David Tepper named to the 2026 Time100 Philanthropy list for influential leaders

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TIME announced on May 15 that David Tepper has been included in the second-annual 2026 TIME100 Philanthropy list, which recognizes individuals shaping the future of charitable giving. The magazine highlighted Tepper as one of the most influential leaders in philanthropy this year.

Tepper’s inclusion on the list is significant because it acknowledges his substantial impact on philanthropic efforts and his role in influencing how major donations are made. His recognition comes as part of a broader effort by TIME to spotlight those who are making a difference through their charitable work.

According to the Chronicle of Philanthropy, Tepper contributed more than $529 million last year to his three giving vehicles. This level of contribution places him among the top philanthropists globally.

The full profile on Tepper appears in TIME’s coverage, with the complete list available in its May 25 issue, set for newsstands release on Friday, May 15, and online at ti.me/100-philanthropy. Charlotte Football Club participates in Major League Soccer as part of the Eastern Conference and operates as a professional soccer team based in Charlotte, North Carolina; it was established as an expansion franchise with its inaugural season in 2022, according to the official website.

As attention turns toward ongoing philanthropic trends and future honorees, observers will watch how figures like Tepper continue to shape large-scale giving.



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