Company News Bloomberg: Ken Griffin to Give $15 Million to Robin Hood

Bloomberg: Ken Griffin to Give $15 Million to Robin Hood

April 27, 2017

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Ken Griffin, CEO and Founder of Citadel, will make a $15 million donation to the Robin Hood Foundation, a poverty-fighting group. Ken explained to Bloomberg that the donation is intended to create a “springboard for Robin Hood’s leadership to go out and raise the money that we need to fight poverty.”

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