Ways to get involved
Invest America accounts are expected to open nationwide on July 4, 2026, giving children a chance to build long-term savings and a stake in America’s future. Now is the time for businesses, community groups, and philanthropies to raise their hand, explore options, and help shape how this opportunity reaches families across the country.
Michael and Susan Dell’s $6.25B Contribution
A historic $6.25 billion commitment through their family foundation and charitable funds to help millions of children share in America’s growth.
Michael and Susan Dell are making a historic $6.25 billion contribution through their family foundation and charitable funds to help millions of children share in America’s growth. Working alongside the Invest America Act’s $1,000 federal seed deposit for eligible newborns, their gift adds $250 to the Invest America accounts of up to 25 million children born before 2025, giving families a simple, meaningful first step toward long-term savings for education, a first home, starting a business, and other milestones. At its core, this commitment reflects a belief that potential is universal and that every child deserves a real stake in America’s future.
Are you a parent?
Invest America gives every child under 18 the chance to build long-term savings in their own investment account. Families can open an account, receive starter deposits from the federal government and charitable funds, and add contributions over time. Starting at age 18, children can use the money for education, job training, a first home, or a business, with full access as they move into adulthood.
Are you a business leader?
Join Our Business Pledge
Invest America believes that free markets work best when everyone has a fair chance to participate. By taking the Invest America Business Pledge, employers and business leaders affirm their intention to design ways to contribute to the accounts of their employees’ children or to explore leveraging their corporate giving with a national effort to expand opportunity.
Are you a philanthropist?
Make a Philanthropic Pledge
Philanthropic partners play a vital role in expanding Invest America’s reach, especially to children and communities with the greatest financial need. By making an Invest America Philanthropic Pledge, like Michael and Susan Dell, funders state their intention to seed or match deposits, reach eligible families through schools and local organizations, or to integrate into their existing education and economic-mobility initiatives.