This Subway Heir Is One Of The Biggest Philanthropists You’ve Never Heard Of
November 16, 2023
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as posted by the channelElisabeth DeLuca, the low-profile widow of Subway cofounder Fred DeLuca, has already doled out $250 million of her fortune toward conservation and education and earmarked another $600 million to charitable foundations. With billions in cash expected from Subway’s pending sale, she appears poised to give away much more.
Forbes wealth reporter Jemima McEvoy sits down with Rosemarie Miller to discuss what else this nurse-turned-billionaire might do with her fortune.
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