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An Iowa college gets a $10 million gift from the estate trust of a famous alum

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Among other things, a $10 million gift from a tech icon alumni will allow an Iowa school to establish an endowed computer science chair
An Iowa college, Grinnell College, has received a significant $10 million donation from the estate trust of a notable alumnus, Harry Hopkins, who graduated in 1912. Hopkins, known for his role as President Franklin D. Roosevelt's chief advisor during the New Deal and World War II, left this gift to support the college's mission. The donation will be used to enhance the college's endowment, specifically to fund scholarships, faculty positions, and other educational initiatives, reflecting Hopkins' commitment to education and public service. This generous contribution not only honors his legacy but also significantly aids Grinnell College in continuing its tradition of providing high-quality liberal arts education.

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