Several major technology and other companies are reportedly major donors to the construction of a White House ballroom associated with Donald Trump, according to a donor list published by The Washington Post. Outlets including The Verge and Channel NewsAsia cite the reported figures, describing contributions from multiple large firms.

The reports say Nvidia and Apple each contributed $25 million, bringing attention to the role of big corporate funding in the project. Other named donors in coverage include Microsoft, Amazon, Google, Meta, and Lockheed Martin, though amounts vary by company across summaries. The Verge reports total giving from several of these firms of $92 million. AppleInsider adds that the broader project is linked to $330 million in total funding referenced by The Washington Post.

The White House does not appear to comment on specific donors in the accounts summarised by outlets, and the published figures are attributed to the Washington Post’s reporting on donations. The overall coverage focuses on who contributed and how much, while providing limited additional details on contracting or oversight for the work.