Trump Accounts for kids were enacted as part of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, also known as the Working Families Tax Cut. Senator Ted Cruz (R – Texas) led the Trump Accounts effort in congress.
In addition to the $1,000 provided by the U.S. Treasury, individuals and companies have announced private contributions to the accounts.
Americans for Tax Reform is tracking these announcements below – the list will be updated on a rolling basis:
Replit (Foster City, California) — $1,000 contribution for children of employees:
Replit will match the $1,000 contribution from the USTreasury into TrumpAccounts for the children of Replit employees.
We have many families at Replit, and we believe no one should have to choose between growing a family and doing meaningful work. Programs like this align long-term security with long-term ambition.
A core part of our mission is empowering the next generation of entrepreneurs. When people have savings and long-term compounding working for them, they’re more willing to take risks and build. – February 12, 2026 statement from Replit CEO Amjad Masad
Steak ‘n Shake (Indianapolis, Indiana) — $1,000 contribution for children of employees:
Steak n Shake pledges to support our employees’ children with a $1,000 match to Trump Accounts for every child born between 2025 and 2028.
By funding tax-advantaged investment accounts for our employees’ children, we are ensuring that the next generation of Americans participate from birth in our free-market, wealth-building economy.
–Steak n Shake has benefited from our country’s prosperity, and we are committed to giving back to our communities and our country. — January 28, 2026 Steak ‘n Shake social media post
Nvidia (Santa Clara, California) — Contributions for children of U.S. employees:
“NVIDIA will proudly support this bold initiative by contributing to the accounts of our employees’ children,” said the company’s CEO, Jensen Huang, said in a statement provided by the White House. — June 9, 2025 Bloomberg News article
Chipotle (Newport Beach, California) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
A Chipotle spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider that the fast casual chain would be matching the government’s contribution to employees’ Trump Accounts.
“This initiative aligns closely with our purpose driven culture and our dedication to supporting the whole employee—at work, at home, and into the future,” the spokesperson said. “We are proud to join companies across the country in backing this program and helping jumpstart the financial futures of our employees’ children.” — February 14, 2026 Business Insider article
UBER (San Francisco, California) — Contributions for children of U.S. employees:
A spokesman for Uber confirmed to Business Insider that the ride-share company will be contributing to its employees’ Trump Accounts.
“Uber is looking forward to participating in this program and building on the government’s contribution for our employees,” the spokesman said. — February 14, 2026 Business Insider article
Visa (San Francisco, California) — Contributions for children of U.S. employees:
Visa is proud to offer the new 530A Trump Accounts to create a stronger, more secure financial future for children. We plan to include these accounts in our benefits package for U.S. employees when they become available. — December 17, 2025 Visa social media post
ANONYMOUS DONOR (San Francisco, California) – As announced by the mayor, an anonymous donor has made a $3.5 million donation so that every baby born in San Francisco in 2026 will get $500 in their Trump account:
An anonymous donor has pledged $3.5 million to help San Francisco families take advantage of President Donald Trump’s new investment accounts for U.S. children.
Mayor Daniel Lurie announced the donation Friday morning, offering few details about who was behind the money other than saying it was in honor of the Super Bowl happening Sunday at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. Super Bowl-related events have also been held in San Francisco this week.
Under the “Trump accounts,” which were authorized by the president’s tax and spending bill Congress passed last year, the federal government will provide $1,000 into tax-advantaged savings accounts for any baby born between Jan. 1 last year and the end of 2028. Families can contribute up to $5,000 per year. Similar to retirement savings, the funds are invested in the stock market and become available when the account holder turns 18.
Lurie said the $3.5 million anonymous donation is expected to amount to about $500 per eligible child born in the city this year. It’s not the first private gift to boost the Trump accounts: Michael Dell, the CEO of Dell Technologies, and his wife, Susan, committed $6.25 billion last year to augment the federal government’s contribution for children from low- and middle-income families. – February 7, 2026 San Francisco Chronicle article
Citi (New York, New York) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
Citi sent an internal message, which was reviewed by FOX Business, that notified employees that the company will contribute $1,000 to the Trump Accounts of children born to Citi’s U.S. workers from 2025 to 2028, the period in which the federal government will contribute the same amount to the tax-advantaged savings accounts.
“We are pleased to share that Citi will match the U.S. government’s $1,000 seed contribution to the accounts for children of eligible U.S. colleagues born between Jan. 1, 2025, and Dec. 31, 2028. This new benefit adds to the comprehensive suite of benefits that Citi provides to colleagues and their families,” the company explained.
“These accounts are intended to promote long-term savings from a young age and provide children with investment assets that will grow over time,” Citi explained. “We’re excited to play an active role in supporting the financial well-being of families across the U.S.” — February 5, 2026 Fox Business Network article
Fox Corporation (New York, New York) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
Fox Corporation today announced that it will match the U.S. government’s one-time $1,000 contribution to the “Trump Accounts” children’s retirement savings account program for eligible U.S. employees, underscoring the Company’s continued support for the financial well-being of employees and their families.
Scheduled to launch in July of this year, “Trump Accounts” are tax-advantaged investment accounts for American children designed to jumpstart their financial future. Through this pilot program, a contribution of $1,000 from the U.S. Treasury will be made into a specified account for every child born in the U.S. between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2028.
“This contribution match will help our employees provide a strong financial foundation for their children as they learn to save, invest and grow a healthy financial future,” said Lachlan Murdoch, Executive Chair and Chief Executive Officer, Fox Corporation. — February 19, 2026 Fox Corporation news release
News Corporation (New York, New York) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
News Corporation announced today that it will match the U.S. government’s one-time $1,000 contribution to the Section 530A accounts (“Trump Accounts”) designed to “jumpstart the American Dream” for children across the country.
Starting in July, eligible U.S. employees will have the opportunity to participate in the pilot program to receive a seed contribution of $1,000 from the U.S. Treasury into a specified account for every child born in the U.S. between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2028. News Corp will make a one-time $1,000 supplemental contribution to these tax-advantaged investment accounts for employees who participate in the program.
“The company’s matching contribution to our employees’ children is intended to fortify their finances at a crucial moment in their development,” said Robert Thomson, Chief Executive of News Corp. — February 19, 2026 News Corporation news release
Kraken (Cheyenne, Wyoming) — Contributions to Trump Accounts for every child born in Wyoming in 2026:
We’re excited to announce we will sponsor Trump Accounts for every child born in Wyoming in 2026 by making a financial contribution to each account, helping families start building long-term savings and capital formation from birth.
This commitment reflects our belief that the United States should continue modernizing financial services by expanding access, strengthening participation, and giving more Americans a simple pathway to benefit from long-term compounding.
Kraken Co-CEO Arjun Sethi: “This is not a gift. It is an investment in Wyoming’s future. We chose Wyoming as our global headquarters because it leads the country in thoughtful crypto innovation and regulation. When a state creates the right environment for builders, it deserves long term commitment in return.”
“By seeding accounts for every newborn in 2026, we are backing families from day one and reinforcing Wyoming’s role as America’s home for responsible crypto leadership.” — February 16, 2026 Kraken news release
Acorns (Irvine, California) — $1,000 contribution for children of employees:
Acorns, the financial wellness company that has long advocated for starting investing early, today announced a new employee benefit to match the U.S. government’s $1,000 seed contribution for eligible children of Acorns employees.
This federal initiative, known as “Trump Accounts,” establishes a $1,000 investment from the U.S. Treasury for eligible children born between 2025 and 2028. By matching this contribution, families of Acorns employees will receive a total of $2,000 to help their child benefit from the power of compounding as early as possible. The benefit reflects Acorns’ core belief that financial wellness is built early, and that time—not timing—is the most powerful force in investing.
This benefit builds on a principle Acorns has not only championed—but put into practice at scale for years through Acorns Early, its smart money app, investing product, and debit card designed to help families raise money-smart kids. Through Acorns Early, families can invest for their children with built-in financial education and a 1% match on kids’ investment contributions up to $7,000, reinforcing positive money habits from the start. Since inception, Acorns Early has helped more than 1.2 million families in the U.S. invest in their children’s futures, underscoring the idea that financial confidence and wealth are built gradually, starting early.
“When it comes to financial wellness, time is the biggest advantage you can give a child. Starting at birth means even small investments have decades to grow. That’s the kind of head start we believe every child deserves – and it’s what we’ve been focused on from a product, financial education and customer experience standpoint for years,” said Noah Kerner, CEO and Chairman of Acorns. — February 4, 2026 Acorns company statement
State Street (Boston, Massachusetts) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
State Street Corporation today announced a new program to match U.S. Treasury contributions to the children’s savings accounts established under the Working Family Tax Cuts initiative.
The initiative, designed to promote long-term savings and investment for children under 18 years old, will be administered by the U.S. Treasury and is set to launch on July 4, 2026, in conjunction with the 250th anniversary of the United States’ Declaration of Independence. State Street will match the $1,000 contribution from the U.S. Treasury for the accounts of eligible children of active employees, doubling the initial investment and creating greater growth opportunities for every child.
“State Street believes in the power of investing and the importance of helping families build a secure financial future for their children,” said Ron O’Hanley, chairman and chief executive officer at State Street. “By matching the U.S. Treasury’s contribution, we are giving the next generation a head start on saving and a stake in the American economy to harness the wealth-generation power of investing and plan for long-term financial health.” — December 18, 2025 State Street company statement
Dell Technologies (Round Rock, Texas) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees (separate from, and in addition to, the Michael and Susan Dell philanthropic gift):
Dell Technologies proudly supports Invest America and the opportunities it creates for future generations.
In June, we signed the Invest America Business Pledge, committing to match the U.S. Treasury’s $1,000 automatic seed deposit for every child born to U.S.-based team members between January 1, 2025, and December 31, 2028.
The $6.25B philanthropic gift from Michael and Susan Dell is separate from, and in addition to, our corporate commitment. Together, these contributions offer children a simple, meaningful way to start saving from day one—helping ensure more children grow up with the resources they need to dream big and build strong futures.
By joining this pledge, Dell stands alongside a growing number of employers making early savings a shared priority and a lasting advantage for generations to come.
Empower (Greenwood Village, Colorado) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
Empower, a leading workplace solutions and wealth management provider, today announced a new benefit to help associates’ families take an early step toward long-term financial security. The company will provide a $1,000 benefit to match the Treasury Department’s contribution for every Empower associate whose children qualify for a deposit under the recently established Trump Accounts program.
Trump Accounts were created to encourage early participation in investing by providing eligible children with an initial account deposit, giving families a starting point for long-term savings and growth. Designed to introduce investing at an early age, the accounts reflect a broader effort to expand access to the financial system and promote lifelong financial engagement.
Empower’s new benefit builds on that foundation and aligns with the company’s long-standing focus on financial wellness, inclusion, and the value of compounding over time.
“Starting early matters,” said Edmund F. Murphy III, President and CEO of Empower. “When investing begins at an early age, time and compounding can be advantageous to
every investor. This benefit helps families take that first step and reinforces the idea that investing should be accessible to everyone.”
Research consistently shows that even modest early investments can have a meaningful impact over decades. By supporting eligible families at the beginning of their children’s investing journey, Empower aims to help foster financial confidence and long-term thinking across generations.
“This is a benefit designed with real life in mind,” said Suzanne Sanchez, Chief Human Resources Officer at Empower. “By supporting associates’ families and encouraging early investing, we’re reinforcing our commitment to financial well-being — not just for today, but for the future.” — February 2, 2026 Empower news release
CTIA — the wireless industry association (Washington, D.C.) — Contributions to children of employees:
CTIA, the wireless industry association, today announced it will support the U.S. government’s Trump Accounts program by making its own contributions for eligible children of its employees.
“We are proud to be at the vanguard of participation in the Trump Account program,” said Ajit Pai, CTIA President and CEO. “Programs like these are critical to helping young Americans develop financial literacy and build long-term economic opportunity – things all of us can and should work together to support. CTIA shares the Administration’s commitment to families and workforce development, and we are deeply invested in ensuring that America remains the best place in the world to live, work, and innovate.” — January 30, 2026 CTIA press release
IBM (Armonk, New York) — $1,000 contribution for U.S. employees plus additional $1,000 when parents make $4,000 or more in contributions within 24 months of a child’s birth:
A spokesperson for IBM confirmed to Business Insider that the company will contribute to employees’ Trump Accounts.
The company isn’t just matching the $1,000 contribution.
It’s also pledging to contribute an additional $1,000 when parents invest $4,000 within 24 months of their child’s birth or by July 2026, whichever comes later. — February 14, 2026 Business Insider article
JPMorgan Chase & Co. (New York, New York) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
JPMorganChase today announced it will match the U.S. government’s one-time $1,000 contribution to children of eligible U.S. employees, providing an additional $1,000 per eligible child.
The children’s retirement savings account program, known as “Trump Accounts,” provides a $1,000 pilot contribution from the U.S. Treasury into a tax-advantaged account for eligible children born in the U.S. between January 1, 2025 and December 31, 2028. The program is designed to help build long-term financial security for millions of children by encouraging saving and investing from day one.
“JPMorganChase has demonstrated a long-term commitment to the financial health and well-being of all of our employees and their families around the world, including more than 190,000 here in the United States,” said Jamie Dimon, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of JPMorganChase. “By matching this contribution, we’re making it easier for them to start saving early, invest wisely, and plan for their family’s financial future.”
JPMorganChase believes that strong financial health is essential for building resilient families and communities. — January 28, 2026 JPMorgan Chase news release
Robinhood Markets, Inc. (Menlo Park, California) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
Robinhood will match the $1,000 contribution from USTreasury into Trump Accounts for eligible children of Robinhood employees. Our mission is to democratize finance for all and we’re honored to help extend that mission to the next generation through this initiative. — December 19, 2025 Robinhood social media post
Continental Resources (Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) — Contributions to children of employees:
Continental Resources, an Oklahoma-based petroleum and natural gas company, plans to contribute to employees’ Trump Accounts.
“At my company, Continental Resources, we want to lead by example,” Founder and Chairman Harold Hamm said in a video message at the “Trump Accounts” summit in February.
“We encourage other companies to join us in working alongside the government to implement similar programs.”
“We plan to do this in every state in which we operate, doing our part to give back and further build upon this program and leave a lasting legacy for the next generation,” Hamm added. — February 14, 2026 Business Insider article
Chime Financial Inc. (San Francisco, California) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
Chime Financial Inc. will match the US government’s contributions to investment accounts for children of the financial-technology company’s eligible employees.
The government has pledged to seed so-called “Trump Accounts” with $1,000 for children, starting next year. Under the initiative, any parent can open an account for their child and contribute up to $5,000 annually. Employers can pitch in $2,500 a year without affecting a worker’s taxable income.
“The launch of Trump Accounts aligns with our mission to unlock financial progress for everyday Americans by teaching financial health and education from a young age,” Chief Executive Officer and founder Chris Britt said in a Wednesday statement.
San Francisco-based Chime prioritizes catering to Main Street consumers, specifically targeting customers who earn less than $100,000 a year with bank-like services. — December 17, 2025 Bloomberg News article
SoFi Technologies, Inc. (San Francisco, California) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
Under this new benefit, SoFi will match the federal government’s new $1,000 seed contribution by providing an additional $1,000 investment for eligible children of SoFi employees who qualify for the newly established tax-advantaged children’s investment accounts.
The federal program, known as “Trump Accounts,” provides a $1,000 pilot contribution from the U.S. Treasury into a tax-advantaged account for eligible children born between 2025 and 2028.
“When it comes to helping people get their money right, few things matter more than investing early, and nothing is earlier than day one,” said Anthony Noto, CEO of SoFi. “Opening the door for more Americans to invest early will unlock decades of compound growth and transform financial outcomes over a lifetime. It is one of the most powerful steps we can take as a country, and SoFi was built to deliver secure, low-cost accounts at scale. We have the infrastructure needed to reach every child in America and we’re ready to offer this at no cost to the taxpayer. This is a once-in-a-generation opportunity to strengthen the financial lives of millions of Americans.” — January 14, 2026 SoFi news release
The Charles Schwab Corporation (Westlake, Texas) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
The Charles Schwab Corporation (Schwab) today announced it will match the U.S. government’s one-time $1,000 contribution to eligible newborn children of Schwab’s U.S. employees, providing an additional $1,000 per eligible child.
The children’s saving account program, known as “Trump Accounts,” was signed into law by President Trump and provides a $1,000 pilot contribution from the U.S. Treasury into a tax-advantaged account for eligible children born in the U.S. between 2025 and 2028. The program is designed to help build the long-term financial security for millions of children by encouraging saving and investing from day one.
“For more than half a century, Schwab has stood for increasing access, lowering costs, and empowering millions of families to achieve their financial dreams and goals,” said Rick Wurster, Chief Executive Officer of Charles Schwab. “By matching the government’s contribution for our employees’ children, we’re honoring that commitment – helping more families take an early, confident step toward building long-term financial security. We will continue to work with this administration, future administrations, and Congress to do all we can to support getting more Americans invested.”
Schwab’s contribution reflects its longstanding mission to champion clients’ financial goals with integrity and to promote financial literacy and participation in the markets. A key element of getting invested at a young age is increasing financial literacy and providing greater access to educational resources on the fundamentals of saving and investing. Through programs like Moneywise America and partnerships with schools and nonprofits, Schwab is committed to providing trusted financial education to empower the next generation to achieve their financial goals. — December 23, 2025 Charles Schwab news release
Investment Company Institute (Washington, D.C.) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
Investment Company Institute (ICI) President and CEO Eric J. Pan announced today that ICI will offer its employees a $1,000 matching contribution to the newly-established Trump Accounts to mirror the federal investment program set up in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
“ICI is proud to support, not only in words but in action, too, the implementation of Trump Accounts to ensure our newest generation of Americans experience and enjoy the benefits of fund investing, setting them up for success later in life. We are grateful that Congress and the Administration are leading the way to support American families and encouraging long-term investing by all Americans.” — January 14, 2026 ICI news release
Russell Investments Group, LLC (Seattle, Washington) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
Russell Investments today announced that it will match the U.S. government’s $1,000 contribution made to newly established Trump Accounts for the eligible children of U.S. employees, reinforcing the firm’s long-standing commitment to financial security and long-term wealth building.
Under the program, Russell Investments will match the government’s initial contribution to newly established Trump Accounts, subject to plan terms and conditions. The firm will endeavor to contribute to accounts for employees’ newborn children even past the existing expiration of the bill, and asks lawmakers to continue to support these accounts as they are a necessary building block for future investing and wealth creation.
“Starting early helps to demystify investing,” said Zach Buchwald, Chairman and CEO of Russell Investments. “By matching government contributions to Trump Accounts, we’re helping employees start investing for their children when compounding has the greatest impact.”
The initiative builds on Russell Investments’ broader approach to financial well-being, which includes competitive retirement programs, access to investment education, and resources designed to support long-term savings outcomes. The firm believes early savings and disciplined investing are critical components for long-term financial resilience. — January 14, 2026 company news release
BlackRock (New York, New York) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
“Today, BlackRock announced it will offer an employee match to the U.S. government contribution of $1,000 for all eligible U.S. employees to Trump Accounts, also known as Section 530A Accounts – new dedicated child savings accounts for eligible children.
BlackRock has long championed early childhood savings accounts and supported the policies that make them possible. (…) The Trump Account program was designed to help more Americans put money aside for future goals and milestones and created through the One Big Beautiful Bill Act. Helping people invest better to live better is core to BlackRock’s purpose. BlackRock’s commitment today will help employees and their families foster strong financial habits early, encourage long-term planning, and invest in the potential of the next generation.” — December 17, 2025 BlackRock news release announcement
Bank of New York Mellon (New York, New York) – $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
Bank of New York Mellon is joining the Trump administration’s new investment initiative for babies — and doubling the federal contribution for its U.S. employees’ children.
BNY is the first major financial institution to publicly get behind the “Trump accounts,” the investment vehicle established by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
“By matching the government’s contribution, we’re helping our employees give their children a head start toward a stronger financial future,” BNY CEO Robin Vince said.
The bank will match the government’s $1,000 seed payment for eligible babies born between 2025 and 2028, giving employees’ newborns $2,000 to start once accounts are opened and verified.
“For more than two centuries, BNY has supported our nation’s financial ecosystem and the people who power it, including our own employees. This initiative advances that mission in a meaningful way. By matching the government’s contribution, we’re helping our employees give their children a head start toward a stronger financial future,” – CEO Robin Vince. Citations: December 11, 2025 Axios exclusive and December 11, 2025 BNY press release.
Charter Communications (Stamford, Connecticut): Contributions for children of U.S. employees:
Charter said the matching contribution further strengthens “its commitment to its 100% U.S.-based employee workforce.” Charter will also “offer employees additional ways to direct their own pay into their children’s Invest in America Trump Accounts.”
“When employees know their children have a pathway to financial security, it shapes how they view their future and their place at Spectrum – that’s good for customers and our communities, and that’s good business,” said CEO Chris Winfrey. “This initiative helps nurture future prosperity, supporting our employees and their families as we grow together.” Charter said its participation in the new accounts builds on its broader commitment to employee financial security, and specifically, its frontline, U.S.-based sales and service workforce.” — July 21, 2025 Deadline article
Coinbase — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
Starting to invest early is more important than ever. @TrumpAccounts is a great move to kick-start financial security + literacy for children. We’re proud to join @POTUS’s initiative by matching the $1k from the U.S. Treasury for all eligible children of Coinbase employees. Hopefully we can pay the $1k in Bitcoin. — January 28, 2026 Coinbase Co-Founder and CEO Brian Armstrong social media post
Intel (Santa Clara, California) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
Intel Corporation today announced it will match the U.S. government’s $1,000 contribution under the 530A ‘Trump Accounts’ program for eligible children of U.S. employees. 530A accounts are tax-deferred savings vehicles for children under 18, seeded with a $1,000 federal contribution for children born between 2025 and 2028.
“America’s future technologists will define the next era of innovation, and the Trump Accounts program helps give them an early financial foundation,” said Lip-Bu Tan, Intel CEO. “By matching the federal government’s contribution, Intel is reinforcing our longstanding commitment to investing in our people and expanding the ways we support employees’ families as they prepare for the future.”
For decades, Intel has supported the next generation through expanded access to STEM education and digital readiness initiatives. This new employee benefit builds on that legacy and reflects Intel’s continued investment in families, complementing fertility benefits, adoption support, childcare assistance, scholarship opportunities, and college coaching resources. — January 27, 2026 Intel news release
Bank of America (Charlotte, North Carolina) — $1,000 contribution for children of U.S. employees:
“Our announcement to support and complement this new federal program for our teammates is one of the many ways we continue investing in our teammates and reinforce our commitment to being a Great Place to Work.”
“We applaud that the federal government is providing innovative solutions for employees and families to plan for their future, and we welcome the opportunity to participate.”
“When teammates have the opportunity to build long‑term financial security for themselves and their families, it strengthens our company and the communities we serve.” — January 28, 2026 Bank of America memo
Turning Point USA (Phoenix, Arizona) — $1,000 contribution for children of employees:
“Charlie spoke so often about the importance of young families and having children, and his face would light up every time he learned about a Turning Point employee welcoming a newborn into their family. In that spirit, @TPUSA and @tpaction are honored to continue Charlie’s support of families through a company-sponsored dollar-for-dollar match of the federal government’s $1,000 contribution to the 503A “Trump Account” established for every eligible employee’s newborn baby. We’re proud to stand with @POTUS in supporting families and investing in the future of America.” — January 28, 2026 Erika Kirk social media post
Mastercard (Purchase, New York) — Contributions for children of U.S. employees:
A Mastercard spokesperson confirmed to Business Insider that the company will “incorporate” Trump Accounts “into our benefit offerings for all US employees.” — February 14, 2026 Business Insider article
Comcast (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania) — Contributions for children of U.S. employees:
A spokesperson for Comcast confirmed to Business Insider that the company will be contributing to employees’ Trump Accounts. — February 14, 2026 Business Insider article
Wells Fargo (San Francisco, California) — Contributions for children of U.S. employees:
A spokesperson for Wells Fargo confirmed to Business Insider that the company will contribute to employees’ Trump Accounts. — February 14, 2026 Business Insider article
Michael and Susan Dell — $6.25 billion donation for Trump accounts for 25 million children (separate from, and in addition to, the Dell Technologies corporate contribution for children of employees):
Michael and Susan Dell pledged $6.25 billion Tuesday to provide 25 million American children 10 and under an incentive to claim the new investment accounts for children created as part of President Donald Trump’s tax and spending legislation.
The historic gift has little precedent, with few single charitable commitments in the past 25 years exceeding $1 billion. Announced on GivingTuesday, the Dells believe it’s the largest single private commitment made to U.S. children.
Its structure is also unusual. Essentially, it builds on the “ Trump Accounts ” program, where the U.S. Department of the Treasury will deposit $1,000 into investment accounts it sets up for American children born between Jan. 1, 2025 and Dec. 31, 2028. The Dells’ gift will use the “Trump Accounts” infrastructure to give $250 to each qualified child under 11.
“We believe that if every child can see a future worth saving for, this program will build something far greater than an account. It will build hope and opportunity and prosperity for generations to come,” said Michael Dell.” – December 2, 2025 Associated Press
Ray and Barbara Dalio — $250 dollar contributions to 300,000 children in Connecticut:
“My wife, Barbara, and I believe strongly in the importance of equal opportunity. I have been fortunate to live the American Dream. At an early age I was exposed to the stock market, and it changed my life. Over the last two decades, Barbara has devoted herself to helping at-risk and disconnected youth in Connecticut, supporting youth-serving organizations, teachers, and public schools, while working in a bipartisan way with our state and with local municipalities. Barbara has seen firsthand the spirit of our youth, and many have a lot stacked against them. We believe these young people deserve a better chance for success.
That is why @DalioDotOrg is proud to join @MichaelDell & Susan Dell in seeding an expanded number of the new Trump Administration investment accounts, matching their $250 contribution per child for approximately 300,000 children in our home state of Connecticut.
By providing children with savings accounts that compound over time we are providing them with early insights into financial literacy and a path towards financial independence. I applaud President Trump, @SecScottBessent, the Dell Family and many others who have spearheaded this initiative.
We are hopeful other philanthropists and leaders will join this effort by contributing to similar initiatives in their home states, and we hope this catalyzes Secretary Bessent’s “50 State Challenge.” As we enter the holidays, I can think of no better gift than the gift of opportunity.” — X post December 17, 2025.
Brad Gerstner — The inventor of Trump Accounts. Gerstner is donating $250 to all Trump Accounts for Indiana kids under the age of five:
Altimeter Capital CEO Brad Gerstner announced Wednesday a commitment to seed Trump Accounts, a type of investment account for kids, for children in his home state of Indiana.
“I’m going to contribute dollars to kids in Indiana,” Gerstner, a hedge fund manager who helped spearhead the Trump administration’s savings initiative, said Wednesday morning on CNBC. He said the money is intended for children under five years old.
There are some 406,000 children younger than age 5 living in Indiana, according to the Census Bureau’s most recent population survey from 2024. — January 28, 2026 CNBC article
Anand Legacy Foundation (Bakersfield, California) — $500,000 donation for Trump Account babies born in Kern County, California:
Anand Legacy Foundation is pleased to announce a transformative initiative providing a powerful head start to eligible newborns across Kern County. The Anand Legacy Foundation has pledged $500,000 to match Trump Savings Accounts with a $1,000 donation to newborns of mothers enrolled in eligible rehabilitation programs in Kern County who qualify and have opened a Trump Savings Account.
This philanthropic contribution, which will be made directly into the accounts of eligible recipients, reflects a strong commitment to President Trump’s vision of ensuring that every American newborn starts life with a strong financial foundation and real opportunity. By investing directly in the futures of these children, this initiative advances the vision of an America where every child can build toward long-term stability and success. It strengthens Kern County’s foundation for growth and reaffirms our mission to empower families through early financial support and lasting hope.
American children born between 2025 and 2028 are eligible for a S1,000 government contribution to their Trump Account, and up to $5,000 per year can be contributed to an account from any source, including family, friends, and employers. The White House estimates that nearly 25 million families are eligible to receive this initial $1,000 investment from the Treasury Department. Children born before 2025 do not qualify for the $1,000 initial investment but parents can still open accounts for them, as long as they are under the age of 18.
“This landmark initiative, with generational impact, reflects our strong commitment to an America-first vision and to creating a true pathway to prosperity for American children. As a father and as a citizen of this community, I believe every child deserves the dignity of hope and the chance to build a better life, no matter the circumstances into which they are born. This effort represents a deeply personal and meaningful investment in the future of at-risk and vulnerable newborns in Kern County-children who might otherwise be overlooked-and it underscores ongoing mission to uplift families through opportunity, early financial empowerment, and brighter vision for tomorrow,” said Anjay Anand, Founder & CEO of Anand Legacy Foundation.
“The Anand Legacy Foundation is dedicated to supporting the newborns of mothers enrolled in rehabilitation programs in Kern County, helping to strengthen their families by providing a head start on the American dream. We know that when a mother is working courageously to rebuild her life, lifting up her child at the same time can change the trajectory of an entire family. By planting the seed of an early investment that can blossom into a future of opportunity, resilience, and success, the Foundation is empowering families to break the cycle of hardship, restore hope, and build a brighter tomorrow for the next generation, added Michael Bowers, Director of Anand Legacy Foundation. — February 4, 2026 Anand Legacy Foundation statement
Broadcom (Palo Alto, California) — Contributions for children of employees. Details forthcoming.
Nicki Minaj — Donations to Trump Accounts for the children of fans. Details forthcoming:
Rap artist Nicki Minaj will contribute between $150,000 and $300,000 to fund her fans’ Trump Accounts.
The Grammy-nominated star attended a summit on Wednesday with President Donald Trump and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent to promote Trump accounts, also known as Section 530A accounts, which are a type of individual retirement account designed to encourage early wealth building.
“If I had access to something like this, my whole life would have been different,” she said at the summit. — January 28, 2026 CNBC article
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