Doris Buffett’s net worth

Doris Buffett’s net worth

Facts of Doris Buffett’s net worth

Net worth$80 million
First NameDoris
Last NameBuffett
NationalityAmerican
AkaDoris Buffett

Doris Buffett's net worth: $80 million

Doris Buffett is an American philanthropist, investor, and businesswoman. Buffett is best known as the founder of  Warren Buffett supported millions-of-dollars-worth Sunshine Lady Foundation. She is one of the two sisters of Wallmart founder Warren Buffett. She has an estimated net worth of $80 million. People regarded Buffett as one of the most generous philanthropists of our age. Currently, she is active as the CEO of the foundation. Since its inception, the Sunshine Lady Foundation has already given away over $100 million in personal request grants. Importantly, Dorris initially invested in an early Warren partnership and the rest is history. Warren's deceased wife Susan Buffett is Dorris' sister-in-law. Furthermore, American businessman Howard Grahm Buffet and American musician Peter Buffett are her nephews, whereas American philanthropist Susan Alice Buffet is her niece. Likewise, American investor Howard Warren Buffett is her grand-nephew.

Doris Buffett Struggles and Personal Life

The 89-year-old, Doris Buffett, inherited $110 million dollars worth Berkshire Hathaway stock from a family trust in 1996. Buffett, like his brother, has decided to give all of her wealth away. The book, Giving It All Away: Dorris Buffett Story, states the story of a growing young girl suffering from a horrible upbringing from an abusive mother. The young girl is none other than Dorris Buffett. According to the book, Doris made a fortune investing in an early Warren partnership. However, the 1987 stock market crash left her with $2 million in debts. Later, she was able to emerge out of her financial troubles. Talking about her personal life, Buffett has been estranged from her three children. Likewise, she has seen four horrific marriages and divorces.  


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