Johnny Carson quietly left $156.5 million to his foundation after his 2005 death; by 2026, it was still funding Nebraska scholarships, arts and humanities
Years after his passing, Johnny Carson's foundation disclosed a remarkable $156.5 million bequest. This extraordinary contribution helped finance scholarships and academic centers at his beloved University of Nebraska-Lincoln, which received over $38 million …
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Years after his passing, Johnny Carson's foundation disclosed a remarkable $156.5 million bequest. This extraordinary contribution helped finance scholarships and academic centers at his beloved University of Nebraska-Lincoln, which received over $38 million …
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