Events

The Acorn Society of The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee will host its first quarterly meeting centered around the issue of Homelessness in the Nashville community on Tuesday, September 26. The meeting will feature a panel discussion from Mending Hearts, Safe Haven, Room In The Inn and The Park Center. Attendees will learn about philanthropy, how to give back to the community and how to be engaged with making a difference in Middle Tennessee. The Acorn Society’s mission is to engage, educate and empower the next generation of philanthropist. It is a component fund of The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee dedicated to the idea that it does not take great wealth to meaningfully and beneficially impact its community. This member-based fund holds quarterly meetings that feature a social and educational component around certain issue areas of philanthropy. The goal is to allow members to guide their own philanthropy - based upon their interests - and give exposure to smaller, local nonprofits where members’ efforts can make the most impact. [less-]

The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee could not be more honored to present the 24th annual Joe Kraft Humanitarian Award to Jerry Williams. Jerry Williams has dedicated herself to a broad range of charitable causes, in large measure, by working to strengthen civic institutions like the Junior League, the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, and Travellers Rest, and by working to strengthen civic leaders through Leadership Nashville. With her selfless contributions to our community’s well-being and to individuals in need, we are proud to name Jerry recipient of this award. [less-]

The Power of the Purse® Luncheon and silent auction benefits The Women’s Fund of The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, which supports Middle Tennessee women and girls in need. Speaker: TBA   [less-]