Technologies.

She's a co-founder and chair of the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation, the charity that's funding the pledge hence the reason she was speaking.

Both philanthropy and that she worked in, in, in addition, she worked in fashion and started three clothing brands.

They always seem to end up there somehow.

So you're seeing the same model here.

It's just that it's-- we're calling it something different.

We're gonna make it Trump accounts, or we're gonna make it money coming from the Dell Foundation.

But it's not costing the Dells anything, and it's, and it's all about a political spin as far as I'm concerned about this upcoming election.

You guys know what I'm talking about.

The Jekyll and Susan Dell Foundation also has $101 million of active commitments to the country of Israel to, quote-unquote, build pathways for all Israelis to access the upward mobility created by Israel's tech advancements to

deep civil service.

You know, to build better pagers or something like that.

You know, what's trending right now is her appearance.

So she's the co-founder and chair of the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation.

She doesn't look anything like that, okay? which was established in 1999 to accelerate opportunities for families and build pathways to change lives globally.

To date, Michael and Susan have committed $10 billion to nonprofits and social enterprises focused on creating positive change in the United States, India, Africa, and of course, Israel.

Elevar Equity led it.

Kalari and the Michael and Susan Dell Foundation participated.

Half a million engineering students across 15 states is the target.

What's working here?

Susan Dell.

Dell Foundation co-founder and chair.

Okay.

All right.