The records also identify donations linked to individuals and organisations operating across technology, finance, consulting and other industries. Some contributions were made through companies or family foundations, according to the report. REUTERS/Kylie Cooper
\n\nSecret documents obtained by The Washington Post have revealed major donors behind US President Donald Trump’s $330 million White House ballroom project, exposing the scale and limited transparency of the fundraising campaign.
\n\nThe records identify prominent business executives, corporations and wealthy individuals who contributed to the project, including previously undisclosed donors who have benefited from government contracts, regulatory decisions and other actions by the Trump administration.
\n\nAccording to the newspaper’s investigation, the documents provide a detailed picture of a fundraising effort that stands out for both its size and the lack of public information surrounding its contributors.
\n\nAmong the names featured in the records are executives and companies associated with Palantir, Microsoft, Apple, Comcast and Booz Allen Hamilton. Other contributors include cryptocurrency entrepreneurs Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, investor Jeff Yass and former Marvel chairman Isaac Perlmutter, alongside several wealthy business figures.
\n\nThe records also identify donations linked to individuals and organisations operating across technology, finance, consulting and other industries. Some contributions were made through companies or family…
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