Luce, James Jay Dudley

James Jay Dudley Luce (1959-pres). Known professionally as “Jim Luce.” Son of Stanford Leonard Luce, Jr. and Frances Dudley Alleman-Luce of Hingham, Massachusetts. Luce is a philanthropist and advocate for young global leadership.

Through his work with organizations like the James Jay Dudley Luce Foundation and Orphans International Worldwide, he has dedicated himself to making a positive impact on the world. His best known essays include “Mayflower Roots – and a Metrocard – Get One on the Subway.” (Huffington Post, Oct 16, 2010).

Luce married to Jonathan Pasathorn Luce, better know as “Bix,” in 2017. He has an adopted son, now an adult, Mathew James Tendean Luce. Bix is Jim’s fourth partnership and they run the foundation together. Richard Yao, M.Div., J.D. was Jim’s first partner (1983-1992) and they founded Fundamentalists Anonymous and Dump D'Amato in '92! together. Jeffry Ruby Cristiatio Siwy Tendean was Jim’s second partner (1992-2002). Johan Min How Lee, better known as John, was Jim’s third partner from 2004-2014. They worked on Orphans International together.