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Griffin Catalyst Founder Ken Griffin and Success Academy Founder and CEO Eva Moskowitz joined Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, Lieutenant Governor Jay Collins and other state and local officials at a press conference at Florida International University (FIU) to celebrate Success Academy’s expansion to Florida and Griffin Catalyst’s transformational $50 million gift to support its launch in Miami.
Preserving Miami’s History, Inspiring Its Future: Griffin Catalyst Makes Landmark $20 Million Gift to Vizcaya
Griffin Catalyst has made a landmark $20 million gift to Vizcaya Museum and Gardens, one of South Florida’s most iconic cultural institutions and a National Historic Landmark known for its historic estate, waterfront gardens, and expanding role as a center for learning, arts, and community programs.
Griffin Catalyst Expands Resources for Miami Children and Families with $5 Million Gift to Lotus House
Griffin Catalyst is helping expand opportunity for children and families in Miami through a $5 million gift to Lotus House, the nation’s largest women’s homeless shelter and a nationally recognized model for holistic support services.
Northwestern Medicine Names Catherine Gratz Griffin Lake Forest Hospital Following Landmark Gift from Griffin Catalyst
Northwestern Medicine has announced a landmark gift from Ken Griffin to expand access to comprehensive, patient-focused health care and strengthen critical services at Northwestern Medicine Lake Forest Hospital. In recognition of the gift, among the largest in Northwestern Medicine’s history, Lake Forest Hospital will be named Northwestern Medicine Catherine Gratz Griffin Lake Forest Hospital in honor of Ken’s mother.
Griffin Catalyst is helping to bring an innovative new approach to math education to Miami-Dade County Public Schools (M-DCPS), the nation’s third-largest school district. Through a philanthropic grant from Griffin Catalyst, alongside support from the Bezos Family Foundation, M-DCPS will partner with the nonprofit New Classrooms to scale personalized, competency-based math learning across 75 schools over the next three years.
