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Dell Couple Pledges $250 Each to First 25 Million Kids Opening Trump Accounts

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Michael Dell, founder and CEO of Dell Technologies, and his wife Susan announced on July 4 that they will donate $250 each to the first 25 million qualifying American children who open a Trump Account. The announcement coincided with the launch of Trump Accounts, a new government-backed investment vehicle for children. The Dells' pledge is an extension of their previously announced $6.25 billion commitment tied to the initiative. To receive the donation, children must meet specific eligibility criteria when signing up for the account. The funds deposited into these accounts are earmarked for designated future uses as defined by the program.

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