The Larry Fitzgerald Foundation joyously commemorated another year of achievement at the recent 14th Annual Fitz’s Supper Club, in collaboration with Dominick’s Steakhouse.
Guests indulged in a world-class dinner prepared by celebrated Dominick’s Steakhouse Chef Antonio Benavidez, which created an atmosphere of fine dining, philanthropy and entertainment synonymous with Fitz’s Supper Club. Dave Price gracefully guided the evening, while Larry Fitzgerald, Jr. warmly welcomed guests. Danielle Frost shared an overview of the foundation's remarkable progress over the last year, highlighting significant achievements, including the provision of 240 free mobile mammograms through the Breast Believe campaign and the launch of the Larry Fitzgerald Foundation Future Stars Coding Labs, which are providing STEM education in underserved communities in the Valley.
“I am deeply grateful to Jeff, Mike, the Mastro family and the Dominick’s Steakhouse team for their unwavering support over the years," said Fitzgerald. "Their consistent backing has been integral to the success of this event for the past 14 years. To all our amazing friends, guests, sponsors, and donors who have brought their passion and energy to this event, your contributions have made an immeasurable impact in furthering the mission of the foundation. I am thankful for the strength of our partnerships and the sense of community we share together."
The evening was filled with inspiring speeches, touching stories and delicious food, all in support of the Larry Fitzgerald Foundation’s mission to support youth education and breast cancer awareness.
“Larry Fitzgerald has a big place in our hearts, and we are so proud to do our part and underwrite this evening for Larry, just as we have done for many years,” said Jeff Mastro, CEO and co-founder of Dominick’s Steakhouse. "It’s been incredibly special to witness firsthand the impact the Larry Fitzgerald Foundation has made in our community and across the country for the last two decades.”
Fitzgerald established the foundation in honor of his mother, Carol, who lost her battle with breast cancer during his college years. A passionate advocate for youth, education and family welfare, she played a pivotal role as a founding member of the African American Breast Cancer Alliance. Her legacy inspired Fitzgerald to prioritize philanthropy. The funds raised will empower the Larry Fitzgerald Foundation to amplify its impact, particularly in furthering breast cancer awareness initiatives and supporting K-12 education programs.
The Larry Fitzgerald Foundation has been dedicated to serving women, men and families for 19 years, and looks forward to serving for many years to come.
For more information about the foundation and its mission, visit TheLarryFitzgeraldFoundation.org.
