In November 2014, the Semper Fi Fund celebrated the conclusion of its 10th anniversary year with a large-scale fundraising effort. Over the years, the organization has strived to ease the transition from military to civilian life, providing a variety of supportive resources to more than 12,600 injured, wounded, and critically ill veterans and military families. The Semper Fi Fund joined with The Bob & Renee Parsons Foundation and GoDaddy to launch the 10 for 10 Challenge, a matching campaign allowing donors to double their contributions to the Semper Fi Fund and America’s Fund. Running through the end of 2014, the 10 for 10 Challenge promises a dollar-for-dollar match for each donation to the organization.

2.  In November 2014, the Semper Fi Fund celebrated
the conclusion of its 10th anniversary year with a
large-scale fundraising effort. Over the years, the
organization has strived to ease the transition from
military to civilian life, providing a variety of
supportive resources to more than 12,600 injured,
wounded, and critically ill veterans and military
families. The Semper Fi Fund joined with The Bob &
Renee Parsons Foundation and GoDaddy to launch
the 10 for 10 Challenge, a matching campaign
allowing donors to double their contributions to the
Semper Fi Fund and America’s Fund. Running through
the end of 2014, the 10 for 10 Challenge promises a
dollar-for-dollar match for each donation to the
organization.

3.  Donors have an additional opportunity to assist the
campaign through GoDaddy.com, which offers a
“Round Up for Charity” option on its check-out page,
along with the option to select the Semper Fi Fund as
a beneficiary. Bob Parsons, a decorated U.S. Marine
Corps veteran and GoDaddy founder, has long
supported initiatives that assist veterans through the
activities of his company and philanthropic
foundation. With the assistance of GoDaddy, The Bob
& Renee Parsons Foundation has helped raise over $8
million for the Semper Fi Fund in previous holiday
matching initiatives and hopes to raise a collective
$10 million in its 2014 campaign.