Tools for Humanity

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Sam Altman (Co-founder)

Tools for Humanity is the developer of the Worldcoin cryptocurrency and identity verification project that relies on iris scanning hardware. It was founded by Sam Altman and Alex Blania in 2019.

Contributions$5.1M across 7 recipients

MAGA Inc.$5,000,000.00

Donald TrumpRepublican President

Tools for HumanityJanuary 14, 2025

Team Hagerty Victory$25,000.00

Bill Hagerty joint fundraising committeeRepublicanTennessee Senate

Trevor Traina (CBO)November 17, 2025

Grow the Majority$25,000.00

Mike Johnson-led joint fundraising committee supporting House RepublicansRepublicanJoint fundraising committee

Trevor Traina (CBO)March 16, 2026

Whatley Victory Committee$20,000.00

Michael Whatley joint fundraising committeeRepublicanNorth Carolina Senate

Trevor Traina (CBO)March 30, 2026

Team Hagerty$7,000.00

Bill Hagerty principal campaign committeeRepublicanTennessee Senate

Trevor Traina (CBO)2 contributions from November 19, 2025 to November 19, 2025

Senate Eagle PAC$5,000.00

Bill Hagerty leadership PACRepublicanTennessee Senate

Trevor Traina (CBO)November 19, 2025

Kevin Lincoln for Congress$3,500.00

Kevin Lincoln principal campaign committeeRepublicanCalifornia House District 13

Trevor Traina (CBO)March 18, 2026

Contributions

Where Tools for Humanity’s $5.1M went

to super PACs

$5M

98.9%

to party committees

benefitting specific candidates

$55.5K

1.1%

$5M (99%) went to super PACs.

Partisan PACs are classified by party below. PACs that genuinely cross party lines are classified as non-partisan / unknown.None of this money is in the state map — such contributions aren’t tied to a state until the PAC spends them. To learn more about a PAC’s spending, click on a tracked super PAC.

Contributions by partyof $5.1M

Democratic$0 (0%)
Republican$5M (100%)
Non-partisan / unknown$0 (0%)

Contributions by party

Spending by stateof $55.5K directly benefitting candidates

Approximate. Some spending may be cross-state or not tied to a specific candidate, in which case it is omitted here.