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Jerry Jones Donates $10 Million to Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock
The gift will fund modernization and renovations at the center, including educational facilities and the Clinton School of Public Service.
- On Monday, Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and his family announced a $10 million donation to the Clinton Presidential Center in Little Rock, Arkansas, during a Little Rock Touchdown Club luncheon.
- Renovations to the facility will modernize the 22-year-old center, including updates to the Clinton-Gore Administration gallery and expansion of the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service.
- Since opening, the Clinton Presidential Center has attracted more than 5.5 million visitors and generated a $4.9 billion economic impact on Central Arkansas over its first 20 years.
- Renovations include a new archive for former First Lady and former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, and the Clinton School of Public Service will relocate to a 28-acre site purchased in 2025.
- Former President Bill Clinton said the donation supports the center's work as a hub for education, service, and bipartisan dialogue, while Jones aims to "lead the way" for future contributions.
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