Moved by Oct. 7, Blackstone president donates $125M to Tel Aviv University to address doctor shortage - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
- Jonathan and Mindy Gray donated $125 million to Tel Aviv University’s medical school in 2023 to address Israel’s doctor shortage.
- The donation followed the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack and the university's decision to drop the Sackler name amid an opioid-related settlement.
- The gift funds new facilities, scholarships, and aims to increase minority enrollment, including doubling Arab Israeli students and expanding research capacity.
- The Grays expressed that contributing to an organization impacting numerous lives is the most effective means to promote recovery.
- The donation will expand the faculty’s capacity, strengthen Israel’s health system, and signals confidence in the country’s future amid ongoing conflict.
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Moved by Oct. 7, Blackstone president donates $125M to Tel Aviv University to address doctor shortage
The president of the global private equity firm Blackstone and his wife are donating $125 million to Tel Aviv University’s health science and medical school, in the largest gift in the school’s history.
Moved by Oct. 7, Blackstone president donates $125M to Tel Aviv University to address doctor shortage - Jewish Telegraphic Agency
The president of the global private equity firm Blackstone and his wife are donating $125 million to Tel Aviv University’s health science and medical school, in the largest gift in the school’s history. The gift by Jonathan and Mindy Gray is meant to address a pressing doctor shortage in Israel. It also answers a question raised in 2023 when the school announced it would drop its longtime name, Sackler, amid a settlement by the Sackler family ov…
Blackstone’s Jon Gray Gives $125 Million to Tel Aviv Medical School
Blackstone Inc. President Jon Gray and his wife Mindy have donated $125 million to Tel Aviv University’s medical school, the largest gift ever to the school and among the largest to an academic institution in Israel.
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