evidence: Businesses backed by some of America’s wealthiest individuals—including hotel owner Robert Rowling, car dealer Norman Braman and auto loan tycoon Don Hankey—received Paycheck Protection Plan Loans from the U.S. government. [...] The program came under fire in April after its first round of funding. A Forbes analysis revealed that 71 publicly-traded companies received PPP loans, including national chains such as Shake Shack and Ruth’s Chris Steak House, which returned the loans following a public backlash. The billionaire founder of web hosting business GoDaddy, Bob Parsons, says he received $8 million in PPP loans for his 16 businesses including a golf club maker and Harley Davidson dealership in April but returned the money in May. "There’s many other businesses that needed it more than we do, so we felt like it was only right to give it back," Parsons told Forbes in May. "It took a little soul-searching—it was a sweet deal—but I've never been above doing the right thing, and that was the right thing." [...] Here are the billionaires—and the companies and nonprofits they back— that received PPP loans: