Microsoft Donates $1M to Museum of African American History
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Microsoft Corp. has donated $1 million to the Smithsonian National Museum of African American History and Culture, which opens this fall after five years of construction.
Other recent donations include $1 million from the Alfred Street Baptist Church, a $10 million gift from David Rubenstein, $1 million from MGM Resorts International and $1 million from Altria Group.
President George W. Bush signed the legislation establishing the museum in 2003. Construction began in 2011.
3M
American Express
The Boeing Company
GE
Kaiser Permanente
Target
UnitedHealth Group
Walmart
$4 MILLION
Smithsonian Channel
Bank of America
Medtronic Foundation
News Corporation
Time Warner Foundation
United Technologies Corporation
$1.4 MILLION
IBM
The Coca-Cola Foundation
$1.2 MILLION
Caterpillar
AARP
Aetna Foundation, Inc.
Aflac, Incorporated
Altria Group
Anonymous
BlackRock
Bloomberg Philanthropies
Brown Capital Management
Dignity Health
FedEx Corporation
Ford Motor Company Fund
General Mills Foundation
General Motors Foundation
Goldman Sachs
The Hartford
Johnson Publishing Company
JPMorgan Chase Foundation
McDonald’s Corporation
MetLife Foundation
MGM Resorts International
Morgan Stanley
National Basketball Association
New York Life
The PepsiCo Foundation
The Prudential Foundation
Southern Company Charitable Foundation, Inc.
Toyota
Verizon
Wells Fargo
Xerox Foundation
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