Ansari X Prize - List of Major Donors By Order of Donation

List of Major Donors By Order of Donation

  • Anousheh Ansari and Amir Ansari, the official sponsors of the competition.
  • First USA (J.P. Morgan Chase), US$1,000,000
  • New Spirit of St. Louis Organization
  • Danforth Foundation, US$500,000
  • Tom Clancy, $100K–US$500,000
  • J.S. McDonnell (McDonnell Douglas)
  • Andrew Taylor (Enterprise Rent-A-Car)
  • Andrew Beal (Beal Bank)
  • St. Louis Science Center

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