The Community Foundation's 2017 Catalog for Giving

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THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE 3833 Cleghorn Avenue Nashviile Tennessee 37215

Helping Middle Tennessee achieve charitable goals and impact a broad range of needs

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE’S 2017 Catalog for Giving

TOOLS FOR YOUR HOLIDAY GIVING GIVING CARDS: It’s One Gift That Fits All The Community Foundation’s customized Giving Card is the gift for everyone on your list.

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SET UP A CHARITABLE FUND Make a Difference Establishing a fund with The Community Foundation is a simple, personalized process, and supports the broadest range of charitable needs. So whatever your goal, let us help you achieve it.

To learn how you can address the causes closest to your heart by creating a fund, please visit CFMT.org/giving-and-investing or call us at 615-321-4939.

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q The Sports Fund q Tapping Individual Potential Fund (TIP)

needs in Middle Tennessee. With these funds, we invest in a better today and tomorrow for our neighbors.

q The Community Foundation for Rutherford County q The Community Foundation of Wilson County q Tommy Cooper Fund for Veterans and Military Personnel

q The Carol Fay Ellison “The Biscuit Lady” Award Fund q Cheatham County Community Foundation q Cheatham County Disaster Response Fund q The Community Foundation for Christian, Todd and Trigg Counties

q Carroll Hines Fund for Medical Needs of Children q The Hope Fund q Ida F. Cooney Fund for the Arts q Elizabeth Jonas Jacobs Fund for Women, Elderly and Encourage Nonprofit Planning q Make Your Community Flower Fund q Martin Fund for At-Risk Children

q The Community Foundation of Clarksville/ Montgomery County

q Patricia and Edward J. McGavock Humane Treatment of Animals Fund

q The Community Foundation for Dickson County

q McWherter Fund for Basic Human Needs

has a tremendously large heart fueled by the desire to help those in need now and in the future.

In this season, as we are grateful for the love all around us, let’s also keep in mind the need all around us.

Whether your heart lies in historic preservation or in children or in your county or with animals, The Community Foundation’s personalized giving helps you make an impact.

We often say “We cover arts to zoology” because we have such a broad reach. The funds featured in this holiday giving I want my contribution to be in honor/memory of the following:

q Shirley Caldwell-Patterson Wildlife Fund

q High Pressure Laminate Settlement Fund

Time and time again, we have seen that this community

In honor of ______________________________________________________

q Lucius Burch, Jr. Wildlife Habitat Fund

In memory of _____________________________________________________

q H. Franklin Brooks Philanthropic Fund

Please notify ______________________________________________________

q Helping Children Heal: A Fund for the Healing Arts

Name __________________________________________________________

q Breast Cancer Research Fund

Address _________________________________________________________

q Francis S. Guess Bridge to Equality Fund

City/State/Zip ______________________________________________________

q The Lillian G. and Dave Bogatzky Fund

In honor of ______________________________________________________

q The Bellevue Community Fund

q Miss Julia Green Fund for Public Education

In memory of _____________________________________________________

q Goodlettsville Area Community Foundation

Please notify ______________________________________________________

q The Susan Warner Batt Fund for Breast Cancer

Name __________________________________________________________

q Anne and Steve Goodhue Fund for Child Abuse Prevention and Healing

Address _________________________________________________________

q Bonnie R. Bashford Fund

City/State/Zip ______________________________________________________

q Chet Atkins Music Education Fund

In honor of ______________________________________________________

q Lillian Ashley Fund

q Genesco: Helping People Get Back on Their Feet Fund

In memory of _____________________________________________________

q Hunter Armistead Fund to Inspire Joy and Laughter

q The Colonel John P. Geraci Educational Assistance Fund

Please notify ______________________________________________________

q The Animal Welfare Fund

Name __________________________________________________________

q Becky Darby Award Fund for Nonprofit Executives

q Cumberland Plateau Community Foundation

Address _________________________________________________________

q The Andrew John Ballinger Memorial Warrior Fund

City/State/Zip ______________________________________________________

q The Crittenton Fund

To honor additional people, please feel free to attach more pages.

The Community Foundation will share your kindness with those you wish to honor.

q American Legion Post 40 Tennessee Boys State Fund

q $25,000

directed to a particular charitable purpose, such as education, the environment, the arts, youth services, and health care.

q $10,000

q THE UNRESTRICTED IMPACT FUND is the source of our ability to support emerging

My tax-deductible contribution is enclosed.

q Opportunity Now

q YES, I want to help make Middle Tennessee a better place to live.

q NowPlayingNashville.com®

q $5,000

q Nashville Unites Fund

To make a credit card gift, please visit www.CFMT.org.

q The Nashville Digital Inclusion Fund

q $100 q $500 q $1,000 q Other $_________

q The Legion Fund

q Would you like information about Planned Giving?

q Childcare Nashville/Tennessee

Name ____________________________________________________________

q A Cause for Celebration

Address __________________________________________________________

q The Angel Fund

City/State/Zip _______________________________________________________

q The Acorn Society

FIELD-OF-INTEREST FUNDS are

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Please fill out the above, check the Funds you wish to help, and return this entire form with your check in the enclosed envelope.

Or make your gift online at CFMT.org

COMMUNITY INITIATIVES

Telephone Number ___________________________________________________

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THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE’S 2017 CATALOG FOR GIVING

catalog cover many of our community’s opportunities and its needs, but at The Community Foundation there is always room for new ideas and better ways to help.

Thank you for allowing us to help you help others.

And thank you for making a difference.

Ellen Lehman and The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee team

COMMUNITY INITIATIVES The Community Foundation finds gaps between what the community needs and what existing programs provide.

ACORN SOCIETY The Acorn Society’s mission is to engage, educate, and empower the next generation of philanthropists.

It is dedicated to the idea that it does not take great wealth to meaningfully and beneficially impact our community. The member-based Fund holds quarterly meetings that feature a social and educational component focused on an issue area 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 might make the most impact.

ANGEL FUND The Angel Fund enables some incredible public servants, or “angels,” working in the nonprofit sector to help people in need. These “angels” invest in critical intervention points in the lives of people they serve. Whether it is eyeglasses for a family who cannot afford them or bus passes for the man trying to get to work, the Angel Fund seeks to give people a hand up. Gifts to this Fund of any amount succeed in helping people over obstacles in their lives.

A CAUSE FOR CELEBRATION A Cause for Celebration wants to ensure that every child, even those living in difficult circumstances, knows that they are celebrated. Currently, the Fund provides birthday parties for mothers and children living at the YW’s Domestic Violence Shelter. Contributions of any size are welcome to perpetuate the joy that this Fund supplies.

CHILDCARE NASHVILLE/TENNESSEE This Fund supports the work of an alliance of Nashville area independent, early care and education providers, bringing together their individual strengths to develop new solutions that improve the quality, accessibility and sustainability of the services offered to the children and families they serve. For instance, ChildcareNashville.com provides parents a comprehensive tool to find quality affordable care and provides access to job openings for those willing to do this ... work.

THE LEGION FUND The Legion Fund makes gifts to nonprofits that help members of Fort Campbell’s 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne) and their families. An example of assistance may be immediate aid for the woman whose Special Forces husband has been deployed on a secret mission behind enemy lines in the Middle East, and who lacks money to replace a broken water heater. Another example might be the family of a 5th Group soldier killed in combat whose parents cannot afford the airfare and hotel bills to attend their son’s funeral. This Fund helps nonprofits provide immediate financial assistance, as well as recreational therapy, to 5th Group Green Berets who are injured in the line of duty, to their families, and to the families of their fallen brothers. It also supports nonprofits providing merit-based educational scholarships for the offspring of these elite Special Forces soldiers.

THE NASHVILLE DIGITAL INCLUSION FUND A community-wide effort is required so that thousands of Nashvillians can realize the full potential of the digital broadband age. Together hardware and connectivity is the “great equalizer of our time,” as our society’s increasing dependence on the rapid exchange of information makes it essential for the average American to access education, employment opportunities, improved health care, civic engagement, communication and a host of other services. Making access more affordable and available for our community’s citizens is a fundamental tool in the fight to break the cycle of poverty.

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Making digital hardware accessible and Inspiring children through sports.

NASHVILLE UNITES Nashville Unites, an idea conceived by Bishop Joseph Walker and Francis S. Guess, is an effort to assure Nashville is prepared to respond to some of the racial, socio-economic and neighborhood issues that have affected other cities, by emphasizing civic responsibility, dialogue, and participation.

NOWPLAYINGNASHVILLE.COM NowPlayingNashville.com is Middle Tennessee’s comprehensive arts and entertainment calendar with information about music, theater, sports, dance, museums, kids and family activities, and more.

Since its launch 10 years ago, the website has collaborated with hundreds of community partners, providing one-stop information to support arts and entertainment organizations and enrich the experiences of Middle Tennessee’s residents and visitors alike.

OPPORTUNITY NOW Opportunity NOW creates paid job opportunities for thousands of Nashville’s youth and young adults.

It supports the next generation as they develop valuable life skills and confidence, while ultimately aspiring for a path to a brighter future. Opportunity NOW’s goal is to empower the youth of Nashville, while providing real chances to learn usable skills that will stimulate the next generation of growth in our economy — benefiting our youth, our businesses, and our city.

THE SPORTS FUND There are lessons only sports can teach. Sports often provide positive and constructive after-school activities, and they can promote and inspire active, healthy lifestyles and lifelong habits among people of all ages, all races, and all backgrounds. Sports and team membership provide: a sense of belonging, self-esteem, hope, and the inspiration of coaches; a source of activity, particularly in those critical afterschool hours; and a “hook” to attract kids to nonprofit programs also offering tutoring. Through The Sports Fund of The Community Foundation, Middle Tennessee nonprofits’ providing these opportunities now have a permanent endowed source of funding to ensure their sustainability.

TAPPING INDIVIDUAL POTENTIAL (TIP) The Tapping Individual Potential (TIP) program works with Metro Public School children who have extraordinary talent or potential. Identified by a teacher or guidance counselor, the student’s skill is highlighted and an enrichment experience — tailored to the child — is developed. It may be art classes, science camps, a visit with someone with a similar interest, or a visit to an archeological dig.

This Fund helps promote talents or interests for students who may not otherwise have access to these extracurricular opportunities.

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FIELD-OF-INTEREST FUNDS Field-of-Interest Funds are directed to a particular charitable purpose, such as education, the environment, the arts, youth services, disaster response, or health care.

Gifts of any size are welcome to any fund.

Help Cheatham County high schoolers experience government education programs: American Legion Post 40 Tennessee Boys State Fund Support families at the Junior League Fetal Center at Vanderbilt: The Andrew John Ballinger Memorial Warrior Fund Help animals: The Animal Welfare Fund Help people facing tough times find joy: Hunter Armistead Fund to Inspire Joy and Laughter Help in Coffee County: Lillian Ashley Fund Help others pursue their musical dreams: Chet Atkins Music Education Fund Help low-income Nashvillians obtain education, employment, and housing: Bonnie R. Bashford Fund Help cure breast cancer: The Susan Warner Batt Fund for Breast Cancer Help Bellevue thrive: The Bellevue Community Fund Help children and seniors in need: The Lillian G. and Dave Bogatzky Fund Support breast cancer research: Breast Cancer Research Fund Build bridges between the lesbian/gay community and the broader community: H. Franklin Brooks Philanthropic Fund Protect wetlands: Lucius Burch, Jr. Wildlife Habitat Fund

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Protect wildlife: Shirley CaldwellPatterson Wildlife Fund Help people overcome life’s obstacles: The Carol Fay Ellison “The Biscuit Lady” Award Fund Ensure the future of Cheatham County: Cheatham County Community Foundation Help Cheatham County respond to disaster: Cheatham County Disaster Response Fund Ensure the future of Christian, Todd and Trigg counties in Kentucky: The Community Foundation for Christian, Todd and Trigg Counties Ensure the future of Montgomery County: The Community Foundation of Clarksville/Montgomery County Ensure the future of Dickson County: The Community Foundation for Dickson County Ensure the future of Rutherford County: The Community Foundation for Rutherford County Ensure the future of Wilson County: The Community Foundation of Wilson County Help veterans: Tommy Cooper Fund for Veterans and Military Personnel Support pregnant and parenting teens: The Crittenton Fund Ensure the future of Cumberland Plateau: Cumberland Plateau Community Foundation

Supporting Middle Tennessee counties and encouraging others to overcome life’s obstacles.

Recognize outstanding nonprofit leadership in Williamson County: Becky Darby Award Fund for Nonprofit Executives

Address the medical needs of children: Carroll Hines Fund for Medical Needs of Children

Support education in memory of a veteran who believed in continuous learning: The Colonel John P. Geraci Educational Assistance Fund

Help women in recovery from addiction: The Hope Fund

Help those overcoming homelessness, illness or violence: Genesco: Helping People Get Back on Their Feet Fund Help children heal from abuse and promote prevention: Anne and Steve Goodhue Fund for Child Abuse Prevention and Healing Ensure the future of Goodlettsville: Goodlettsville Area Community Foundation Support schools, parents and students: Miss Julia Green Fund for Public Education Ensure the work of Francis S. Guess continues: Francis S. Guess Bridge to Equality Fund Help children heal: Helping Children Heal: A Fund for the Healing Arts Create kitchens for nonprofits that need them to accomplish their mission: High Pressure Laminate Settlement Fund

Support the artistic community: Ida F. Cooney Fund for the Arts Help women and the elderly: Elizabeth Jonas Jacobs Fund for Women, Elderly and Encourage Nonprofit Planning Beautify our community: Make Your Community Flower Fund Support at-risk children: Martin Fund for At-Risk Children Support animal welfare with a priority for Wilson County: Patricia and Edward J. McGavock Humane Treatment of Animals Fund Provide food, shelter and clothing to those in need: McWherter Fund for Basic Human Needs Help Nashville respond to disaster: Metro Nashville Disaster Response Fund Help provide innovative education and training programs to promote tolerance among all Nashvillians: Metropolitan Human Relations Commission Support Fund

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Supporting our heroes in uniform and our farmers during disaster.

Support the women and men who keep our community safe: Metropolitan Nashville Police Support Fund

Support the next generation of local fashion professionals: Nashville Fashion Forward Fund

Support teaching and development of ballet: Middle Tennessee Ballet Support Fund

Help facilitate the development and scaling of health-promoting solutions: NashvilleHealth Fund

Support professional opera: Middle Tennessee Opera Support Fund

Support summer camping programs for underprivileged children: Margaret and Victor Nielsen Fund

Support local performing arts, and educational services and community outreach: Middle Tennessee Performing Arts H.O.T. Support Fund Support professional repertory theater: Middle Tennessee Repertory Theatre Support Fund

Enhance education in Tennessee: The Public Schools Forum Fund Support options for families: Reed Family Fund for Family Planning

Support local symphonic music: Middle Tennessee Symphonic Music Support Fund

Support the arts: William N. Rollins Fund for the Arts

Support children in need and their families: Nacarato Family Fund

Support the performing arts: Ernest and Selma Rosenblum Fund for the Performing Arts

Support women in the arts: Nashville Beta Sigma Phi Torch Fund Promote timely childhood immunizations: Nashville Childhood Immunization Fund Support charitable projects and civic initiatives that fall outside the Metro Nashville Budget: The Nashville Community Engagement Fund

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Support ovarian cancer awareness: Ovarian Cancer Awareness Fund

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Protect the welfare of animals: St. Francis Fund for Animals Help seniors: The Shepherd’s Center Fund for Senior Adults Make new productions possible: Craig Spain Fund for the Performing Arts

Support families: Stewart Family Fund for Non-Traditional Families Support seniors: Jean G. Stumpf Fund for the Aging Beautify our local landscapes: Tennessee Beautification Fund

Preserve irreplaceable architectural structures: The Ellen Stokes More Wemyss Fund Support victims of violent crimes: Carolyn Smith Wendrich Fund for Victims

Help those living with breast cancer: Tennessee Breast Cancer Fund

Support prevention efforts and counseling for those affected by suicide: The Joni Werthan Fund to Erase the Stigma of Suicide

Help Tennesseans affected by disaster: Tennessee Emergency Response Fund

Encourage organ donation: Lorene White Organ Transplantation Fund

Help farmers affected by disaster: Tennessee Farm Disaster Response Fund

Support those in Williamson County in the event of a disaster: The Williamson County Disaster Response Fund

Protect our environment: Tennessee Fund for Sustainability Honor and recognize officers who serve and protect: The Theodore Roosevelt Association Police Award Fund for Nashville and Middle Tennessee Help parents parent well: Edna S. Thomas Fund Support women’s health: TKALS/Tennessee NARAL Fund for Reproductive Freedom Nurture the philanthropic efforts of young professionals: The Tomorrow Fund Promote the teaching of American History in public schools: Marguerite Miller Trost Memorial Fund for the Advancement of the Teaching of American History Support low-income families and children in East Nashville: Tulip Street Church Frances Southerland Legacy Fund Ensure the future of Tullahoma: Tullahoma Community Foundation

Help women and girls in need: The Women’s Fund Help people seeking economic selfsufficiency: Workforce Readiness Fund Introduce teens to philanthropy: Youth Philanthropy Fund Support education programs: Robert K. and Anne H. Zelle Fund for Education Support fine and performing arts programs: Robert K. and Anne H. Zelle Fund for Fine and Performing Arts Support health programs: Robert K. and Anne H. Zelle Fund for Health Support children’s music programs: Robert K. and Anne H. Zelle Fund to Support Children’s Educational Programs Associated with Symphonic Music Help children: Mildred Zindler Fund for Children

Address invisible wounds of war: The Warriors’ Legacy Fund Help ease the transition for new Americans in Nashville: Welcoming Nashville Fund

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AGENCY ENDOWMENT FUNDS Through an endowment with The Community Foundation, nonprofits and donors are assured the funds are provided prudent stewardship and protection for the future. Anyone can contribute to an endowment in any amount, at any time.

Dr. and Mrs. J.F. Adams Memorial Library Association

The Conservancy for The Parthenon and Centennial Park

African Methodist Episcopal Church

Council on Aging of Greater Nashville

Alive Hospice

Crisis Intervention Center

Alliance Française Cultural & Educational Fund

Cumberland County Cardio Pulmonary Rehabilitation Alumni, Inc.

The Ark Community Resource and Assistance Center

Cumberland Heights

The Arts Center of Cannon County Endowment Fund

Discovery Center at Murfree Spring

Benton Hall School Bethlehem Centers of Nashville The Bill Burleigh Endowment Fund for Operation Stand Down Tennessee Book ‘em!

Discovery Place Domestic Violence Program Inc. Down Syndrome Association of Middle Tennessee Easter Seals Society of Tennessee

Books from Birth of Middle Tennessee

Exchange Club/Stephens Center Child Abuse Prevention

Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee, Inc.

Family and Children’s Service

CASA of Nashville

The Family Center

Center for Nonprofit Management

FiftyForward

The Center of Hope

First Steps, Inc.

Centerstone

Fort Campbell Historical Foundation, Inc.

Cheatham County Imagination Library

Friends of TN Infant Parent Services

Circle Players, Inc.

Friends of Tennessee School for the Blind, Inc.

Clarksville Montgomery County Ajax Turner Senior Citizen Center, Inc. Clarksville/Montgomery County Crisis Intervention Center Agency Endowment Fund The Clarksville-Montgomery County Education Foundation The Clement Railroad Hotel Museum The College Trust, Inc. The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

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Friends of Warner Parks Gilda’s Club Nashville Girl Scout Council of Middle Tennessee Grace M. Eaton Day Home Hands On Nashville Hands-On-Science Center, Inc. The Hilltoppers Historic Mansker’s Station Historic Nashville City Cemetery

Supporting the arts and preserving historic sites in Middle Tennessee.

Hospital Hospitality House Humanities Tennessee Interfaith Dental Clinic Jewish Community Center Junior Achievement Land Trust-Pitcher Spring Fund The Leadership Franklin Endowment Fund League of Women Voters of Tennessee Education Fund

Nashville Area Junior Chamber of Commerce Charities Nashville Area Music Teacher Association- Young Artists Achievement Awards Fund Nashville Ballet Scholarship Nashville Cares Nashville Children’s Theatre Nashville Public Television (WNPT) Nashville Symphony Association

Legal Aid Society

National Museum of African American Music

Loaves and Fishes of Clarksville, TN

Oasis Center

Lupus Foundation

100 Black Men of Middle Tennessee

The Madison Campus Elementary

Our Kids, Inc.

Magdelene, Inc. DBA Thistle Farms, Inc.

Park Center

Martha O’Bryan

Pastoral Counseling Centers

Martha Rivers Ingram Fund to Benefit Children’s Educational Program at TPAC

Pencil Foundation

Maury Heritage Land Trust

Progress, Inc.

McNeilly Center For Children

Project Reflect

Mid-Cumberland Community Action Agency

Renewal House

The Middle Tennessee Lions Sight Services Endowment Fund

W.R. Rochelle Center

Monroe Harding Children’s Home

Sexual Assault Center

Montgomery Bell Academy Scholarship Fund

W.O. Smith Music School

The NAMI Tennessee Endowment Fund Nashville Area Association of Family & Consumer Sciences Nashville Area Habitat for Humanity

Planned Parenthood

Room in the Inn, Inc.

Sole4Soles, Inc. The Special Kids Endowment Fund Special Olympics Tennessee Sponsors Scholarship Program

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St. Joseph Worker Foundation, Inc. for Children and Families of Haiti STARS Nashville Tennessee Breast Cancer Coalition Tennessee Children’s Home Tennessee Conference on Social Welfare Tennessee Foreign Language Institute Tennessee 4-H Foundation Tennessee Holocaust Commission Tennessee Lions Charities, Inc. Tennessee Music Teachers Association/ Elizabeth Lovell Reed Memorial Scholarship Award

Tennessee Music Teachers Association/ Carrie Warrick Memorial Scholarship Awards Tennessee Music Teachers Association Scholarship Award Tennessee Parks & Greenways Tennessee Walking Horse Foundation Tennessee Wildlife Federation United Neighborhood Health Services, Inc. United Way of Metropolitan Nashville United Way of Rutherford County United Way of Williamson County

UNRESTRICTED IMPACT FUNDS The Unrestricted Impact Fund provides resources to support great local nonprofits and their solutions to community needs.

Your gift to this Fund powers the source of our annual grants, and each year a diverse and dedicated group of Middle Tennessee charities receive help to fuel their work.

Through a grant from the Unrestricted Impact Fund, The Maury County Senior Citizens, Inc. was able to expand the center’s Fitness and Wellness Program to include arthritis exercise and dance classes.

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Nonprofit Organization U.S. Postage Paid Nashville, TN Permit No. 2065

FROM A TO Z

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE 3833 Cleghorn Avenue Nashviile Tennessee 37215

Helping Middle Tennessee achieve charitable goals and impact a broad range of needs

THE COMMUNITY FOUNDATION OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE’S 2017 Catalog for Giving