In the aftermath of Hurricane Harvey, PXG announced that it will match donations, dollar-for-dollar, up to $1 million in support of Team Rubicon’s disaster relief efforts. PXG’s matching challenge will help raise critically needed funds for the veteran -led organization, which coordinates and deploys highly trained and capable military veterans as volunteers.

Circle the City has received a $500,000 grant from The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation to help sustain and expand its mission of providing compassionate, high quality healthcare to men, women and children facing homelessness. The gift kicks off Circle the City’s Year of Transformation campaign which is aimed at driving growth amidst a rapidly… Continue reading →

Bob Parsons, the man who founded GoDaddy and made a couple billion, is now in the business of making some of the priciest golf clubs money can buy.

After helping revive Arizona’s Office of Film and Digital Media in December, GoDaddy founder Bob Parsons is re-upping his financial contributions. Last year, Parsons, who owns Sneaky Big Studios in Scottsdale, gave more than $250,000 to the state film office. This fiscal year, he’s giving $318,000, which the office will match dollar-for-dollar.

The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation has awarded Free Arts for Abused Children of Arizona (Free Arts) a $2.5 million grant to double the organization’s physical space and provide funding for two of its signature programs. The grant will establish The Bob & Renee Parsons Center for Hope & Healing, expand programming and reach children… Continue reading →

The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation has issued a $1.6 million matching challenge to the Girl Scouts Arizona Cactus-Pine Council to help complete its $18 million Campaign for Girls in Arizona. The Foundation will match all donations received between now and December 31, 2017, dollar-for-dollar, up to $1.6 million.

With Scottsdale National and PXG, iconoclast Bob Parsons has roared into the golf world, upending the business models for both kinds of golf club—the one you join and ones you play.

The latest addition to Bob Parsons’ Scottsdale National Golf Club, The Bad Little Nine is designed to be the toughest, and most fun, par-3 course around.

While in Scottsdale, Arizona, John Howman, reporter for the BizTimes Milwaukee, needed service work on his motorcycle. He went to GO AZ Motorcycles & Harley-Davidson of Scottsdale. He didn’t know anything about either dealership, but was blown away the minute he entered the Bob Parsons-owned business.

In honor of his commitment to the film industry in Arizona, his love for the state and his support of the newly re-established Arizona Office of Film and Digital Media, the Phoenix Film Foundation awarded Bob Parsons with its 2017 Visionary Award.