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Winner pays $9 million in charity auction for a private lunch with Warren Buffett and Stephen Curry

Buffett will match the winning bid, lifting total donations to about $27 million for Glide Foundation and Eat, the nonprofits said.

  • On Wednesday, the weeklong eBay auction for a lunch with investor Warren Buffett and basketball star Stephen Curry concluded with a winning bid of $9 million.
  • Proceeds will be divided between the Glide Foundation and Eat, with Buffett matching the winning bid to boost the total donation to about $27 million.
  • On June 24, Buffett, Curry, and Ayesha Curry will host the winner and up to seven guests in Omaha, Nebraska, at Berkshire Hathaway.
  • Buffett has raised $53.2 million for Glide since his wife Susan volunteered there, though the 2022 auction record of $19 million remains the largest in eBay charity history.
  • The 95-year-old Buffett is donating nearly all his remaining fortune, estimated at $143.5 billion by Forbes, to a charitable trust overseen by his three children.
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A charity auction has once again brought the traditional initiative of sharing a meal with American investor Warren Buffett into the media spotlight. This 2026 edition also featured NBA player Stephen Curry, which helped drive the final bid up to $9 million. Read more

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Omaha's oracle and NBA star Stephen Curry will deliver the fundraiser to non-profit organizations

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A bidder agreed to pay $9,000,100 at auction to dine with billionaire investor Warren Buffett and basketball superstar Stephen Curry in a ​charity fundraiser.

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The Straits Times broke the news in Singapore on Friday, May 15, 2026.
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