How Much Money Does Ellen Degeneres Donate Per Year

Information technology's the end of the route — but information technology'south obviously been a highly generous journeying.

The "Ellen DeGeneres Show" has unveiled a promo video for its final season, which premieres Monday, Sept. thirteen. In information technology, the show proclaims that information technology has doled out a staggering amount in its famous charitable giveaways over the years: nearly a half-billion dollars in total.

The trailer likewise highlights the show's on-air accomplishments in the years since its launch in 2003, including four,000 celeb guests — including A-listers similar Michelle Obama, Sandra Bullock and George Clooney.

In the pb-up to the "Ellen" show's end, the embattled comedian has faced several scandals, including allegations that "Ellen" has a toxic workplace environs behind the scenes — a bombshell that made the purlieus-breaking comedian seem like a hypocrite for her "be kind" catchphrase. In an explosive Buzzfeed report in July 2020, former staffers raised allegations of racism behind the scenes and allegations of sexual misconduct from producers, resulting in an investigation from Warner Media and iii producers getting ousted from the show last Baronial. It'southward all a far cry from where her public epitome starting time began in the 1990s, as an underdog and an LGBTQ pioneer.

Ellen Degeneres has unveiled a promotional video for the finale season of her eponymous talk show, premiering Sept. 13. — Ellen DeGeneres has unveiled a promotional video for the finale season of her eponymous talk evidence, premiering Sept. thirteen.

Among the thousands of guests who graced the "Ellen" show stage was former first lady Michelle Obama. — Among the guests who graced the "Ellen" stage was former kickoff lady Michelle Obama.

"Every bit you may take heard, this summer there were allegations of a toxic work environment at our show and then in that location was an investigation," DeGeneres said in a Season 18 monologue. "I accept that very seriously and I want to say I am so sad to the people that were afflicted … I accept responsibility for what happens at my bear witness."

In May, when news bankrupt that "Ellen" was ending, sources told The Post that her contract was up in 2022 regardless, and her official reason for the end of "Ellen" is that it's "non a challenge anymore."

The "farewell season" will bow on Sept. 13. — The "farewell season" will bow on Sept. xiii.

She'll still be on TV, both in front end of the camera and behind the scenes, producing "Ellen's Game of Games" on NBC and "The Masked Dancer" on Fox, "Ellen's Next Great Designer" on HBO Max and "Endangered" on discovery+, amongst others.

Touted as the "farewell flavour," the 19th and final year of "Ellen" will premiere on Sept. thirteen.