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- Beginning with Milano Cortina Olympics in February 2026, U.S. Olympic and Paralympic athletes will receive $200,000.
- The funds come from a $100 million donation by financier Ross Stevens.
- Payments will be issued in two installments: $100,000 after the athlete's first Olympic appearance or at age 45, and $100,000 to the athlete's family after death.
- A total of 232 athletes at the 2026 Winter Olympics will be the first beneficiaries.
