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Donald Bren

5–10%

Donald Bren has given an estimated 5–10% of current net worth ($19.8B), based on Forbes' philanthropy score.

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5–10%
Net worth
$19.8B
Stated lifetime giving
Not stated
Forbes 400
#58 · Real estate · Newport Beach, California
Status
Source-reported range
Sources
Forbes 400 profile · Sept. 2026

The math

Forbes philanthropy score 3 of 5: lifetime giving is 5–10% of current net worth. The range is Forbes' own banding; GiveRate shows it as published.

Profile

Age
94
Residence
Newport Beach, California
Industry
Real Estate
Source of wealth
Real estate
Self-made
Yes
Role
Chairman, Irvine Company
One-year change
$19.2B (#53) in Sept. 2025 to $19.8B (#58) in Sept. 2026, a gain of 3%.

What the range means in dollars

Forbes gives Donald Bren a philanthropy score of 3 out of 5, meaning lifetime giving equals 5% to 10% of current net worth. On a $19.8B fortune, that implies lifetime giving of roughly between $990M and $2.0B. 38 of the 400 share this score, 315 score lower and 30 score higher.

For scale: 5% to 10% of a $50,000 household income would be $2,500 to $5,000.

Others in Real Estate

Others in California

Questions

How much has Donald Bren given to charity?

Forbes scores Donald Bren 3 of 5 for philanthropy, meaning lifetime giving of 5% to 10% of net worth, roughly between $990M and $2.0B on a $19.8B fortune.

What is Donald Bren's net worth?

Forbes estimates $19.8B as of September 2026, ranking #58 on the Forbes 400.

What is Donald Bren's GiveRate?

5–10%. GiveRate is lifetime giving as a share of wealth, built from published Forbes figures. See giverate.org/methods/ for the method.

GiveRate card for Donald Bren: 5–10%

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