Larry Fitzgerald host a star-studded red carpet charity event in Scottsdale. “He’s going to want to continue to make money for his foundation and do all the good stuff he does, so absolutely.”Being able to give back to the community is something Fitzgerald said he loves doing and believes NFL players have a great platform.“It’s really important,” Fitzgerald said. Patrick (Peterson)’s doing it. Last year, it was comedy. It was a great evening filled with laughter, fun, and of course, fantastic food. “We’ve done a great job of helping different charitable organizations that are in need, so with the money that we raise we’re able to help breast cancer foundations and also youth organizations that are going to wonderful causes.”Whether it is a celebrity softball game or golf tournament, it can be difficult to keep up with Fitzgerald’s charity events. SUBSCRIBE NOW As low as 99¢ per week. They’re the same kids that you want to help and support because they’re supporting you doing your job. That’s what it’s all about, just giving back.”Cardinals coach Bruce Arians and quarterback Palmer echoed Fitzgerald’s sentiments and said he sets a positive example for the rest of his teammates.“He’s up on a pedestal when it comes to being the team leader and what you aspire for all your younger players to become,” Arians said. Both attended Arizona star receiver Larry Fitzgerald’s charity event. We’ve got some young guys that are starting foundations, and it’s a really good benchmark for all of them to follow.”It’s no illusion: Celebrity friends say Fitzgerald really is that philanthropic
“We have 240 people that are here this evening. He said Fitz’s Supper Club is different from the rest because it allows him to be up close and personal with the guests.“I like the intimacy of this one,” Fitzgerald said.
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Make no mistake about it Fitz knows how to put on a show stopping event. “Watching this thing grow all the years I’ve been here and busting numbers every single year, it’s a great high-mark for all the other players to try to aspire to become and do what Larry does in this community. Sep 9, 2017 - Explore Irene Ashker's board "Larry Fitzgerald" on Pinterest. Singer Brian McKnight, NFL hall of famer Eric Dickerson, NBA legend John Salley and scores and scores of other star-studded celebrities graced the red carpet outside of Dominick's Steakhouse in Scottsdale Monday evening.They were all on hand to support Arizona Cardinals superstar Larry Fitzgerald and his 7th annual "Fitz's Supper Club" charity event.
An art show and auction of his photography was prominently displayed.It included breath-taking images of the Great Barrier Reef off the coast of Australia. (Cronkite News/ Jamie Nish)
— Larry Fitzgerald Sr. (@FitzBeatSr) January 22, 2016 Fitzgerald grew up around sports while he was a child, thanks, in large, part to his father’s career as a sportswriter in the Minnesota area . SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. — Patrick Peterson. The After-Party for Larry Fitzgerald’s Double Play Celebrity Softball Game and Comedy Night is being held at W Scottsdale on Saturday, April 23, 2011 at 10:00 p.m.
My teammates come, and I love the fact that we can do this and raise money for the people in our community.”The event has had a significant impact on the community, Fitzgerald said, and continues to evolve each year.“Every single year we’ve gone up in terms of proceeds we’ve raised,” Fitzgerald said.
Fitzgerald said the event has a special place in his heart.“To be able to do it for nine years, it really means a lot to me,” Fitzgerald said. John Salley.Respect for Larry Fitzgerald extends beyond the football field. Larry Fitzgerald talking to the media at his 9th annual Fitz Supper Club funraiser at Dominick’s Steakhouse, Monday, August 28, 2017, Scottsdale, AZ.
But the night certainly did. Happy birthday Larry!Larry Fitzgerald hosted his charity dinner on Monday. Larry Fitzgerald host a star-studded red carpet charity event in Scottsdale. Marshall Faulk. Celebrities came out for Larry Fitzgerald’s charity event, which featured a magician and benefited children in need. Arizona Cardinals receiver Larry Fitzgerald has had a good year. My softball event, we have eight or nine thousand people in attendance, so this one I like that I get the chance to know pretty much everybody that’s in attendance.”Each year, the event has a different theme. We all know about Fitz's extreme hand-eye skills on the football field but who knew he had eyes behind the lens skills.
On Monday, August 27th, 2012, football fans, local celebrities and media all gathered at Morton's Steakhouse in Scottsdale for the 4th Annual "Celebrity Servers featuring Larry Fitzgerald & Friends" charity event. The Pyramids in Egypt and a variety of wild animals captured by Larry's lenses in Tanzania.Larry claims the $400,000 Rolls Royce on display did not belong to him. “It’s humbling that we can continue to have this type of support from my coaches. Oh by the way, this event took place on his birthday.