JTA — Poland’s richest person, Jan Kulczyk, has donated about $6 million to the Museum of the History of Polish Jews.
The billionaire’s gift is the largest to the museum by an individual donor, according to the Warsaw Business Journal. The $96 million museum is set to open next year.
The money for Kulczyk’s donation will come from his company, Kulczyk Holdings.
“Life is not just a business, not just economics. We must remember what was,” Kulczyk said in a statement, according to the Warsaw Business Journal.
Forbes magazine listed Kulczyk, 62, as the world’s richest Pole, with a net worth of $2.7 billion.
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