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Ballmer Group splits into regional nonprofits to sharpen $8B charitable focus

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Steve and Connie Ballmer are restructuring their philanthropic organization, the Ballmer Group, by spinning off three regional branches into independent nonprofits. The move is intended to better align funding decisions with the specific needs of local communities. Having donated over eight billion dollars to charitable causes, the Ballmers plan to redirect their personal focus toward national initiatives. These national efforts will concentrate on advancing economic mobility across the United States.

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