Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is giving hospitals in the Aloha State a hefty donation of $150 million. Hawai'i Pacific Health and Hilo Medical Center are the recipients.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff is giving hospitals in the Aloha State a hefty donation. The charitable contribution, announced Tuesday, totals $150 million and seeks to help address "critical infrastructure gaps and ensure excellent and continuous care" for people in Hawaii, the University of California - San Francisco and Benioff said.
Land acquisitions like his and those by other billionaires in Hawaii have played a part in the anxiety felt among residents about housing in the state and how such moves could make availability and affordability even worse, according to NPR and other outlets. "Marc & Lynne have donated almost 75% of the total land they’ve purchased in Hawaii over the last quarter-century, and well over 90% of the land they’ve purchased since 2020.
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