Al Sharpton’s $8 Million Net Worth and Salary (FORBES)

Reverend Al Sharpton’s net worth is $8 million USD, as of 2024. He earns an annual salary of $1.5 million from MSNBC. He also earns $400K more through his radio shows.

Ironically, Al Sharpton has criticized the tobacco companies time and again, but has received significant donations from them. He received an estimated $19 million to date through such donations.

Al Sharpton Net Worth 2024 (Forbes)

Net Worth	$8 Million
Annual Income	$2 Million
Salary	$1.5 Million
Cash in Bank	$910,000
Real Estate Assets	$4.2 Million

Stock Portfolio

Reverend Al Sharpton’s stock portfolio is valued at approximately $2.3 million.Thanks to help from rich friends from Wall Street, his portfolio has grown at 58% in the past two years.

• Apple Inc. (AAPL): $500,000
• Tesla Inc. (TSLA): $450,000
• Amazon.com Inc. (AMZN): $400,000
• Microsoft Corp. (MSFT): $350,000
• NVIDIA Corp. (NVDA): $300,000

Weight Loss

Reverend Al Sharpton lost 178 pounds, going from 304 to 125 pounds, after his daughter worried about his health. He followed a strict diet of whole wheat toast, green juice, and salad, and walked on the treadmill five days a week.

Key Points

1. Reverend Al Sharpton is an American civil rights activist and Baptist minister.
2. He gained national attention for his role in the 1987 Tawana Brawley case.
3. Sharpton founded the National Action Network (NAN) in 1991.
4. He has been a prominent figure in various social justice movements and protests.
5. Sharpton ran for the Democratic nomination for President in 2004.
6. He has hosted his own radio talk show, “Keepin’ It Real,” since 2006.
7. Sharpton is a frequent commentator on political and social issues.
8. He was involved in the 1991 Crown Heights riots in Brooklyn.
9. He has faced criticism for his involvement in controversial cases and statements.
10. Sharpton has had legal issues, including a 1998 federal tax lien.
11. He lost 176 pounds through a strict diet and regular exercise.
12. Sharpton’s daughter’s health concerns motivated his weight loss journey.
13. He has been a recurring guest on “The Rachel Maddow Show.”
14. Sharpton has appeared in films and television shows, including “Moesha” and “Law & Order.”
15. He has been recognized for his contributions to civil rights with various awards.