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CODE CRACKED: BREAKING: THE FULL LIST OF TRUMP BALLROOM DONORS

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Breaking: The full list of Trump ballroom donors includes defense contractors, a pardon recipient’s family, Big Tech, crypto firms and billionaires. The newly disclosed donor records identify 57 contributors pledging money toward President Trump’s White House ballroom project. The amounts include commitments and installment plans, rather than only money already received.



Government contractors includes Lockheed Martin, which pledged $10 million; Booz Allen Hamilton, $2.5 million; and Parsons, $2.5 million. The donor sheet identifies all three as defense contractors.

Palantir Technologies pledged $9,999,997. Microsoft gave $10 million, while Google gave $22 million through a trust tied to Trump’s YouTube lawsuit settlement. Nvidia gave $25 million. Amazon, Cisco Systems and Caterpillar each pledged $5 million. HP gave $2.5 million, and Vast Space gave $1 million.

Isabela Herrera’s household is listed at $2.5 million. Herrera is the daughter of banker Julio Herrera Velutini, whom Trump pardoned.

The rest of the list spans the casino industry, tobacco companies, cryptocurrency, media corporations, health care businesses, utilities and wealthy political donors.
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The Adelson Family Foundation, Apple, and Charles “Charlie” Ergen’s household each pledged $25 million. The Laura and Isaac Perlmutter Foundation pledged $20,270,931. RHI II LLC gave $10 million, Comcast NBCUniversal $7.5 million, and Tyler and Cameron Winklevoss’s household more than $5 million.

Altria Group, the Baszucki Gift Fund, BlackRock Charitable Fund, Coinbase Global, ExtremityCare, Jeff Yass’s donor advised fund, Kelly Loeffler and Jeff Sprecher’s fund, Meta, Ripple Labs, ServiceNow, Stephen and Christine Schwarzman’s household, T Mobile, and Paul E. Singer’s charitable fund each pledged $5 million. NextEra Energy gave $4 million.

Brandon Lutnick’s household pledged $2,514,534.92. The Benjamin Leon Jr. Charitable Foundation and Betty Wold Johnson Foundation each gave $2.5 million. Continental Resources, Ed Glazer’s household, Marissa and Charles Cascarilla’s donor advised fund, Micron, RAI Services Company, Stefan Brodie’s household, Union Pacific Railroad and Vantiv US Healthcare each pledged $2.5 million. Harold Hamm’s household gave $2,441,895.45. Salesforce pledged $2 million.

Benioff’s donor advised fund, Florida Crystals, Jeff Miller’s household, Konstantin Sokolov’s household, Kraken, the Popolo Family Fund and Vast Space each gave $1 million. Jason Miller’s household pledged $300,000. Honest Leadership Coalition, the SCS Smith Family Foundation, and Tony and Maria Sayegh’s household each pledged $100,000.

That’s the full list from WaPo – information Trump did not reveal.

Now every American can know the truth of who is behind Trump’s ballroom.