He also allocated 2.5 million dollars to build homes for London's poor.  
A woman with this married name founded the Farther Lights Society to encourage women to become Baptist missionaries.  In 1835, a man with this surname personally negotiated an eight-million-dollar loan for the state of Maryland while on a trip to England.  The pioneering West Street bookstore was operated by a woman with this surname and served as a meeting place for Margaret Fuller and other Transcendentalists.   An American with this surname opened a successful London-based bank with J. P. Morgan's father and made his fortune alongside Elisha Riggs in dry goods.  He also allocated 2.5 million dollars to build homes for London's poor.  In 2014, the (*) Serial podcast won an award of this name administered by the Grady College of Journalism at the University of Georgia.  For 10 points, give this surname of a prominent philanthropist who names annual broadcast awards not to be confused with the Pulitzers.
A woman with this married name founded the Farther Lights Society to encourage women to become Baptist missionaries.  
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