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Tiger Woods
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Alex Rodriguez -
Michael Strahan
Email: help@tigerwoodsfoundation.org
Address: 121 Innovation Drive, Suite 150 Irvine, CA 92617
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Manning - PeyBack@PeytonManning.com
Tiger - help@tgrfoundation.org INFO@TGR.VENTURES help@tgrfoundation.org
Brady - info@tb12foundation.org donate@tb12foundation.com
Jeter - mail@turn2foundation.org
Pujols - jen@pujolsfamilyfoundation.org info@pujolsfamilyfoundation.org todd@pujolsfamilyfoundation.org
Strahan - contact@michaelstrahan.com
Brees - maggie@drewbrees.com
McConaughey - jklfoundation@jklivin.net
Mickelson - phil_amyfoundation@sbcglobal.net
Toby Keith - info@tobykeithfoundation.org
Tug McGraw - info@tugmcgraw.org
Mahomes - info@15andthemahomies.org
ARod
Herschel Walker - Sent via Herschel Walker website
Sent to Jeff Gordon via web site
Jim Kelly - Hunter's Hope
Contact Information Email: info@huntershope.org
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Boomer Esiason
info@esiason.org
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Michael J. Fox
Contact Us | Parkinson's Disease (michaeljfox.org)
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Steph Curry
Golden State Warriors three-point wizard Steph Curry has long loaned his
celebrity to charities and causes, but he’s no stranger to digging deep himself.
In 2017, he donated $118,000 of his own money to Hurricane Harvey relief. In
2019, he gave an unspecified seven-figure donation to Howard University to
establish a golf team. A year earlier, he gave $25,000 to the wife of a golfer
who was battling cancer.
Ronda Rousey
No one in history has done more to put women’s MMA on the map than former UFC
champion Ronda Rousey, but her spending makes it clear she has a soft side. In
2013, before her record-setting UFC championship run made her a global star, she
donated around $5,000 to a mental health charity — real money at a time when
women fighters were still largely novelties. In the ensuing years, she’s donated
large portions of her T-shirt sales to children’s martial arts and her pet topic
of mental health. She later sponsored an online quiz-based drive that got
sponsors to donate 10 grains of rice for every correct answer — it fed 100,000
people.
J.J. Watt
Houston Texans defensive end J.J. Watt is probably the NFL’s most famous
philanthropist. His foundation is best known for coming to the rescue in the
wake of Hurricane Harvey in 2017, when Watt raised $37 million to build more
than 1,100 new homes and nearly 1,000 new child care and after-school programs
in and around the devastated Houston area. He kicked in a lot of that money
himself and he currently donates all proceeds from his Valor shoe line to
veterans organizations.
Lebron James
Lebron James is known for charity off the court that rivals his supersized role
on the court, particularly when it comes to serving young people in his hometown
of Akron, Ohio. His Lebron James Family Foundation gave $2.5 million and 1,000
new computers to the Boys and Girls Club of America, and James himself gave $2.5
million to the Smithsonian National Museum of African-American History and
Culture. His foundation has raised $40 million for the After-School All-Stars
and his I Promise program provides mentors, supplies, support and programs for
1,400 Akron students — much of which comes from James’ own donations.
Serena Williams
In 2020, when tennis great Serena Williams won her first title in more than
three years, she donated her $43,000 prize money to relief funds for raging
Australian bushfires — but that was hardly her first charitable donation. She
and her sister Venus have been giving to various causes in their home city of
Compton, California, for years. She was named a UNICEF Goodwill Ambassador and
also an ambassador for the Allstate Foundation Purple Purse.
Cristiano Ronaldo
Portuguese soccer legend Cristiano Ronaldo is one of the greatest and richest
footballers in history — and he’s famous for spreading his money off the field
when he’s not earning it on the field. When he won the European Gold Boot after
scoring 40 goals in 2011, he auctioned the trophy off for $1.5 million and
donated the proceeds for schools in Gaza war zones. In 2017, he auctioned
another trophy for nearly $700,000 to benefit the Make-a-Wish Foundation. In
2013-14, he donated more than $500,000 in win bonuses to four major charities.
He’s given much, much more to other charities, individuals, organizations and
disaster-relief efforts.
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Tom Brady
New England Patriots quarterback Tom Brady has long leveraged his star power to
get people to open their wallets for charities, most notably, his 16-year tenure
as honorary co-chair of Best Buddies. He’s also known, however, to open his own
wallet. When Hurricane Harvey devasted the Houston area in 2017, Brady
personally donated $100,000 to J.J. Watt’s foundation, which spearheaded
charitable rebuilding efforts.
John Cena
With more than 600 wishes fulfilled, John Cena holds the Make-a-Wish foundation
record — but he doesn’t only donate his time. In 2019, he donated $500,000 to
firefighters battling historic wildfires in California. He then announced plans
to match donations up to $1 million to charities that work to prevent suicide
among military veterans.
Pictured: John Cena as Jake “Supe” Carson in ‘Playing With Fire’ in 2019.
Drew Brees
In 2015, legendary New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees donated $1 million
to the football program of his alma mater Purdue University, but he’s long been
charitable in his adopted city of New Orleans. In 2019, he donated $250,000 to
build a school there. His Brees Dream Foundation has contributed more than $33
million to global charity.
Michael Phelps
With a combined 28 medals, Michael Phelps is the most famous and most successful
swimmer in Olympic history and the most decorated Olympian of all time. When he
won a $1 million sponsor bonus in 2008, he used it not to buy a supercar but to
launch the Michael Phelps Foundation. It has since partnered with organizations
like the Special Olympics and the Boys and Girls Club to give tens of thousands
of children swimming lessons, as well as water safety and healthy lifestyle
training.
Larry Fitzgerald
Longtime Arizona Cardinals great Larry Fitzgerald lost his mother to breast
cancer in 2003, and the moment committed the star wide receiver to a lifetime of
giving. In 2011, he donated $10,000 for every touchdown he scored in October
(Breast Cancer Awareness Month) to researching the disease. He also donated
$1,000 for every catch he made and 10 cents for every new Twitter follower. He
launched the First Down Fund, which cites breast cancer research and awareness
as one of its prime philanthropic missions.
Tiger Woods
Tiger Woods is by far the highest-earning golfer in history, and he leveraged
both his star power and his money to launch the Tiger Woods Foundation, which
supports at-risk youth. In 2012, he gave $12 million to the foundation. He’s
donated his winnings from the Chevron World Challenge every year since the
event’s genesis in 1999. In the 2000s, he donated his winnings from two official
PGA events to the foundation. Those events and others included $12.51 million in
personal donations prior to 2011 alone.
Eli Manning
In 2010, Super Bowl-winning New York Giants quarterback Eli Manning and his wife
donated $1 million to the Ole Miss Scholarship Program at their alma mater
University of Mississippi — but that was just the tip of Manning’s philanthropic
iceberg. He has supported at least nine charities over the years and donated
$2.5 million for the Eli Manning Children’s Clinics at the Blair E. Batson
Hospital for Children.
Carlos Beltran
A Google search of Carlos Beltran’s name today produces results chronicling his
alleged role in an ugly sign-stealing scandal that took place before he retired
in 2017. That same year, however, before the scandal broke, the outfielder was
in the news for more noble reasons. When Hurricane Maria devastated his native
Puerto Rico, Beltran launched a fundraiser that he started by donating $1
million of his own money.
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Chris Long
In 2018, Philadelphia Eagles defensive end Chris Long became a Super Bowl
champion. The year before, he donated his entire 2017 base salary of $1 million.
The first half of his season’s checks went to educational funding in his
hometown of Charlottesville, North Carolina, after he was inspired to help in
the wake of a deadly white nationalist rally there. The rest of his checks went
to charities that support educational equality in St. Louis, Boston and
Philadelphia.
Colin Kaepernick
Colin Kaepernick is famous and infamous worldwide for taking a knee while
playing quarterback for the San Francisco 49ers in protest of police brutality
and social injustice. While that statement was being heard and debated around
the world, Kaepernick was quietly putting his money where his mouth — or knee —
was. He donated more than $1 million of his NFL earnings to dozens of charities
that support causes ranging from social justice to education, all while he was
out of work and facing the prospect of never playing in the NFL again.
Clayton Kershaw
Los Angeles Dodgers pitcher Clayton Kershaw often gives himself a financial
incentive to underperform — but he doesn’t take himself up on the offer. His
foundation, Kershaw’s Challenge, compelled him to start donating $100 for every
batter he struck out starting in 2011. He led the league in strikeouts that year
with 248 K’s for a total of $24,800. He kicked in bonus money he earned for his
stellar year to bring the total up to $202,000. Nearly a decade later, Kershaw’s
Challenge continues with money on the line every time he steps onto the mound.
Maria Sharapova
Tennis great Maria Sharapova has a long legacy of charitable giving. Most
recently, she donated $25,000 to relief for historic Australian bushfires, a
move that spurred other tennis pros to act in kind. In 2017, she gave $40,000 to
orphanages in her native Russia. In the past, she donated $100,000 to
Chernobyl-related causes and sponsored $210,000 in scholarships for students in
Chernobyl-affected areas of Belarus.
Russell Wilson
In 2016, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson presented a check for more
than $1 million to the Seattle Children’s Hospital for an initiative against
cancer. Two years earlier in 2014, he launched the Why Not You Foundation to
dedicate much of his off-field time and energy to charity. A serial visitor to
children’s hospitals around the country, Wilson’s foundation supports charities,
scholarships and medical research and treatment — and he donates heavily to it
himself.
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Tiger Woods
Email:
help@tigerwoodsfoundation.org
Address: 121 Innovation Drive, Suite 150 Irvine, CA 92617
Marcus Lemonis
https://www.marcuslemonis.com/pages/submit-your-business-plan
Barker – ATT/Cowboys
http://www.dallascowboys.com/content/jones-family-foundation
Tom Hanks
George Clooney
Ellen DeGeneres
Bradley Cooper
Matthew McConaughey
Hugh Jackman
LeBron James
Michael Jordan
Jay Leno
Oprah Winfrey
Eli Manning
Michael Phelps
Carmelo Anthony
Derek Jeter
Albert Pujols
Brett Favre
Jeff Gordon
Andre Agassi
Tom Brady
Peyton Manning
David Beckham
Drew Brees
JJ Watt
Tiger Woods Foundation
Wallace KWallace
Stars including Don Henley, Willie Nelson, Miranda Lambert, Gary Clark Jr., Post Malone, George Strait, and more will come together to help raise funds.
The massive winter storm that killed more than 70 people in the U.S. while leaving more than 4.5 million Texans in the dark due to a massive power
grid failure is predicted to have a significant financial impact as well, potentially costing anywhere form $195-$295 billion from lost income, reduced
economic output and infrastructure damage.
“As soon as Camila and I said ‘okay, something needs to be done, what do we need to do,’ we came up with the idea of the benefit,”
McConaughey said on “CBS This Morning” Wednesday.
“And then I get on the phone, and in 30 seconds — every performer, every Texas business, every sports star is like
‘Yes, what do you need me to do, tell me when and where I’m in.'”
Matthew McConaughey
Worked for years. Power of athletes. I’m available to come to Arnold. People
want to save.
SU2C. Social fundraising. Proprietary.
Coach O’Connor
Gerald Dockery
Don Dankel
Buddy Jackson
Bob Gruenwald
1974 Foust, Jenner, Kaiser
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Rusty Wallace
Born
Russell William Wallace Jr.
August 14, 1956 (age 64)
Arnold, Missouri, U.S.
Born
Michael Samuel Wallace
March 10, 1959 (age 61)
Fenton, Missouri
Kenneth Lee Wallace (born August 23, 1963) is an American race car driver and
former reporter for Fox NASCAR.
Fox class of 1981
Wallace signing autographs in 2014
Born
August 23, 1963 (age 57)
St. Louis, Missouri, USA
Achievements
2005 Prelude to the Dream Winner
Awards
1989 NASCAR Busch
Series Rookie of the Year
1991, 1994, 2006 NASCAR Busch Series Most Popular Driver
NASCAR Cup Series career
344 races run over 18 years
Simple. Innovative. Simple solution to problems.
Kim Poole Wallace
Went to Fox Senior High
Graduated in 1982
Lives in Imperial, Missouri
From St. Louis
Married to Kenny Wallace
Since June 23, 1984
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Wainwright
contact@bigleagueimpact.org;
Phelps
Michael Phelps <info@michaelphelpsfoundation.org>;
T2T
Info@Tunnel2Towers.org;
23XI
info@23XIracing.com;
Esiason
info@esiason.org;
Jeff Gordon
spinkston@jgcf.org;
Jeff Gordon
forthekids@jgcf.org;
Pujols
5 Jen Teemer Dir. of Programming
<jen@pujolsfamilyfoundation.org>;
Tug McGraw
Tug McGraw Foundation <Jennifer@tugmcgraw.org>;
Tiger Woods
Debi Brooks <info@michaeljfox-email.org>;
community@tgrfoundation.org;
Shaquille O'Neal
The Shaquille O'Neal Foundation
<info@shaqfoundation.org>;
Folds of Honor
Folds of Honor <marketing@foldsofhonor.org>
Pinkel
G.P. Made - jamie.rae.patterson@gmail.com
the Mark Wahlberg Youth Foundation
https://www.looktothestars.org/celebrity/mark-wahlberg
https://www.looktothestars.org/charity/livestrong
https://www.looktothestars.org/charity/the-mark-wahlberg-youth-foundation
https://www.looktothestars.org/charity/tunnel-to-towers
https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/
https://t2t.org/
August 5 - Mark Wahlberg via web
July 28 - Todd Graves
July 27 - Tug McGraw via web and email
July 27 - Jeff Gordon
July 23 - TGR Foundation
July 20 - Jeff Gordon
July 9, 17 - Todd Graves
June 28 - Bubba Wallace
June - Kevin O'Leary
June - Hunter's Hope
June - Michael J. Fox
June - Boomer Esiason Foundation
June - Brett Favre
April - Mike Wallace (Lindsey)
April - Kenny Wallace (Kim)
March - Rusty Wallace (Greg)