Caroline Langone is the daughter of Kenneth 'Ken' Langone, the billionaire co-founder of The Home Depot and a prominent philanthropist, and his wife Roma Langone. Born into a wealthy family with deep ties to business and charitable causes, she has maintained a relatively private life while participating extensively in the family's philanthropic activities. The Langones are known for major donations to education and healthcare, particularly to New York University, where the NYU Langone Health system bears their name following a $200 million gift in 2008. Her involvement aligns with the family's legacy, including support for institutions like the Metropolitan Museum of Art and various medical research initiatives. Public records indicate her role in family foundations, though she does not hold high-profile executive positions in business or public sectors. Details about her personal career, education, or specific contributions remain limited, reflecting the family's preference for discretion. As part of the Langone network, she contributes to efforts extending the family's influence in New York City's cultural and educational landscapes, with no major controversies or legal issues associated with her in public documentation.