Kathryn was on the President's Council for the United Religions Initiative, an interfaith group. Steyer has two brothers: Hume Steyer, an attorney in New York City and Jim Steyer, an attorney, author, and a Stanford University professor. Steyer has a net worth of $1.6 billion. Men's Journal mentioned the modest aspects of his lifestyle noting that he owns an "outdated hybrid Honda Accord" and eschews luxury items such as expensive watches. Steyer wears tartan neckties every day, because in his words “You gotta dress up for a fight.” In his late 30s, Steyer had "a revelation" and began an involvement in the Episcopal Church, the religion of his mother (his father was a non-practicing Jew). He has stated that during this time he became much more interested in religion and theology. The new interest reportedly galvanized his political advocacy. In 2018, Steyer received two suspicious packages from convicted mail bomber Cesar Sayoc. References External links Official website Farallon Capital Management Hellman & Friedman LLC 1957 births 20th-century American businesspeople 21st-century American businesspeople 21st-century philanthropists Activists from California American Episcopalians American billionaires American environmentalists American hedge fund managers American people of Jewish descent American political fundraisers Association football defenders Buckley School (New York City) alumni Businesspeople from New York City Businesspeople from San Francisco California Democrats Candidates in the 2020 United States presidential election Giving Pledgers Goldman Sachs people Living people Morgan Stanley employees New York (state) Democrats People from the Upper East Side Philanthropists from New York (state) Phillips Exeter Academy alumni Stanford Graduate School of Business alumni Stanford University trustees Yale Bulldogs men's soccer players Yale College alumni Yale University alumni People from Pescadero, California Association football players not categorized by nationality