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Cowboys Owner Jerry Jones Donates $10 Million to Clinton Foundation

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Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones and his family are donating $10 million to the Clinton Foundation to help modernize the Clinton Presidential Center and support the Clinton School of Public Service in Little Rock, Arkansas. Jones announced the gift at the Little Rock Touchdown Club, connecting it to his upbringing in North Little Rock and the role Arkansas played in his family’s life. The funding is intended to expand educational and public-service opportunities for students, teachers, adult learners and student-athletes. The donation also drew criticism from some Cowboys fans amid the team’s poor start to the 2026 season, with critics arguing that Jones has been unwilling to spend enough on coaching.

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