Susan Crow (born Nov 09, 1966) is an American philanthropist and she is known as the wife of Tony Bennett one of the most accomplished and loved musicians of the nation.^[1]

She was born on November 9, 1966 in San Francisco, California. She was born to her American parents Dayl and Marion Crow. ^[2]

She graduated from Fordham University and since she had an interest in teaching she enrolled at Columbia University’s Teachers College.

She interned at the White House's Presidential Advance office during office days

She started her career as a teacher teaching social studies.

In 1999, co-founded the organization ‘Exploring The Arts(ETA)’ with her experience in teaching in New York public schools.

It is a non-profit organization that helps public schools’ students to create opportunities to study the arts.

She is a Philanthropist who has been part of the organization that has built 17 schools all over the nation.

She is the board president of the organization during the time that ETA started the couple also launched ‘The Frank Sinatra School of the Arts’.

She also runs her own Creative Artists Management in New York City and the ETA was also honored by The ASCAP Foundation in 2010. She along with her husband has been awarded by George Washington University’s medal for their great works.

She is married to Tony Bennett who is one of the most accomplished and loved musicians of the nation. He has received ‘The Library of Congress Gershwin Prize for Popular Songs’ in 2017.

The couple began dating in the late 1980s after the divorce with Tony’s second wife Sundra Grant.

Although they got married on June 21st 2007.

The couple exchanged a vow in the presence of their family members and close friends.

They wedded in a private ceremony with the least attendees.

The list also involves the guest former New York Governor Mario Cuomo and his wife Matilda.

Although she has no children of her own she is a stepmother of four children including singer Antonia Bennett.

Tony had married twice before tying a knot with Susan.

His first wife was Patricia Beech and Sandra Grant.

With her creative mind, she went to create a non-profit organization ETA along with her husband on a budget of $78 million.

she has an estimated net worth of over a million dollar