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The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation is a charitable organization formed 1964 in Omaha, Nebraska, by investor and industrialist Warren Buffett as a vehicle to manage his charitable giving. It was known simply as the Buffett Foundation until 2004, when it was renamed in honor of Susan Buffett , who died that year.
- 1964
- Warren Buffett
- Omaha, Nebraska
- Allen Greenberg (Executive Director)
The Susan T. Buffett Foundation has offered scholarships to college students in Nebraska for over 50 years. Scholarships are awarded on a competitive basis to first-time freshman entering college who live in Nebraska, graduate from a Nebraska high school (or GED) with plans to attend a Nebraska public college, and demonstrate financial need.
All eligible applications are reviewed and scored. Selection is based on a variety of criteria including financial need, academic merit, the short answers, and the recommendation. Award notifications will be sent by May 1st. Email: scholarships@stbfoundation.org Phone: (402) 943-1383. The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation responds to questions ...
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Application Requirements. The 2024 application is closed. Awards will be announced by May 1st. Email: scholarships@stbfoundation.org Phone: (402) 943-1383. The Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation responds to questions about college scholarships only. The Foundation does not respond to other inquiries.
Feb 21, 2020 · STBF’s deep pockets aren’t surprising, given that it was founded by billionaire Berkshire Hathaway CEO Warren Buffett and his wife, the late Susan Thompson Buffett. It was established as the Buffett Foundation in 1964 and renamed for Susan after her passing in 2004.
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May 15, 2006 · With an estimated $2.7 billion in assets, the Omaha-based Susan Thompson Buffett Foundation has announced that it will increase its grantmaking to at least $150 million annually — more than the total it has awarded over the past five years — for projects and programs for disadvantaged women, reproductive health, and other social issues, as well as scholarships for low-income students, the ...
