President Trump’s legacy of giving American families tools to create generational wealth just got a massive boost. One of the nation’s most successful businessmen is taking that vision to the next level.
Tech titan Michael Dell and his wife Susan stunned the country Tuesday by pledging $6.25 billion to support Trump’s new child savings initiative.¹ This donation will establish 25 million investment accounts, each starting with $250, for children under 10 who were initially ineligible for federal funding under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.²
Dell, who launched Dell Technologies from his University of Texas dorm in 1984, transformed a simple idea into one of the most influential tech companies in America. Today, his net worth sits at $148 billion, ranking him as the 11th richest individual globally.³
But the Dell family isn’t just keeping this wealth—they’re putting it to work in a way that will impact millions of children for decades.
“These investment accounts are simple, secure, and structured to grow in value through market returns over time,” the Dells said in a joint statement.⁴ Michael Dell added to CNBC, “If there’s one investment that never stops growing, it’s investing in children.”⁵
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