The Musk Foundation had about $329 million in assets on June 30, 2018, $325 million of which was in a Morgan Stanley account. Since then, $TSLA has increased in value 14-fold. That would make the Musk Foundation's assets worth approximately $4.55 billion.

Elon donated just 0.1%.
$5 million for COVID-19 research sounds like a lot—until you consider how many lives were lost due to Elon's arrogance by denying the danger of the virus in the first place, and that his Foundation alone is likely sitting on $4,550 million (assuming it's all invested in $TSLA).
There may be other donations that increase the total amount donated. But we won't see the 990-PF for 2020 until 2022.
$100 million is 2.2% of $4,550 million, and 0.05% of Elon's net worth.

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