Our 2011 Grantees
We respect and appreciate the efforts of local nonprofits to offer programs and services meeting the needs of and improving our community. The Community Foundation awarded more than $1.2 million to 242 Middle Tennessee nonprofits through the annual grant process.
Congratulations to our 2011 discretionary grant recipients:
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5 Loaves 4 Kids |
To provide weekend food to over 225 preschool through middle school critical needs students |
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A.B.L.E. Youth, Inc. |
To teach independent living skills to 35 youth who are confined to wheelchairs |
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Access Services of Middle |
To provide alternative communication technology for people with ALS who lose their ability to verbally communicate |
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Adopt-A-Book Literacy Foundation |
To host community literacy events and offer books to low-income teens in Sumner and Trousdale counties |
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Adventure Science Center Nashville |
To encourage interest in STEM careers through hands-on learning activities for freshmen at Stratford High School |
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Advocates for the Upper Cumberland Inc. |
To provide emergency assistance to 50 low-income individuals. |
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AGAPE/Association for Guidance |
To provide two DivorceCare group sessions for 30 youth whose parents are divorcing or recently divorced |
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Alive Hospice |
To support coordinated care for individuals with life-limiting illnesses, regardless of life expectancy |
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All About Women |
To provide targeted health screenings in underserved neighborhoods and follow-up tracking outcomes |
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Alliance for the Cumberlands |
To facilitate a locally led conservation vision for the Cumberland Plateau |
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ALS Association Tennessee Chapter |
To offer the families of people with ALS funds to hire care so that they can have a break |
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American Association for State |
To assist five Middle Tennessee history museums to participate in its Standards and Excellence program |
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Anne Stubblefield Cancer Outreach |
To purchase Boost/Ensure for children and adolescent cancer patients in Coffee County |
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Aphesis House, Inc. |
To provide 21 men with basic need items in order to secure permanent housing and be more industrious as they re-enter society |
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Arc of Tennessee, Inc. |
To provide student-led IEP training to students who receive special education services |
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Ark Community Resource |
To provide nutritional meals and social interaction each week to homebound seniors |
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Arts Council of Williamson County |
To provide an Artist-in-Residence program within the Williamson County School System, reaching K-12 students over a three-year period |
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Ashley's Place/Sumner Child |
To strengthen victim services for child abuse victims and decrease service gaps throughout the process |
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Avalon Center |
To provide 250 women and children help with essential needs while in shelter, and transportation and assistance when they leave shelter |
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Be A Helping Hand Foundation |
To provide construction trade skills to 30 students |
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Bethesda Community Mission, Inc. |
To prevent utility cut-off by providing financial assistance to families in need in Houston County |
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of |
To provide one-on-one mentoring services for children of prisoners in Middle Tennessee through the Amachi program |
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Big Brothers of Nashville |
To provide utility assistance to approximately 50 Nashville families during times of need |
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Blackbird Theater |
To present the musical “Pacific Overtures” during Japanese heritage season/Cherry Blossom Festival |
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Boiler Room Theatre |
To provide accessible professional Children's Theatre to students in Williamson and surrounding county schools |
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Book'em |
To provide reading role models and books to 1,600 economically disadvantaged elementary children |
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Books from Birth of Middle Tennessee |
To provide parents and caregivers in underserved areas tools to maximize benefits of Imagination Library books |
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Bread of Life Rescue Mission |
To help purchase food needed to offer over 3,475 meals per month to residents and walk-ins |
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Bridges of Williamson County |
To provide assistance to domestic violence victims as they proceed through the criminal justice system |
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Brown Center for Autism |
To provide mental health support services to approximately 25 Middle Tennessee families with children suffering from autism |
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Bryan Symphony Orchestra Association |
To provide advanced string instruction for 5th-12th grade students in the Upper Cumberland |
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Campus for Human Development |
To create a warming kitchen for recuperative care patients |
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Cannon County Rescue Squad |
To provide training and equipment for a five-member team to respond to search and rescue emergencies and disasters |
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Caregiver Relief Program of |
To provide quality respite care for 15 families and reimburse family caregivers $60 per month for this care |
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CASA, Inc. |
To provide volunteer court appointed advocacy services for 20 abused and neglected children for one year |
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Center for Family Development |
To provide 15 children the opportunity to develop trusting relationships with supportive adults |
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Center for Refugees and |
To provide employment and social adjustment services to 25 refugee and immigrant clients |
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Centerstone of Tennessee, Inc. |
To provide free, confidential counseling to military personnel seeking behavioral health services |
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Charlotte Fagan United |
To provide a partial sponsorship of the summer 2012 Habitat home build in Dickson County |
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Cheatham County Animal |
To spay and neuter 1,000 animals through mobile spay station sponsorships in Cheatham County |
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Children's Museum Corp/Discovery |
To provide supplies for environmental education programs encouraging conservation of wetlands and habitats |
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Circle Players, Inc. |
To stage a production of “Titanic the Musical,” commemorating the centenary of the disaster |
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City of Life, Inc. |
To provide bus passes, and drug and alcohol screening tests for eight program participants |
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City of Manchester |
To install commercial-grade, LED energy efficient lights in Manchester Memorial Park |
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Coffee County Child Care Center |
To provide financial assistance to families for child care |
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Coffee County Children's |
To provide evidence based child abuse prevention workshops in the community, especially in schools |
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Coffee County Humane Society |
To spay and neuter homeless animals in foster care prior to adoption, and cats and dogs of low income families |
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Community Care Fellowship |
To provide food needed for the feeding program |
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Community Resource Center |
To provide basic household necessities for 90 nonprofit agencies in Middle Tennessee for clients in need |
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Community Spirit, Inc. |
To produce SMOKE 2012 and SPIRIT 2012, involving approximately 95 actors, musicians and crew members |
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Conexion Americas |
To assist 50 Latino adults in improving their conversational English abilities |
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Contributor Inc. |
To provide permanent badges for 627 homeless or formerly homeless persons as they sell The Contributor |
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Council on Aging of Greater Nashville |
To provide training for family members and volunteers transporting frail seniors |
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Country K-9 Rescue |
To provide spay and neuter surgeries to maintain 100 percent spay and neuter rate for rescued and adopted pets |
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Country Music Foundation |
To provide educational enrichment programs for 10,000 school children in Middle Tennessee |
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Cumberland Adult Reading Council |
To provide one-on-one tutoring in reading, math, or English for 20 adult students |
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Davidson County Sheriff's Office |
To build animals shelters for adopted pets of low-income families |
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Daystar Counseling Ministries, Inc. |
To provide group counseling for children and adolescents |
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Decisions, Choices & Options, Inc. |
To implement a Peer Mentoring Council program for high schools |
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Dickson Community Clinic |
To provide quality health care to the uninsured and underinsured in Dickson and surrounding counties |
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Dickson County Help Center |
To provide much needed home repairs for seniors |
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Dickson Housing Authority |
To teach children to be creative and innovative through art |
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Dickson Parks and Recreation |
To provide summer and fall camp programs that strengthen and nurture the lives of children and youth |
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Dismas, Inc. |
To provide job training and employment opportunities for former prisoners as they transition back into society |
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Domestic Violence Program, Inc. |
To expand emergency and supportive services to senior, rural and immigrant crime victims and victims of elder abuse |
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Down Syndrome Association |
To provide intensive training about transitioning from preschool to kindergarten for parents of 10 children with Down syndrome |
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East Coffee Elementary |
To implement the S.M.A.R.T. training program for all preschool and kindergarten students during 2011-2012 academic year |
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East Lincoln Elementary School |
To create classroom learning centers for daily hands-on instructional activities in classrooms, grades 1-5 |
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East Middle School |
To offer a program which will provide for students' basic physical and academic needs |
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Easter Seals Tennessee, Inc. |
To provide fee waivers for those with disabilities to attend camp, regardless of ability to pay |
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Edgehill Neighborhood Partnership |
To provide a safe space, mentoring, tutoring, positive parenting and life skills for pregnant teens in the Edgehill community |
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Elders First Adult Day |
To assist low income individuals, 55-years of age and older, with Alzheimer's or other dementia to attend 150 days of adult day care |
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Evergreen Presbyterian Ministries, Inc. |
To provide home modifications for adults with intellectual disabilities to ensure access and safety in their home |
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Exchange Club Family Center |
To provide evidence-based parenting class for 41 soon-to-be-released incarcerated parents in Rutherford County |
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Exchange Club/Stephens Center |
To provide in-home visitation services designed to prevent abuse and neglect for infants in Spanish-speaking families |
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Faith Family Medical Clinic |
To provide medical exams and wellness services for 78 uninsured women |
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Families in Crisis, Inc. |
To provide direct client assistance to victims of domestic violence |
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Family 2 Family |
To provide basic necessities essential to maintaining a safe and healthy life |
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Family and Children's Service |
To provide support groups and youth enrichment activities to approximately 300 children of incarcerated parents and their relative caregivers |
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Family Foundation Fund |
To improve boys' education and leadership ability, teaching them to value integrity and practicing the principles of discipline and service |
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Fannie Battle Day Home |
To provide 18 at-risk children, ages six weeks to three years, full-time, year-round, high-quality education emphasizing cognitive, physical, emotional, and social development |
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Fentress County Children's |
To provide supplies for the therapy program for abused and neglected children and for the non-offending parents |
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FiftyForward, Inc. |
To support 95 seniors with care management, resources, and in-home support that assists them to live independently |
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First Steps, Inc. |
To provide on-site nursing services to develop child-specific training and orientation plans of medically fragile children |
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Foundation for Tennessee Chess |
To provide chess classes for 35 underserved youth, ages five to 12, at a local community center |
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Franklin County Humane Society |
To offset veterinary surgical expenses for 100 spay and neuter surgeries provided for low-income residents in 2012 |
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Freckles Friends Pet Shelter, Inc. |
To provide low-cost spay and neuter services to low-income pet owners |
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Friends in General |
To provide no-cost mammograms to uninsured and under-insured women over age 40 |
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Friends of the Appalachian Center |
To host a day of hands-on craft programs for 700 6th-12th grade students |
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Friends of the Public Library of Nashville |
To host free classical guitarists concerts at the Nashville Public Library |
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Frist Center for the Visual Arts |
To provide fee waivers for children to attend summer art camp |
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Gallatin Child Care Center, Inc. |
To purchase screening and assessment curriculum to train parents through workshops |
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Garden Club of Nashville |
To restore and reinstall the 1931 Wemyss/Kerrigan iron gates at the entrances to the Howe Garden at Cheekwood |
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Gilda's Club Nashville |
To provide programs to help individuals develop skills and tools, and control their fears about cancer |
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Giles County Help Center |
To provide emergency food for families with children, older adults, and those who are unemployed |
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Giles County Public Library |
To expand and record a series of intergenerational oral history storytelling events |
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Girl Scouts of Middle |
To provide college preparatory experiences for underserved girls |
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Girls on the Run Nashville |
To provide 33 girls the opportunity to participate in a life changing character development program |
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Global Education Center |
To expand the dance and drum programs to include a healthy lifestyle component |
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Good Neighbor Foundation |
To provide reentry needs to 60 incarsrated individuals, including medical expenses, rent, clothing, food and more |
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Governor Frank G. Clement Railroad |
To develop a fall and spring break History and Education Camp to provide youth with an exciting and enriching educational opportunity |
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Grace M. Eaton Child Care Center |
To subsidize childcare for 23 currently enrolled children of mothers, who can't afford the full cost of child care |
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Graceworks Ministries, Inc. |
To provide assistance with basic needs such as rent, mortgage and utilities for struggling families |
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Granville Museum, Inc. |
To host bluegrass shows that highlight local musicians in the community |
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Greater Faith Community |
To increase the feeding capacity of the soup kitchen to meet the rising need of hunger in Robertson County |
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H.U.G.G.S for Inspirational |
To provided transitional housing and six months of employment at a new agency-managed bakery for 20 former offenders |
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Habitat for Humanity of |
To add fresh air ventilation systems in homes to protect families from mold, radon and other airborne pollutants |
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Hands On Nashville, Inc. |
To develop a volunteer emergency response team to streamline Volunteer Reception Centers' function |
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Hands-On Science Center |
To form the Coffee County Wiz Kidz Scholarship Program |
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Hard Bargain Mt. Hope |
To provide repairs for the homes of low-income and elderly residents in the Hard Bargain neighborhood |
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Hearing Bridges |
To implement TraxSolutions software to track outputs and outcomes for its youth programs |
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Heart of the Cumberland |
To provide peer support groups for those suffering traumatic loss of loved ones through death, divorce or abandonment |
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Helping Hands of Putnam County |
To provide utility assistance to families in danger of being disconnected |
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Hickerson Elementary School |
To provide a walking track for students, faculty and community to utilize to increase physical activity and improve health |
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Hickman Humane Society |
To provide operating equipment for foster parents, animal welfare investigators with necessary equipment, and food for foster dogs |
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High Hopes, Inc. |
To provide group music instruction for approximately 100 children with and without special needs |
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Hillsboro Elementary School |
To implement the S.M.A.R.T. training program for all preschool and kindergarten students during the 2011-2012 academic year |
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HomeSafe of Sumner, Wilson and |
To provide presentations to teens and teachers on dating violence and healthy relationships |
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Homework Hotline |
To provide 12,000 sessions of one-on-one tutoring by phone to struggling middle school students |
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Hope Family Health Services |
To provide 200 free flu shots to uninsured residents |
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Hull-York Lakeland Resource |
To continue the Envirothon educational competition between all high schools in the Upper Cumberland area |
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Humane Society of |
To provide reduced cost spaying and neutering services to pet owners on a fixed or limited income |
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Humane Society of |
To support the hiring of an Animal Control Coordinator to work with HSDSC's president and to serve as the county's animal expert |
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Humane Society of |
To provide financial assistance for the sterilization of 285 pets of low income families of the Upper Cumberland |
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IKE Services |
To provide summer academic tutoring, hot meals, and transportation services to 30 children, grades kindergarten through 4 |
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In Full Motion, Inc. |
To improve ACT scores and graduation rates of students attending Pearl-Cohn, Whites Creek, Stratford and Maplewood High Schools |
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Interfaith Dental Clinic |
To provide dental treatment to 167 patients facing extreme financial hardship |
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Jesse C. Beesley Animal |
To deliver Kind News, a youth newspaper published by HSUS youth division, to all fourth graders in Rutherford County |
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Jewish Family Service of Nashville |
To conduct adoption home studies, coordinate child placement and post-placement services for the GLBT community |
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King's Daughters Day Home |
To support a reading, language and literacy skills program for at-risk children and their families |
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Lebanon Senior Citizens Center |
To provide meals for low income and home bound seniors, increasing their ability to stay in their homes longer |
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Lipscomb University |
To provide Life Skills Workshops at the Tennessee Prison for Women |
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Luke 14:12 |
To provide 4,670 individual meals to the hungry, homeless and working poor |
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Magdalene, Inc. |
To provide mental health care services to approximately 112 women recovering from addiction and prostitution |
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Maple Grove Elementary School |
To create a garden classroom to enhance life science hands-on learning opportunities |
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Martha O'Bryan Center |
To help clients in poverty address short-term emergency needs so they can begin to address long-term self-sufficiency |
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Mary Parrish Center for Victims of |
To defray the costs of health care, transportation, food and other essential needs for residents |
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Matt Gardner Homestead Museum |
To provide the last phase of preservation and restoration to the house museum's foundation |
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Maury County Cares for Kids, Inc. |
To establish a thrift store that will provide long-term funding and support the STRENGTH program |
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Maury Regional Healthcare |
To provide wigs, head-pieces, camisoles, mammograms and gas cards for cancer patients who cannot afford to purchase them themselves |
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McNeilly Center for Children |
To make required fire safety improvements at the main McNeilly site that serves 200 preschool children |
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Men of Valor |
To provide full-time, faith-based counseling and education to 100 men in the CCA prison in Nashville through The Jericho Project |
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Mending Hearts, Inc. |
To empower women to be healthier through education and participation in a health and fitness program |
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Mental Health Association |
To help Hispanic/Latina students in Metro schools reach their potential by providing culturally competent support groups for teenage girls |
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Metropolitan Nashville |
To develop educational materials for teachers and community educators supporting our city's public art collection |
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Mid-Cumberland Human |
To provide 1,205 meals and nearly 1,000 hours of in-home services |
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Middle Tennessee Mental Health |
To provide art classes and exhibits for individuals with serious mental illness and addictive disorders |
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Miriam's Promise |
To provide group and individual pregnancy counseling to incarcerated, expectant women in Davidson, Rutherford, and Sumner counties |
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Mission Clarksville |
To provide life and business skills while encouraging community service for the youth of Montgomery County |
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Monroe Harding Inc. |
To provide independent living arrangements to youth released from state care who lack important skills needed to make good lifestyle choices |
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Mother to Mother |
To provide 1,200 cribs for vulnerable infants who would otherwise sleep in an unsafe environment |
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Murfreesboro Youth Orchestra |
To provide opportunity for up to 10 students who have financial difficulty, and to support the creation of a jazz orchestra |
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Musicians on Call |
To provide live and recorded music at the bedsides of patients in health care facilities |
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My Friend's House Family |
To expand current services to include a network of foster homes and in-home services for youth returning home |
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Nashville Adult Literacy Council, Inc. |
To provide books and educational materials to adult learners and volunteer tutors |
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Nashville Ballet |
To expand the arts-integrated education and community programs |
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Nashville CARES |
To provide HIV prevention education, counseling and testing for 4,000 women, predominately African Americans |
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Nashville Children's Theatre |
To support actors' salaries for the production of "The Watsons Go To Birmingham - 1963" |
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Nashville Film Festival |
To foster a greater understanding and tolerance through PRIDE ON FILM, a mini GLBT festival within a film festival |
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Nashville in Harmony |
To help underwrite outreach and performance activities for the 2011-2012 season, "Mosaic...Voices for Change." |
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Nashville Jazz Workshop |
To host a series of recorded jazz concerts, interviews and performances |
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Nashville Opera Association |
To perform a one-act opera to 25,000 children in schools and community venues across Middle Tennessee |
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Nashville Opportunities Industrialization |
To provide bus passes to students with limited transportation options |
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Nashville Public Library Foundation |
To provide job search assistance, workshops on resume building and instruction for 1,350 library patrons |
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Nashville Public Radio |
To provide partial funding for "Performances from Studio C," highlighting local musical artists |
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Nashville Shakespeare Festival |
To provide affordable or free public and school performances and in-school workshops of “Julius Ceaser” |
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Nashville Symphony Association |
To provide comprehensive music education for at-risk students and teacher populations in Metro Nashville Public Schools' Stratford and Pearl-Cohn clusters |
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Nashville Zoo |
To provide a more in-depth history and understanding of the Grassmere property and farming to zoo visitors |
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Nations Ministry Center |
To provide citizenship preparation and basic English classes for 50 Burundi refugees |
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New Leash on Life/Humane Association |
To make improvements to the adoption center in order to provide a safe, healthy and happy temporary home for animals |
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New Level Community |
To support a matching savings program for low income families that helps them reach financial stability |
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Next Door |
To provide a residential transitional recovery support program for 150 women exiting incarceration |
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North Coffee Elementary |
To provide a walking track for students, faculty and community to utilize to increase physical activity and improve health |
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Nurses for Newborns of Tennessee |
To provide in-home nursing visits that promote health care and teach positive parenting skills |
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Oakmont Elementary School |
To provide students the ability to learn through the use of real-world technology |
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Oasis Center Inc. |
To help LGBTQ youth to achieve their full potential through the Just Us program |
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Operation Stand Down |
To provide special employment assistance to veterans reintegrating into the community |
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Our Kids |
To underwrite the cost of post exposure prophylaxis medication to prevent patients from contracting HIV |
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PENCIL Foundation |
To provide college and career awareness, mentoring, and community connections for MNPS students |
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Perry County Humane Society |
To provide spay and neuter services to pets and use this initiative to gain additional volunteers and donations, and increase community support |
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Preston Taylor Ministries |
To expand a junior high program to provide more focused educational and personal development opportunities |
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Progress Inc. |
To allow clients with disabilities to volunteer to deliver meals to seniors through the Meals on Wheels program |
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Project Return, Inc. |
To provide alcohol and drug support, and job training for ex-offenders, and pre- and post-release support for soon-to-be released offenders |
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Promise Land Community Club |
To establish and operate a historic and cultural enrichment site for the citizens of Dickson County and surrounding areas |
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Putnam County Habitat for Humanity |
To purchase necessary tools to operate a home repair program |
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Rejoice Ministries |
To produce costumes for the ballet “Coppelia,” performed by children from low income households |
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Renewal House |
To provide licensed gender-specific intensive outpatient addiction treatment and/or supplemental outpatient services for 65 low-income women with substance-use disorders |
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Robert E. Lee Elementary School |
To allow students to participate in an interdisciplinary experiential learning program about the free enterprise system |
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Rochelle Center |
To provide job training skills for our consumers with disabilities in preparation for community placement |
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Rooftop Foundation |
To provide rental assistance to a minimum of 25 families and a maximum of 33 |
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Rutherford County Correctional |
To accomplish and provide structured educational, vocational, substance abuse and job training skills for inmates |
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Safe Haven Family Shelter |
To provide 113 therapeutic sessions for homeless men, women and children, improving emotional well-being and reducing trauma associated with homelessness |
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Salama Urban Ministries, Inc. |
To equip at-risk youth for success in school by adding health and fitness programming and instruction |
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Salvation Army |
To provide quality after-school programming and summer day camp programs for more than 150 disadvantaged youth |
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Second Harvest Food Bank |
To provide 500 households in Pickett and Smith counties with 30,000 pounds of food |
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Sexual Assault Center |
To ensure therapy for a minimum of 15 low-income girls who have been victims of sexual abuse |
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Sgt. York Patriotic Foundation |
To replace door units in the North Wing of Historic York Institute for adaptive reuse as a multiuse educational facility |
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Shelter, Inc. |
To provide for the needs of approximately 15 women and 15 children who come into the shelter |
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Special Kids |
To provide various therapeutic resources and equipment for skilled nursing and rehabilitation programs |
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Sportsmen and Professional Men |
To assess children, detect problems and take action to prepare these children for their future |
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Spruce Street Community |
To conduct an eight-week summer program for girls that offers instruction in math and science through hands-on games and activities |
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St. Luke's Community House |
To provide mobile meals to 110 seniors and home-bound individuals in West Nashville |
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Stand for Children Tennessee |
To bring Vibrant Schools program to more schools in Nashville to make public education a first choice for families |
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STARS Nashville |
To provide the Strengthening Families Program to 12 high-risk families during two 11 week cycles |
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Street Theatre Company |
To assist in funding for Street Theatre's ClassAct Dramatics' year-round youth program |
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Sumner Spay Neuter Alliance |
To provide spay and neuter services to low income families, the elderly and disabled who could not otherwise afford it |
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Teach For America |
To recruit, train and support 150 promising leaders in teaching students in high-poverty public schools |
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Tennessee Alliance for |
To increase community awareness of the free legal assistance website OnlineTNJustice.org |
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Tennessee Alliance for Progress |
To provide resources for and empowerment of women who want to start green businesses |
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Tennessee Coalition Against |
To provide economic empowerment training to 10 domestic violence programs and emergency financial assistance to 25 victims of domestic violence |
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Tennessee Foreign Language |
To assess specific language impairment in ELL children |
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Tennessee Historical Society |
To create two new contests for History Day, engaging students in the discovery and interpretation of historical topics |
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Tennessee Lions Charities, Inc. |
To provide vision screenings and follow-up for 625 preschool children |
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Tennessee Performing Arts Center |
To offer four performances and two student workshops featuring Japanese drumming artists San Jose Taiko |
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Tennessee Repertory Theatre |
To provide directing support for three 2011-2012 productions |
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Tennessee Respite Coalition |
To provide respite vouchers to 10 caregivers and an education and recognition program to 20 caregivers in Dickson County |
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Tennessee Women's Theater Project |
To provide salary support for actors, stage managers and designers for 2011-2012 productions |
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Time To Rise Camps |
To provide academic instruction, case management and cultural and recreational opportunities to at-risk youth |
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Tullahoma City Schools |
To provide technical support devices to students with disabilities (SWD) in seven schools to address their learning difficulties |
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Tullahoma Day Care Center |
To provide tuition assistance to children and families with special financial needs |
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Tullahoma High School |
To provide effective reading instruction to high school students who cannot read well enough to achieve and graduate |
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Tullahoma South Jackson |
To provide summer camps for children from Coffee County in the theater arts to culminate in performances to be presented to the public |
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Tullahoma/Coffee County |
To provide GED class at a second location in Coffee County for teens who have transportation difficulties |
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United Neighborhood Health Services |
To provide health services and information to 500 youth ages 12-19 at a specially organized community adolescent clinic |
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United Way of Rutherford and |
To provide Active Learning educational lessons, materials and programs for Rutherford and Cannon counties |
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Upper Cumberland Human |
To purchase and install a walk-in freezer for bulk food storage |
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Urban League of Middle Tennessee |
To provide employment training and services to a minimum of 200 adult job seekers |
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Vanderbilt Transplant Center |
To develop a transplant mentoring program that will encourage living-donor kidney transplantation across Middle Tennessee |
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VSA Arts Tennessee |
To create a play written, directed and acted by teens with and without disabilities on teen communication issues |
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W.O. Smith Community |
To provide summer day camp programming for W.O. Smith Music School students ages 8-11 |
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Wags and Whiskers Pet Rescue Inc. |
To provide financial assistance for spay and neuter of community's companion animals |
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Walden's Puddle |
To provide care and treatment to wildlife in need, with the goal of returning the rehabilitated animals to the wild |
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Watkins College of Art and Design |
To host a two-day celebration of creative expression, ARTober and Graffiti Wall Contest, for the Nashville community |
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West Middle School |
To provide a program which will help meet the basic needs of economically disadvantaged students |
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White County Humane Society Inc. |
To provide financial assistance to 115 families in having their pets spayed or neutered |
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Williamson County CASA, Inc. |
To provide advocate training for 12 new volunteers that will then be matched with abused children |
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Willow Oak Center for Arts & |
To provide scholarships for classes, workshops, choruses, summer arts program, and private lessons |
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You Have the Power, Inc. |
To conduct a two-day Victim Impact "Train the Trainer" class for CCA prison staff and provide eight YHTP curriculums |
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Youth Encouragement Services, Inc. |
To provide a targeted, innovative program for 75 underserved teens, ages 13-18 |
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Youth Speaks Nashville |
To continue to grow the Mid South Grand Slam Final and associated lead-up workshops and events |
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Youth Villages Inc. |
To provide recruitment efforts, training materials and resources for mentors of troubled children |
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YWCA of Nashville and |
To provide 365 domestic violence victims with safe emergency transportation to shelter, as well as while in shelter |