Stanley C. Tuttleman
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Biographical Information
Stanley C. Tuttleman "made a fortune manufacturing clothing and then gave away millions to causes throughout Philadelphia... He funded, among others, the Tuttleman Contemporary Art Gallery at the Philadelphia Museum of Art; the Franklin Institute's Tuttleman Omniverse Theater; the Tuttleman Library at Gratz College; the Tuttleman Chapel at Temple Adath Israel; the Tuttleman Imaging Center at Graduate Hospital; the Tuttleman Learning Center at Temple University and Philadelphia University; and the Tuttleman Sculpture Gallery at the Pennsylvania Academy of the Fine Arts...
"In the early 1970s, Mr. Tuttleman co-founded Mast Industries, which under his leadership became one of the world's largest clothing manufacturers, with factories in nine countries. He sold it to the Limited in 1979 and remained with the company until 1983..."[1]
- Founder, Tuttleman Family Foundation
