Ken Griffin collaborated with Goldman Properties to acquire the 10-story office building 545 Wyn in Miami’s Wynwood neighborhood for approximately $180 million.
Ken Griffin provided $5 million to U.S. Soccer Foundation to fund the development of 50 new mini-pitches in Miami-Dade County by 2026. This initiative aims to increase access to soccer for children in under-resourced communities, with plans to improve the health and well-being of at least 36,000 children by 2030.
Ken Griffin donated $15 million to Mount Sinai Medical Center in May 2025. This contribution aims to enhance access to care in South Florida, specifically supporting the Braman Comprehensive Cancer Center and establishing the Hialeah Emergency Center, which will be named after Griffin. He emphasized the importance of compassionate care for those fighting cancer, expressing pride in supporting the center's transformative work.
Ken Griffin provided $10 million to The Last Mile in May 2023, in partnership with Stand Together Foundation, to support expansion efforts, educational programming, and research aimed at improving the justice system and assisting formerly incarcerated individuals in their reentry into society.
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