The bidding was part of a campaign to raise money for the Robert F. Kennedy Center for Justice and Human Rights. In its sixth annual iteration of the fundraiser, also features an "auction experience" with celebrities like Robin Williams, Jay Leno, Ryan Seacrest, Elon Musk and others.

Kumar said that if he had won the bidding, it would have given him and his company a chance to show case what they are up to. He said "What we can show on our website is very limited in comparison." And he also hoped that the meeting would bring his new company into the attention of high-profile investors."I'm sure he would give us some frank opinions," Kumar added.

Charitybuzz CEO Coppy Holzman said "Charitybuzz is blown away by the incredible support we've seen for the RFK Center for Justice and Human Rights through our coffee with Tim Cook online auction. It broke Charitybuzz's record for the top-grossing auction item since the company's launch in 2005."

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