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David Rockefeller Fund
1 published research record · Latest research 2026-09-18
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About David Rockefeller Fund
An official Rockefeller Brothers Fund biography identifies Clayton/Clay Rockefeller as a fifth-generation family member, developer/investor, David Rockefeller Fund board chair and Pocantico Committee member.
From Clayton Rockefeller donor records add a dated upstream lead into Toolbox and Way Back PAC (2026-09-18). Recorded status: IRS-derived itemized contribution records verified; family-office identity supported but not independently conclusive; foundation funding and Idaho earmarks not established This sourced excerpt establishes the research context; it is not a completed biography or identity determination.
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Other names appearing in the same research (4)
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People
- Clayton Rockefeller · 1 shared record
PACs
- Way Back PAC · 1 shared record
Organizations
- Rockefeller Brothers Fund · 1 shared record
- Toolbox · 1 shared record
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Research & sources
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Connection research · 2026-09-18Clayton Rockefeller donor records add a dated upstream lead into Toolbox and Way Back PAC
Recorded status: IRS-derived itemized contribution records verified; family-office identity supported but not independently conclusive; foundation funding and Idaho earmarks not established
Sources
- ProPublica 527 Explorer — Clayton Rockefeller itemized search — Five contribution rows; browser read September 18, 2026
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