The Super Pac affiliated with President Donald Trump raised $ 177 million in the first half of 2025, show new fundraising reports, with Republican megadonores, Trump’s key allies (including some government officials), large businesses, a secret money group and the mother of a man who received a presidential pardon among which the group’s chests filled in front of the next year.
Even in an era of overflowing money in politics, the massive sum stands out. It is a sign that Trump’s political operation will continue to exert an important influence despite the fact that Trump himself is prohibited by the limits of terms of running again for president.
The group spent only $ 4.6 million during that time, which means that it has more than $ 196 million accumulated while Trump continues to put its stamp in the Republican Party and seeks to keep Congress in the control of the Republican Party in the mid -period elections of 2026.
Trump also has more money in other committees that can be used for various political causes.
The List of Donors of Maga Inc. included Elizabeth Fago de Florida, who made a donation of $ 1 million on April 3. The elderly executive Paul Walczak, son of Fago, received a forgiveness from Trump on April 23 after having declared himself guilty of fiscal crimes months before. According to the New York Times, Walczak’s forgiveness request highlighted the political activity of Fago, and Fago attended a collection of Caro Funds for the Trump Super Pac shortly before Walczak received a forgiveness.
The donation of $ 1 million of phage exceeds all its individual donations prior to combined republican campaigns, according to the records of the Federal Electoral Commission.
The Megadonor of the Republican Party of the billionaire Jeff Yass, who donated $ 16 million to the group, was Trump Super Pac donor. After sending Maga Inc. $ 1 million days before the inauguration of Trump, Yass gave $ 15 million more in early March.
Its commercial firm has a significant participation in the parent company of the Chinese giant of social networks Tiktok, and Trump has repeatedly delayed the implementation of legislation that prohibits the application in the United States until it can be sold to an American owner.
The second largest donation in the new report, $ 13.75 million, came from a non -profit group called Securing American Greatness Inc. The non -profit group appeared in 2024 and published ads on the name of Trump before last year’s elections, and does not have to publicly reveal its donors.
Kelcy Warren, head of the Energy Energy Transfer LP company, gave the Trump Super Pac $ 12.5 million, while cryptocurrency companies Foris Dax and Blockchain.com gave $ 10 million and $ 5 million, respectively.
Elon Musk also contributed $ 5 million to Maga Inc. on June 27, when he also gave the same quantities to the main Republicans involved in the races of the Chamber and the Senate.
Musk spent a lot to help Trump win last year and joined his White House. But only weeks before his donation to the Pro-Trump group, he left the White House while criticizing Trump’s characteristic tax cuts and the bill to spend and attack Trump for his ties with the sentenced sexual offender Jeffrey Epstein.
Kelly Loeffler, who is now a member of the Trump cabinet as head of the administration of small businesses, gave Maga Inc. on June 25. Her husband, the CEO of Intercontinental Exchange Jeffrey Sprecher, gave her another $ 2.5 million.
Jared Isaacman, billionaire businessman Trump took the opportunity to lead NASA before withdrawing his nomination in May, gave the group $ 1 million the last day of June.
And Warren Stephens, the Arkansas -based businessman whom Trump nominated as his ambassador to the United Kingdom, gave $ 1 million.
Other prominent donors include:
- Risk capitalists Ben Horowitz and Marc Andreessen, who gave $ 3 million.
- Ronald Lauder, heir to the Estée Lauder Cosmetics and a Pro-Israel activist, who gave $ 5 million.
- The billionaire businessman Timothy Mellon, who gave almost $ 2 million.
- Lynsi Snyder-Relingson, president of In-N-Out Burger, who gave $ 2 million.
- William Ford, an CEO of investments that is also at the Board of the Tiktok Bytedonce matrix company, who gave $ 1.25 million.
- Antonio Thank you, a CEO of private capital that served in a high -ranking voluntary role with the “Government Efficiency Department” of Trump, which gave $ 1 million.
- The owner of the Dallas Cowboys, Jerry Jones, who gave $ 1 million.
- Tyler and Cameron Winklevos, the businessmen and the first investors of Bitcoin, who gave around $ 500,000.
Dylan EBS and Scott bland contributed.
