Good to see Dalio back at it
When, along with members of the editorial board, I sat down with Barbara Dalio in early March, it was likely a first for me. I don't think I had ever interviewed a billionaire.
When, along with members of the editorial board, I sat down with Barbara Dalio in early March, it was likely a first for me. I don't think I had ever interviewed a billionaire.
It was a grim moment late on the morning of May 19, when Gov. Ned Lamont and Dalio Philanthropies declared the demise of the partnership they had formed a year earlier with high hopes of helping troubled youths in Connecticut’s cities.
Two months apart, without knowing they were doing so, Ray and Barbara Dalio described how they helped each other understand poverty in Connecticut, the richest state, where they are comfortably the richest residents.
The foundation of Greenwich billionaire Ray Dalio and his spouse Barbara announced Friday it will devote $4 million to support Connecticut hospital workers statewide and address immediate food needs during the coronavirus pandemic, joining a growing list of corporate and private philanthropy efforts.