100.
That’s how many companies, foundations, and states have now signed up to pump money into Trump Accounts, the new child savings program created by the One Big Beautiful Bill Act.
Americans for Tax Reform has been tracking the list, and it just crossed the century mark.
Every American child born between 2025 and 2028 gets a $1,000 seed deposit from the U.S. Treasury into a tax-deferred investment account. Parents, employers, and even outside donors can add more on top of that.
The money grows over time, tax-deferred, until the child turns 18.
Here’s who’s added to the pot so far:
Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley are matching $1,000 for their employees’ kids.
So are JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, and Wells Fargo.
Tech giants like Nvidia, Intel, and IBM are in. So is Chipotle. So is Uber.
Even Nicki Minaj is chipping in, promising up to $300,000 for her fans’ children.
Then there’s the Dell family.
Michael and Susan Dell pledged $6.25 billion, the largest single private gift to American children on record, to seed accounts for 25 million kids under 11.
Nevada shows up on this list too.
Gov. Joe Lombardo has committed the state to opening a Trump Account for every child currently in Nevada’s foster care system.
It’s easy to see what a game changer that is.
Foster kids often age out of the system with nothing, no savings, no safety net, no head start.
A funded account waiting for them at 18 could be the difference between starting adulthood with options or starting it with nothing.
States like Hawaii and Oklahoma are directing extra dollars specifically toward foster children and lower-income kids. The Anand Legacy Foundation in California is targeting newborns of mothers in rehab programs.
It’s not just Wall Street nepo-babies getting this money. It’s reaching the kids who need it most.
And this program didn’t require a new federal bureaucracy or a mountain of new spending.
It used the tax code to invite the private sector to invest in America’s kids, and 100 organizations said yes without being forced to.
That’s the kind of policy conservatives have been arguing for all along.
Give people and businesses a reason to do the right thing, and get out of the way.
For Nevada families, here’s the takeaway: If your child was born in 2025 or later, open a Trump Account for them at TrumpAccounts.gov. You can also check and see if your employer is one of the growing list of companies matching the federal deposit.
If you’re a foster parent or work in the child welfare system, make sure the kids in your care are enrolled too.
A thousand dollars invested at birth, growing untouched for 18 years, adds up.
Multiply that by millions of kids, and you’re looking at a generation that starts adult life with a stake in the American economy instead of a stack of student loan bills.
That’s worth applauding, no matter which side of the aisle you’re on.
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