Warren Buffett Donates $1.1 Billion and Updates Plans for $150 Billion Fortune
The 94-year-old investor outlines detailed estate plans, including successor trustees, while reaffirming his commitment to philanthropy.
- Warren Buffett has donated $1.1 billion in Berkshire Hathaway stock to four family foundations, continuing his long-standing tradition of giving.
- Buffett reiterated his pledge to donate 99% of his $150 billion fortune, with 56.6% already distributed since 2006.
- He has designated three younger successor trustees to ensure the continuation of his philanthropic mission if his children cannot fulfill the responsibility.
- Buffett emphasized the importance of transparency in estate planning, encouraging parents to discuss their wills with their children to avoid future disputes.
- The billionaire also announced he will cease donations to the Gates Foundation after his death, entrusting his children to manage the majority of his charitable contributions.

























