Michael and Susan Dell are backing newly created “Trump Accounts” for eligible American children after committing $6.25 billion, with outlets describing how the funds are distributed over the coming week. Business Insider reports that the contribution is allocated across Trump Accounts of about 25 million children, while Newsweek frames the Dells as among the program’s strongest supporters, noting they have donated more than $6 billion to help fund the accounts.

Times of India adds that Michael Dell and his wife encourage parents to take action by claiming the funds for their children, describing this as an appeal to parents. The accounts are said to be created under a new federal tax law and are designed to provide a one-time contribution intended to support children’s future investment. While the outlets focus on different aspects—distribution details, the scale of the pledge, and parents’ role in claiming— they generally align on the Dells’ financial support and the program’s purpose for eligible children.