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Mark Zuckerberg

1–5%

Mark Zuckerberg has given an estimated 1–5% of current net worth ($212B), based on Forbes' philanthropy score.

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1–5%
Net worth
$212B
Stated lifetime giving
Not stated
Forbes 400
#6 · Facebook · Palo Alto, California
Status
Source-reported range
Sources
Forbes 400 profile · Sept. 2026

The math

Forbes philanthropy score 2 of 5: lifetime giving is 1–5% of current net worth. The range is Forbes' own banding; GiveRate shows it as published.

Profile

Age
42
Residence
Palo Alto, California
Industry
Technology
Source of wealth
Facebook
Self-made
Yes
Role
Cofounder, Meta Platforms
One-year change
$253B (#3) in Sept. 2025 to $212B (#6) in Sept. 2026, a drop of 16%.

What the range means in dollars

Forbes gives Mark Zuckerberg a philanthropy score of 2 out of 5, meaning lifetime giving equals 1% to 5% of current net worth. On a $212B fortune, that implies lifetime giving of roughly between $2.1B and $10.6B. 138 of the 400 share this score, 177 score lower and 68 score higher.

For scale: 1% to 5% of a $50,000 household income would be $500 to $2,500.

Giving on record

It has since changed focus again, to AI. In 2015, Zuckerberg and his wife, Priscilla Chan, pledged to give away 99% of their Meta stake over their lifetimes.

From the Forbes profile (Sept. 2026).

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Questions

How much has Mark Zuckerberg given to charity?

Forbes scores Mark Zuckerberg 2 of 5 for philanthropy, meaning lifetime giving of 1% to 5% of net worth, roughly between $2.1B and $10.6B on a $212B fortune.

What is Mark Zuckerberg's net worth?

Forbes estimates $212B as of September 2026, ranking #6 on the Forbes 400.

What is Mark Zuckerberg's GiveRate?

1–5%. GiveRate is lifetime giving as a share of wealth, built from published Forbes figures. See giverate.org/methods/ for the method.

GiveRate card for Mark Zuckerberg: 1–5%

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