Thomas Layton Walton’s net worth

Thomas Layton Walton's net worth: $2 billion plus

Thomas "Tom"  Layton Walton is an heir of the huge Walmart fortune. He is also an award-winning philanthropist. Nevertheless, Thomas is the brain behind the Walton Family Foundation’s Home Region Program. Professionally, he is the managing principal of "RopeSwing" located in Bentonville, Arkansas. Ropeswing is a hospitality-based company "dedicated to creating unique culinary, entertainment and cultural events." According to Forbes, Thomas' father Jim Walton is currently the 11th richest person in the world with the net worth of $35.6 billion. Post Sam’s death in 1992, the Walton family (Jim’s mother Helen and the four children including Thomas) inherited all of Sam’s wealth. Likewise, Thomas current estimated net worth is$2 billion plus.

Walton Family Foundation

Walton's innovative ideas and works to lift up the Northwest Arkansas downtown areas and the overall region’s growing population have been remarkable. Nonetheless, he was named as Arkansas Tourism Person of the Year in 2016. Thomas believes in giving back to his home region. He played a key role in building the 21c Museum Hotel project. Crystal Bridge Museum of American Art and business travel also supported the project, thanks to Thomas initiation. Furthermore, people also credit him for his contributions in improving natural spaces like Lake Atalanta in Rogers, Arkansas. Nonetheless, he has also collaborated with North West Arkansas Community College to provide world-class culinary training in the respected area.

Personal life

Thomas Layton Walton born on September 1983 in Bentonville to Jim Walton and Lynn McNabb Walton. Jim Walton is the son of  Sam Walton, founder of world largest retailer, Walmart. Thomas has three siblings, namely, Alice A. Proietti, Steuart Walton, and James M. Walton. Tom graduated from Northern Arizona University.

Love for Bike

The inspiring heiress has a deep interest in mountain biking. He has enthusiastically promoted the development of quality, sustainable trail systems in Northwest Arkansas. Likewise, he has supported various biking organizations that make biking accessible audience.