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The listed corporations and philanthropic donors publicly announced commitments at the summit to match seed funding, expand employee participation, or develop channels for growth, as reported in the press release.
The U.S. Treasury press release from the Trump Accounts Summit explicitly states the event “showcased major corporate commitments and philanthropic contributions…each pledging to match seed funding, broaden employee participation, or develop innovative channels for account growth,” and lists named companies and donors. Independent reporting corroborates specific pledges (for example, JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America announced they would match the government’s $1,000 seed deposit for eligible employees’ children, and earlier coverage documented large philanthropic seed donations from Michael & Susan Dell and Ray & Barbara Dalio). Verdict: True — the claim accurately reflects the Treasury release and is corroborated by reputable news coverage reporting matching corporate and philanthropic commitments announced at or following the summit.