Brightspot provides a way for Jordan to connect authentically with his fans through a digital platform. Their commitment to keeping a pulse on his career, story and message is evident through their outstanding work. The relationship with Brightspot extends from the Internet to the golf course, where the two partners share a greater mission of giving back and social unification.

Since 2008, Brightspot has made giving back to the community central to its mission. Employees are encouraged to develop a greater understanding of the community through ongoing, meaningful programs that help bring joy to the lives of others. Brightspot focuses its efforts on supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities, low-income families and wounded service veterans.

The Jordan Spieth Family Foundation and Brightspot share a common charitable outlook. That's why Jordan and Brightspot co-hosted the Brightspot Pro-Am at the 2014 Quicken Loans National. The event featured youth golfers from The First Tee, top-ranked golfers from Special Olympics, and wounded veterans. Brightspot and the Jordan Spieth Family Foundation continue to find opportunities to support these groups.

The Mission in Practice

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  Jordan stands with Kasey Torres and Sam Wimbrow, golfers from The First Tee, during their round together at the 2014 Congressional Pro-Am, Presented by Perfect Sense

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  Jordan hangs out with Matthew Gang, a Special Olympics athlete and son of Perfect Sense CEO David Gang, while waiting for the group ahead to clear the green

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  Jordan tees off in front of some young onlookers

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  Jordan stands and talks with Sgt. Leroy Petry, his son Landon, and others just off the green. Sgt. Petry received the Medal of Honor for his actions in Afghanistan

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  Jordan shakes hands with Special Olympian Scott Rohrer before teeing off on 18. In the week before this pro-am, Scott won the gold medal in golf at the Special Olympics USA Games

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  Matthew holds his ball up in celebration after a successful birdie putt. The young Special Olympic athlete birdied the 6th and 7th holes

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  Jordan takes a breather next to Matthew and friends

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  Jordan's group charges down the fairway on 18 after a round well-played

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  Jordan and Kelsey Wessels pose for a picture as she joins the group for the 18th hole

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  Joining the group on 18, Kelsey Wessels hits her tee shot in front of Jordan Spieth -- and nailed it

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  Jordan and Matthew give Sgt. Petry a fist bump on the eighteenth fairway of Congressional Country Club

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  Jordan walks down the 17th fairway with First Tee golfers Kasey Torres and Sam Wimbrow. Wimbrow recently won the UNC Tarheel Junior Championship and is an assistant coach for young First Tee golfers

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  Jordan poses for a photo with the First Tee golfers who participated in the Monday pro-am at Congressional Country Club. It was a day they will never forget
  

The 2014 Brightspot Pro-Am supported the three pillars of the Jordan Spieth Family Foundation: special needs youth, junior golf and veterans and military families.