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Times of India12.07.2026BusinessIndia

MacKenzie Scott Donates $20 Million to Active Minds, Largest Gift in Nonprofit's History

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MacKenzie Scott has donated $20 million to Active Minds, a US nonprofit focused on youth mental health.
This is the largest donation in the organization's history and is unrestricted, allowing Active Minds to allocate funds to expand programs, support young leaders, and address community needs amid growing concerns over youth mental health.

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MacKenzie Scott has donated $20 million to Active Minds, a US nonprofit focused on youth mental health. This is the largest donation in the organization's history and is unrestricted, allowing Active Minds to allocate funds to expand programs, support young leaders, and address community needs amid growing concerns over youth mental health.

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