SpaceX president Gwynne Shotwell says she and her husband will donate shares of their personal SpaceX stock to the Trump Accounts programme, providing support for about 2 million children. Multiple outlets report that the pledge is valued at more than $320 million (some accounts cite roughly $325 million), based on an estimated per-share price of about $162. The donation is framed as part of the “Invest America” effort associated with Trump Accounts, with emphasis on reaching children aged roughly 11 to 17 and focusing on lower-income families, including communities near Shotwell’s central Texas home. CNBC reports that President Donald Trump had earlier predicted that Elon Musk would donate stock to the programme, and Shotwell’s announcement follows that expectation. Business Insider and other outlets say Trump publicly thanks Shotwell for the gift, calling it “extreme generosity.” Coverage consistently describes the stock as coming from Shotwell’s and her husband’s personal holdings rather than from SpaceX as a company. Several reports also note that this follows other large contributions to the programme, including a reported $6.25 billion gift from the Dells.