2022’s Top Donors: Where They Live, Where They Give, and More

By Maria Di Mento and

Carmen Mendoza

February 14, 2023

Find out more about America’s 50 biggest donors: their ages, sources of wealth, where they live, and where they give. And see the entire Philanthropy 50 report featuring our analysis of the list and giving trends among megadonors.

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From Youngest to Oldest

Brian Chesky and Joe Gebbia Jr., both 41, are the youngest living philanthropists on the list, and Alice Clark, 96, is the oldest. The median age is 74. (Not all donors disclosed their age.) The number of individual living donors adds up to 70 because some are couples.