Core Points - The White House disclosed the list of donors for President Trump's $300 million ballroom project, which includes major tech companies and billionaires [1][4] - Notably absent from the donor list is Elon Musk, who was previously a significant supporter of Trump and a major donor to his political campaign [2][5] - The ballroom will be a 90,000-square-foot facility with a seating capacity of 650, funded entirely through private donations [3] Donor Information - The donor list features prominent companies such as Amazon, Google, Meta, Microsoft, Coinbase, and T-Mobile, along with various billionaire investors [4] - Trump has stated that he will also contribute to the construction of the ballroom [4] Elon Musk's Political Donations - Musk has previously donated approximately $288 million to Trump's campaign, making him one of the largest political donors [5] - In May, Musk indicated a shift in his approach to political donations, expressing intentions to reduce future contributions [6] Relationship Dynamics - The absence of Musk from the donor list follows a public fallout between him and Trump, marked by personal insults and disagreements over legislation affecting Tesla [7] - Despite their differences, there have been attempts from both sides to reconcile, with Trump acknowledging Musk's past contributions [9]