Here's Who Donated The Most Money To Ohio State This Year (countdown)

Emily Bench, Biz Journals
Sun, 12/09/2018 - 7:09am

Ohio State University saw a record-breaking $601 million in donations in its last fiscal year. The gifts ranged from donations for education, medicine and research, athletics and scholarships. Nearly 270,000 donors, the majority of whom are Ohio State alumni, donated to the school. But who were the people behind the biggest gifts?

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Here's Who Donated The Most Money To Ohio State This Year (countdown)

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