Latvian philanthropists

Sara Braun (17 December 1862 – 22 April 1955) was a Chilean businesswoman born in Latvia, who became one of the principal employers in Patagonia. After emigrating with her family from the Russian Empire to escape persecution because of their Jewish heritage, the family toured Europe and then looked for work in Argentina and Paraguay, before moving to Magallanes, now known as Punta Arenas, in 1874.

Mārcis Liors Skadmanis FRSA (born Mārcis Skadmanis; 29 May 1984), is a Latvian-born UK-based social entrepreneur, and founder of the World NGO Day, annually observed on 27 February.

Editha von Rahden (1823-1885) was a Baltic-German philanthropist.

Charlotte Wahl (1817–1899) was a Latvian philanthropist. She was the founder of a number of different charitable organizations.

Boriss Teterevs or Boris Teterev (Russian: Бори́с Изи́дорович Те́терев; November 5, 1953 – September 21, 2019) was a Latvian philanthropist and private patron.

Walter Cornelius (born Voledemar Kornejus, 1923–1983) was a Latvian strongman, stuntman and philanthropist who escaped the Iron Curtain and settled in Peterborough, where he gained notoriety by taking part in a range of bizarre stunts.

Ināra Tetereva (born February 6, 1953) is a Latvian philanthropist and patron of charities in Latvia.