eBay Auction Nets $9 Million for Lunch with Stephen Curry and Warren Buffett
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An anonymous bidder paid over $9 million for a private lunch with Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry and investor Warren Buffett. The auction, which raised funds for both the GLIDE Foundation and Curry's 'Eat.Learn.Play.' Foundation, reflects a long-standing tradition started by Buffett to support charitable causes.
- 01The winning bid was $9,000,100, with Buffett promising to match it for charity.
- 02The auction supports the GLIDE Foundation, which aids the homeless in San Francisco.
- 03Curry's 'Eat.Learn.Play.' Foundation focuses on children's education and nutrition.
- 04Buffett's lunch auctions began in 2000, raising a total of $53 million before pausing during the pandemic.
- 05Buffett stepped down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway in January 2023 but continues as chairman.
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An anonymous eBay user made headlines by bidding $9,000,100 for a private lunch with Golden State Warriors guard Stephen Curry and legendary investor Warren Buffett. This auction, which concluded recently, is part of Buffett's long-standing tradition of raising funds for charity, specifically benefiting the GLIDE Foundation, which supports homeless individuals in San Francisco, and Curry's 'Eat.Learn.Play.' Foundation, aimed at improving children's education and nutrition. The Currys expressed their gratitude, emphasizing the importance of collaboration in creating lasting change. Buffett's auctions began in 2000, with the total funds raised reaching $53 million before a hiatus during the pandemic. Notably, the auction has seen bids surpassing $1 million since 2008, with a record $19 million bid in 2022. Buffett, who recently stepped down as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway, remains actively involved in charitable efforts, having invited the Currys to participate in this year's auction.
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The funds raised will support local charities, directly benefiting homeless individuals and children in need.
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