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Entities › Michael Bloomberg
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Michael Bloomberg

Media billionaire; $88M ambulance-and-vests drive for Israel after Oct 7

Media billionaire · Person · United States

Michael Bloomberg, founder and 88% owner of Bloomberg LP and former New York mayor, is worth $94.9B according to Forbes (4 Oct 2026). In a matching appeal posted on 9 October 2023 for Magen David Adom, Israel's national emergency medical service, he matched nearly $44M from about 34,000 donors for an $88M total, the largest gift in American Friends of MDA's history. The money paid for ambulances, medical equipment, ballistic vests and helmets. 'America has always been a friend to Israel and I am encouraged that so many of us are stepping up to help our ally during these challenging times,' he said. Bloomberg Philanthropies then committed $27.8M to 65 hard-hit towns in southern and northern Israel. These gifts flowed during Israel's assault on Gaza, a campaign the UN Commission of Inquiry concluded in Sept 2025 was a genocide; no comparable public Bloomberg gift to Palestinian emergency services was found. Charity, too, picks a side.

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In October 2023 Bloomberg matched nearly $44M from about 34,000 donors for an $88M gift to Magen David Adom, the largest in American Friends of MDA's history, paying for ambulances, ballistic vests and helmets. He said: 'America has always been a friend to Israel and I am encouraged that so many of us are stepping up to help our ally.' Bloomberg Philanthropies then committed $27.8M to 65 hard-hit Israeli towns.

Sources: go-bio.de, morningstar.co.uk, thenation.com

Money

Forbes puts Bloomberg's net worth at $94.9B (4 Oct 2026), and he owns 88% of Bloomberg LP.

Sources: nairametrics.com

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Michael Bloomberg → Magen David Adom: $44M (donated to)$44M
2023-10Magen David AdomMichael Bloomberg matched nearly $44M from about 34,000 donors for an $88M gift to Magen David Adom after 7 October 2023, paying for ambulances, ballistic vests and helmets.
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  • go-bio.de — go-bio.deDocumentMichael Bloomberg announced he would donate nearly $44 million to Magen David Adom, matching contributions from approximately 34,000 donors for a total of $88 million
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Michael Bloomberg → Andrew Cuomo: $13.3M (funded pacs supporting)$13.3M
2025Andrew CuomoMichael Bloomberg gave $13.3M to pro-Cuomo super PACs: $8.3M to Fix the City in the primary, then $1.5M to Fix the City and $3.5M to For Our City in the final week.
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  • Citizens Union — citizensunion.orgBloomberg's $13.3 million total is likely the largest individual contribution made in support of another candidate in New York history.
  • Yahoo News — yahoo.comMichael Bloomberg donated a combined $5 million to a couple of anti-Zohran Mamdani super PACs earlier this week ... Bloomberg had given $1.5 million to Fix the City ... pumping $3.5 million into the coffers of For Our City

Political spending

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Bloomberg put $1,089,225,532 of his own money into his 2020 presidential campaign.$1.1B
Oct 2019 to Dec 2020Mike Bloomberg 2020, Inc.FEC candidate contributions; total receipts $1,124,592,944.73
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  • MIKE BLOOMBERG 2020, INC. - committee overview — MIKE BLOOMBERG 2020, INC. - committee overviewDocumentFinancial summaryCandidate contributions $1,089,225,532.11

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Michael Bloomberg: net worth change since Jan 2023 $400M$400M
2023-03-10 to 2026-10-04Forbes net worth $94.5B (2023-03-10) to $94.9B (2026-10-04). Closest documented baseline to Jan 2023 is the Forbes 2023 list (prices of 10 Mar 2023).
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  • Nairametrics — nairametrics.com

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