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The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Announces 2004 Maddox Grant Recipients

May 5, 2004

Nashville, TN

Contact: Rebecca Howerton Finley – 615-321-4939

The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, a charitable organization that benefits non-profits serving those in need in 40 Middle Tennessee counties, has announced the winners of the 2004 Maddox Foundation Grants. The grants were distributed to 16 different organizations in the region and have a total value of $53,000.

Grant recipients this year are:

  • Bethlehem Centers of Nashville
  • Crisis Intervention Center
  • Domestic Violence Intervention Center
  • Fannie Battle Day Home for Children
  • Hands on Nashville
  • J.L. Clay Senior Citizens Center
  • Lewis County Historical Society
  • Monroe Harding Children’s Home
  • Nashville Child Advocacy Center
  • Nashville Humane Association
  • Oasis Center, Inc.
  • Walden’s Puddle
  • Boy Scouts of America – Middle Tennessee Council
  • The Women’s Fund
  • Nashville School of Law
  • Girl Scout Council of Cumberland Valley

The thirty-six-year-old Maddox Foundation was formed by long-time Nashville philanthropists Margaret and Dan Maddox who died tragically in a boating accident in 1998. In recent years, the Maddox Foundation has played a pivotal role in the evolution of many local non-profit organizations. Since the late nineties, it has given $197 million to organizations throughout the region, benefiting non-profits committed to health, welfare and education of youth.

The Maddox Foundation created a Donor-Advised Fund in 2002 to assist with its support for Tennessee charities.

“The generosity and charitable spirit of Margaret and Dan Maddox is alive and well in the Middle Tennessee region,” said Ellen Lehman, president of The Community Foundation. “The 2004 grant winners provide their respective communities with invaluable services that directly and positively impact the quality of life for residents. We are proud to assist them in fulfilling their important missions.”

The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee oversees more than 450 charitable funds. In the past twelve years, The Community Foundation has distributed $195 million to community programs and institutions. Currently, The Community Foundation manages endowment, unrestricted and memorial funds totaling $327 million. It is located at 3833 Cleghorn Avenue, Nashville, Tennessee 37215. For more information, call 615-321-4939 or visit www.cfmt.org.

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