- Form
- cash and securities
- Status
- paid
- Channel
- own foundation
- Recipient
- Druckenmiller Foundation
- Date
- 2009
- As of
- 30 December 2009
What it means: Money placed in his own foundation; charities receive it later as grants.
Money placed in his own foundation; charities receive it later as grants.
Key facts
Documented record (USD)
$705M
Gift to the Druckenmiller Foundation (2009)
Scope
Single gift
Period
2009
As of
2009-12-30
Attribution
Channel: own foundation. Recipient: Druckenmiller Foundation.
Original currency
USD as reported
Net worth
Unknown — not yet documented
Giving share
Unknown — not yet documented
No compatible net-worth observation in this preview.
Annual giving
Unknown — not yet documented
No current-year paid total verified.
Private impact
Unknown — not yet documented
Unknown is not zero.
How they give
The math
Every number is footnoted. Where we did the arithmetic, the note shows it.
- Paid vs pledged
- Paid[1]As reported by the cited sources. A pledge is not proof of payment.
- Foundation pass-through vs. reaching charities
- Goes through their own vehicle first[1]Money placed in a foundation, DAF or LLC they control reaches charities later, as grants.
- % of net worth
- Not yet researchedUnknown is not zero.
The gift
Giving timeline
Dated facts present in this record, each tied to a numbered citation.
Notable gifts / records
$705M [1]
Gift to the Druckenmiller Foundation (2009)
Scope: Single gift. Period: 2009. As of: 2009-12-30.
Sources
- [1] S01 $705-Million Donation Announced The Chronicle of Philanthropy · 2009-12-30 · checked 2026-10-11 “…Member Search Leading Fundraising Giving Solutions Research Online Events Career Center Store Search for: Major-Gift Fundraising $705-Million Donation Announced By Maria Di Mento Senior Editor SHARE THIS STORY: December 30, 2009 | Read Time: 1 minute The New York…” Page states the figure used here ($705M). Citation check: passed (HTTP 200, figure found near the name).
- [2] S02 America’s top donors of 2009 NBC News · 2009-12-21 · checked 2026-10-11 “… in 1945. The second-biggest gift was from the investment managers Stanley and Fiona Druckenmiller who provided $705 million to their Druckenmiller Foundation, in New York. The money will be used to support medical research, education, and …” Page states the figure used here ($705M). Citation check: passed (HTTP 200, figure found near the name).
- [3] S03 Druckenmiller Foundation - Influence Watch InfluenceWatch · 2018-09-26 · checked 2026-10-11 “…along with his wife Fiona, established the Druckenmiller Foundation in 1993. 4 In 2009, the couple announced a personal donation of $705 million to the Foundation. 5 According to one profile, “the Chronicle of Philanthropy recognized the Druckenmillers as the most…” Page states the figure used here ($705M). Citation check: passed (HTTP 200, figure found near the name).
Identity and updates
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