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the time and cost of business-related education." The business institute is housed in a former
Paychex building that Golisano bought for $ 10 million in October 2022. A WXXI News report stated the school is a "nonprofit venture" and reported that Golisano is "bankrolling the institution, but he is not running it." Tuition is expected to be $ 8,900 per year when it opens, and the Thomas Golisano Foundation is covering the school's operating costs.
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Healthy Communities to 100 locations around the world. This was the largest single gift to an organization made by Golisano and the largest single gifts ever received from an individual by Special Olympics. Also in 2012, Golisano donated $ 20 million to build a new Golisano Children's Hospital at Lee Health in southwest Florida which opened in Spring 2017.
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Special Olympics to launch the Healthy Communities initiative. The purpose of the initiative is to increase year-round access to health care for people with intellectual disabilities. He made an additional commitment of $ 25 million to Special Olympics in
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Golisano Institute for Business and Entrepreneurship in Brighton, NY, that will open in the fall 2023. The school will offer two-year certificates, focus exclusively on business coursework, and cap enrollment at 500 students. Golisano has said the school is oriented to "reducing
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Golisano Foundation pledged $ 3 million to construct a facility dedicated to providing services to families of autistic children and adults in the city of Rochester. The Golisano Autism Center, which opened in September 2019 in a new 33,000 sq. ft. building, is unique
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in 1994, 1998 and 2002. Although he was never elected, his percentage of the vote increased with each election. He spent a combined $ 93 million on the three campaigns. By receiving more than 50,000 votes each time, Golisano brought the
Independence Party an automatic ballot line for the succeeding
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announced he would not run again in the 2006 election, Republican officials attempted to recruit
Golisano to run for the Republican nomination. He changed his party affiliation to Republican, with the Independence Party's chairman's blessing, in October 2005, apparently in preparation for another
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Development would include a performing arts center to be called the Golisano Center for the Performing Arts in honor of a donation made to the project by Golisano. Also in 2017, at the Special Olympics World Games, the first Golisano Global Health Care Leadership
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Republicans temporarily seized control of a body that still retained a Democratic enrollment edge. Golisano, who had supported a number of Democratic Party candidates during the 2008 election, was dissatisfied with things like the Democrats' effort to solve the state's budget crisis by
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Golisano Center for Community Health opened its doors to patients. The center, which provides integrated health care to people with disabilities and their families, was made possible with a gift of $ 3.5 million from Golisano. In September 2016, Golisano gave $ 7.5 million to
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that was established in 2012. Following Golisano's purchase of Greenlight, the company began expanding into new areas due to a $ 100 million investment by Golisano. However in 2022, Golisano sold his controlling equity shares of Greenlight Networks to the investment firm Oak Hill.
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Paychex was founded by Golisano in 1971. He started the company with $ 3,000 and a credit card. Golisano served as its president and Chief Executive Officer from 1971 to October 2004. He has been the Chairman of Paychex since October 1, 2004, and its Director since 1979.
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In July 2008, Golisano formed a PAC called Responsible New York and funded it with $ 5 million of his own money. The PAC gives money to candidates for the New York state legislature, regardless of party, and supports candidates for property tax cuts and election reform.
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Golisano founded the B. Thomas Golisano Foundation in 1985 with an initial gift of $ 90,000. The Foundation awards grants to organizations dedicated to providing opportunities for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families.
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In January 2018, Golisano announced the formation of a campaign called Tax My Property Fairly. The stated purpose of the campaign is "to help Upstate New York homeowners fight for fair property taxes."
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by Forbes ranked Golisano as the 490th wealthy billionaire with a net worth of $ 5.4 billion. In 2023, he was ranked as the 552nd wealthiest billionaire in the world with a net worth of $ 4.9 billion.
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for a new athletic training center that will aim to be a model of inclusion, fitness and wellness, and is expected to open in 2018. Also in September 2016, Golisano gave $ 2 million to the
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In 2014, the Golisano Neurology and Rehabilitation Center opened at Unity Hospital in Rochester, funded in part by a $ 10 million contribution from Golisano.
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lacrosse team. He purchased the Sabres from the NHL who had stripped the team from their previous owner
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gubernatorial run. In February 2006, Golisano announced that he would not run for the governorship.
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Tennis star Monica Seles’ husband Tom Golisano refuses to pay tax bill over ‘geese droppings’
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1631:"Tom Golisano donating $ 360M across Upstate NY nonprofits"
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in February 2011. Golisano made a bid for the bankrupt
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617:"The World's Billionaires: #721 B. Thomas Golisano"
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