YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE 2017 ANNUAL REPORT

YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE 2017 Annual Report

Dear Friends,

let us first say ‘thank you’ As our YMCA celebrates its 143rd year of service, work possible in 2017. We to the many individuals who helped to make our what’s possible when donors, hope this Annual Report is another reminder of on that continues to be, volunteers and staff come together to fulfill a missi best lives. at its heart, about helping our neighbors live their Y to achieve better health In 2017, some 231,113 individuals turned to the so, found a community and wellness in spirit, mind and body, and in doing and staff miss absent that feels like family. Because at the Y, members check on them. Because at classmates, and don’t think twice about calling to be they learning to swim, the Y, we celebrate the milestones of our children, use at the Y, we keep the or climbing a tower or earning a good grade. Beca rsations held in our lobbies coffee warm, and friendships flourish over conve and common areas. home away from home Some 143 years ago, the Nashville YMCA was a eoning city. Today, the bourg a in way their for young men trying to make program locations are YMCA of Middle Tennessee’s wellness facilities and duals in our community. a ‘third place’ for thousands of families and indivi a vital thread in the fabric We’re not home, and we’re not school, but we’re the norm and not the of community­—a place where connectedness is community faces should be our nges challe st exception. We believe the bigge new member in search of a tackled together and not alone. Whether it’s the s to know someone cares or lifestyle change that will last, the teen who need we’re better together, and the senior battling loneliness, at the Y, we know that belief undergirds everything we do. th put it best in likening Perhaps Paul’s first letter to the church at Corin member suffers, all suffer the body of Christ to our human bodies. ‘If one e with it.’ (1 Corinthians together with it; if one member is honored, all rejoic ger community rejoice in 12:26). May all who joined us in pursuit of a stron our accomplishments of 2017.

With thanks,

Dan Dummermuth President & CEO

Jimmy Granbery Association Board Chair 2016-17 2018 YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE

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Written and Edited by: Jessica Fain and Lindsay Merwin Design: David Read and Tim Wyckoff Photography: Tucker Photography and Courtney Keen Special Thanks: Mike Handley, Kelly Hunter, Mary Alice Yates, Holland Youngblood, Brandis Blodgett, Ruth Napier and Georgia Read A United Way Member Agency

2017 FINANCIAL SUMMARY 2017 marked our third consecutive year of greatly improved financial performance. Major financial trends included strong Membership and Program Revenue, continued favorable experience in medical benefit costs, and the ongoing reduction in restructuring expenses related to the downsizing implemented during 2013-2015 that dominated our financial results during that difficult period. Following the restructuring, we continue to strengthen our fiscal health by making the investments necessary for a sustainable future. In 2016 and 2017 we were able to restore funding of our reserves, ensure completion of major maintenance, and implement merit increases for our employees, our most valuable assets.

We continue to reap the benefits of the difficult decisions that were necessary to ensure the long-term viability of our YMCA.

Statements of Changes in Net Assets In 2017, the YMCA of Middle Tennessee’s Change in Net Assets from Operations improved by $0.64 million compared to the prior year. For comparison, Net Assets from Operations declined by $1.2 million in 2017 and by $1.85 million in 2016. With the exception of the $0.23 million decrease in Contributions, all other Public Support and Revenue categories increased year over year. The decrease in Contributions was mainly due to a difference in the timing of pledge support from the YMCA Foundation of Middle Tennessee. The combination of re-negotiated third party payer rates and improved member retention resulted in an increase in Membership Fees of $1.22 million. Program Fees increased by $0.9 million, Other Income increased by $0.3 million, and Government Grants and Contracts increased by $0.28 million when compared to 2016.

Total expenses increased by $1.83 million. Personnel medical costs accounted for $0.40 million of this increase, although we continue to have very favorable experience in this expense category. The increase over last year is due to 2016 being an exceptionally good year for medical expenses; 2017 medical costs were significantly less than budget.

The remainder of the increase in Personnel cost was due to the full-year impact of the merit increase granted in April 2016 and the partial year impact of the merit increase implemented in April 2017 (there was no merit increase in 2015). The Association was able to fund these increases at least in part as a result of the restructuring activities that took place during 2013-2015.

The change in Net Assets resulting from Non-Operating Activities for 2017 was $0.92 million lower than 2016 (2017 reaped a $0.84 million positive change in net assets compared to $1.76 million in 2016). Contributions for the construction of capital assets accounted for the majority of this decrease as there were fewer capital project fundraising efforts in 2017 than in 2016. The Association continues to recognize unrealized gains on the declining liability associated with the interest rate swap agreement entered into in 2015 to protect our YMCA from fluctuating interest rates on our long-term Bonds Payable. This liability decreased $0.75 million in 2016 and an additional $0.67 million in 2017.

Summary Statement of Financial Position Our financial position continued to strengthen during 2017.

Unrestricted cash increased by $1.09 million to $11.17 million, and restricted cash declined by $0.69 million due to the release of temporarily restricted funds to pay construction project expenses. Net receivables declined by $1.45 million due to the payment received on a promissory note related to the sale of property the Association previously owned in Mount Juliet. Property and Equipment, net of Accumulated Depreciation, declined by $2.78 million as depreciation expense exceeded net new investment in fixed assets. Cash reserves of $1.25 and $1.87 million were funded in 2016 and 2017, respectively. The 2016 reserve transfer was the first since 2008.

Our long-term debt declined by $2.06 million during the year as principal was repaid on both the long-term Bonds Payable and Notes Payable. Other liabilities declined by $0.67 million due primarily to the decrease in the obligation related to our interest rate swap agreement previously mentioned.

Total Accounts Payable and Accrued Expenses declined by $0.57 million due mainly to the payment of a 2016 pledge to the YMCA Foundation. Deferred Revenue and Capital Lease Obligations were comparable to 2016.

2018 and Beyond The YMCA of Middle Tennessee is well positioned for the future. We continue to strengthen our Y so that we can serve our community for years to come. We have developed an ambitious but achievable budget for 2018 that includes an additional $1.25 million transfer to cash reserves. The 2018 budget includes another well-deserved merit increase for our employees, as well as funding for new initiatives that will allow us to better serve our community.

Looking beyond 2018, we have developed targeted reserve levels for Debt Service, Capital Reinvestment, and Contingencies, and prepared a five year operating plan to achieve those targets. The strong results we have experienced over the last three years have allowed us to make significant progress toward reaching the targeted reserve amounts.

Summary Statements of Changes in Net Assets (GAAP)

Summary Statements of Financial Position (GAAP)

We are excited about what has been accomplished, and even more excited about what the future holds.

We greatly appreciate your support and encouragement.

Sincerely,

Joseph W. Harwell Chief Financial Officer

TOGETHER

WE THRIVE Behind a healthy bottom line for our Y is a healthier community. Read more success stories from members growing in spirit, mind and body at ymcathrive.com/meet-our-members.

LIFE LESSONS FROM GROWN-UPS WHO CARE At the YMCA, we believe the presence of a caring role model can change the trajectory of a kid’s life.

Growing up, Raymond had a mentor like that in his Uncle Barry. A former Marine, Raymond’s uncle taught him valuable life skills and set an example of how to be a confident leader and responsible, compassionate adult. “I had a lot of bad influences in my life,” Raymond says, “and he was the person who kept me going in the right direction.”

Those important lessons have largely informed Raymond’s life now as a college student, a military police officer in the Army Reserves, and a school site director for YMCA Fun Company. He and other staff invest in 60 to 90 children after school—the time of day when kids are most at risk for acting out unhealthy behaviors.

From providing homework help to leading the kids in crafts and games—and even occasional dance parties!—Raymond and his colleagues fill the critical gap between school time and home with a sense of structure, fun, and support that allows kids to thrive. “Every day, if a child learns more about themselves…I think I’ve done my job,” Raymond says.

With this quality time together every school day, it’s no wonder the students and staff share a unique, familial bond in which kids and adults enrich each other’s lives. And that dynamic is found all across YMCA school sites, youth prevention and intervention programs, teen centers, swim lessons and summer camps serving thousands of children and teens in Middle Tennessee.

YMCA Fun Company site director Raymond with students from Waverly Belmont Elementary in Nashville.

IMPACT SNAPSHOT 77,379

8,760

Nearly $2.6 million

Kids and teens thrived through Y membership or youth-focused programs

Children influenced by caring adults during out-of-school care

Financial assistance provided to help deserving youth participate in the Y’s life-changing youth programs and services

A BROTHERHOOD FOR BETTER HEALTH The YMCA knows that when people buddy up to work out, they’re building community as well as muscle—and both are equally important to finding balance in spirit, mind and body.

For Mick, Curtis, Vince and Bob—the men of the self-proclaimed “Old Man Workout Group”—friendship is what fuels their fitness routine. At least six mornings a week, the guys of the OMWG are a fun-loving, welcoming presence at the Robertson County Family YMCA. Several of the men have lost some serious weight, and all say they’re stronger and healthier since they joined forces three years ago. The group is enrolled in the Y’s Member Referral Program, which offers savings to members who join the Y together—and stick with it. “It’s just a way of life,” Curtis says. “I’m retired, so this is kind of like a jumpstart for my mornings.”

Though they keep a strict schedule, their routine is anything but boring; the guys’ jovial chatter can be heard all over the building, from the wellness floor to the sauna to the group exercise studio, where they stray out of their comfort zone by taking classes (including dance!) throughout the week. “You can have fun, and enjoy yourself and meet new people,” Mick says. “All the classes are like that.”

The group spends time outside the Y’s walls, too, sharing life over breakfast once a month. It’s a solid system of support countless others have also found through connections made at their local Y. “I think of him just as much as I would my brother,” Bob says of his buddy, Mick, and then adds, “All three of them.”

IMPACT SNAPSHOT Mick, Curtis, Vince and Bob of the self-proclaimed “Old Man Workout Group” are stronger together at the Robertson County Family YMCA.

6,046

202,504

1,850

New “Better Together Buddy” relationships formed through the Member Referral Program

Members on the journey to better health through belonging to our Y community

Group exercise classes fostering community and accountability across Middle Tennessee each week

IMPACT SNAPSHOT 27,000

Families made the Y a second home

Over $3.7 million

In financial assistance provided to individuals and families for membership

1 in 5

Members gained access to the Y through the Open Doors financial assistance program

Justin and Stephana with daughters Ellianah, Jasmine and Arielle at the Brentwood Family YMCA.

A CONSTANT THROUGH LIFE’S CHALLENGES The YMCA exists to support and strengthen individuals and families in every stage of life—especially when life gets hard.

That’s what Stephana experienced when she first joined the Y as a single mom struggling to get back on her feet. Through the Y’s Open Doors financial assistance program, Stephana gained access to an “extended family” of encouraging staff and fitness instructors and a safe, caring environment in Y-Play for her then infant daughter. Being part of the Y community, Stephana says, brought physical and emotional renewal. “Early on, the Y helped me mentally beyond what I could ever think.”

In the midst of new joys and hardships, the Y remained a constant in Stephana’s life. Shortly after Stephana and Justin married and began growing their family, Justin lost his job. Throughout a difficult pregnancy and the stress of making ends meet, the family needed a respite like the Y more than ever—and were able to maintain their membership thanks to Open Doors. “The Y was our rock and our place of consistency,” Justin says. “The Y was everything for us and our family.”

Now, the family of five frequents the Y so often it feels like a second home. The grown-ups benefit from quality time spent exercising together, and the kids’ creativity and confidence are nurtured through youth soccer, dance classes and time in Y-Play.

“These experiences that would ordinarily be outside our means are made real for our children,” Stephana says. “It’s so awesome.”

ORDER OF THE RED TRIANGLE

R. Walter Hale III Since its earliest days in London, England, volunteers have fueled the work of the YMCA, forming a powerful partnership with staff to champion a common goal of helping individuals grow in spirit, mind and body. It is fitting, then, that the YMCA of Middle Tennessee presents annually its top volunteer honor, the Order of the Red Triangle. For 2017, the Y proudly honors longtime dedicated volunteer, Walter Hale.

The retired Executive Vice President of SunTrust Bank, Tennessee joined the YMCA Foundation of Middle Tennessee Board in 1992 and has remained a permanent fixture since.

Walter cleverly skirted ever having to roll off the board by being elected Secretary; thus he has served the Foundation for a quarter century without interruption. During that time, the Foundation’s assets have grown from less than $2 million to nearly $10 million. And Walter’s commitment isn’t waning. In 2017, he agreed to become Chair of the Foundation Board and continues to serve as the volunteer leader for the YMCA of Middle Tennessee’s planned giving efforts. Although he and his wife Faye now make their home in Naples, FL, he travels frequently to Nashville, and keeps up with his Y duties without fail.

Walter received his B.A. from Princeton University in 1966 and his M.B.A. from the Wharton School of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania in 1970. After graduating from Wharton Business School, he started his career with Price Waterhouse & Company, working as a senior accountant until joining Third National Corporation.

Between college and graduate school, from 1966 to 1968, Walter served as First Lieutenant in the United States Army. He received two Bronze Stars for valor and meritorious service and a Purple Heart serving in Vietnam.

Walter also serves on the Board of Trustees of Montgomery Bell Academy and as an emeritus Trustee of the Webb School and an alumnus of Leadership Nashville. He has held a number of past leadership roles including the Board of the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce, where he was Vice Chairman of Finance. He served as a Director with the Salvation Army for many years and as a past president of the Nashville chapter of the Financial Executives Institute. He is also a past president of the Nashville City Club.

Walter and Faye have three adult children and five grandchildren. He enjoys golf and is an active member of several senior golf groups, including the United States Seniors and the 200 Club, where he served as Captain. He is a member of Royal Poinciana Golf Club where he is a Director, and Belle Meade Country Club, where he served as a Director and Treasurer.

He is also a member of St. John’s Episcopal Church in Naples.

The YMCA of Middle Tennessee is proud to celebrate the volunteer legacy of Walter Hale, and we are grateful for his many years of tireless service on behalf of our mission.

ORDER OF THE RED TRIANGLE PAST RECIPIENTS 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1974 1975 1976 1977 1978 1979 1979 1980 1981 1982 1983 1984 1985 1986 1987 1988 1988

H.G. Hill Jr. Clifford Love Jr. Edmund W. Turnley Sr. Mark Bradford Jr. Roupen M. Gulbenk Harold U. Buchi George H. Cate Jr. Russell W. Brothers James M. Hudgins M.D. Robert L. Freeman D. H. Vardell Thomas E. Baldridge Homer B. Gibbs Jr. James M. Ward Charles L. Cornelius Jr. A. Battle Rodes William C. Weaver Jr. William Henderson Sydney F. Keeble Jr. J. P. Foster W. Ridley Wills II Walter Knestrick Dortch Oldham Jack Elisar Robert L. Bibb Jr. James L. Harper William B. Wadlington M.D.

1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

William Wilson E.M. “Bert” Haywood Nelson Andrews Sandra Ford Fulton William E. Turner Jr. Margaret H. Maddox H. Lee Barfield John Ed Miller Rebecca Thomas Cal Turner Sr. Senator Douglas Henry James A. “Jimmy” Webb III Anne E. Ragsdale Florence Davis Ron F. Knox Jr. Jacquelyn Draughon Guthrie Bill DeLoache Cal Turner Jr. Wood S. Caldwell Rep. Brenda Gilmore Frank F. Drowota III George L. Yowell Marty G. Dickens Leilani S. Boulware Bill Lee Liz Wilson Allbritton

H.G. HILL JR. PHILANTHROPIC AWARD

Marty and Betty Dickens

In 2017, the Foundation of the YMCA of Middle Tennessee presented its highest honor, the H.G. Hill Jr. Philanthropic Award, to Marty and Betty Dickens.

Marty and Betty’s faith, love for one another and commitment to community has left an indelible mark not only on multiple nonprofits and other organizations, but also on countless individuals who have benefitted from their generosity.

Marty joined the YMCA of Middle Tennessee board of directors in 2000 and has remained a dedicated volunteer leader for nearly 14 years. When he accepted the chairmanship in 2012, he joined hands with our staff to embark on a long-term financial sustainability effort that resulted in the most significant restructuring of operations in the organization’s history. Marty championed the fiscal health of our nonprofit, and his leadership and wise counsel were indeed gifts to our Y during a pivotal time in its history.

Marty’s service to the YMCA is just one of the many ways he gives back to support our community.

Throughout his 38-year career with AT&T, he served as a volunteer leader with numerous organizations and has continued to do so following his retirement as President of AT&T Tennessee in 2007.

The Nashville skyline bears a permanent reminder of Marty’s legacy of service in the Music City Center.

In 2003, he signed on to serve as founding chairman of the community-led coalition to build a new convention center. He also continues to serve as Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Belmont University and is past chair of a number of community boards including the Adventure Science Center, Baptist/ Saint Thomas Hospital Foundation Board, Boy Scouts of Middle Tennessee, Family and Children’s Service, Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce, Nashville Convention and Visitors Bureau and PENCIL Foundation.

He has also served on the boards of the Arts and Business Council, Fellowship of Christian Athletes, The Nashville Symphony and Vanderbilt’s Blair School of Music.

H.G. HILL JR. PHILANTHROPIC AWARD PAST RECIPIENTS 1995 1996 1997

1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005

Sis & Dortch Oldham Margaret & Dan Maddox Anne Knestick Walter Knestrick Cathy & Bill Turner Jr. Anna & Bill Wadlington M.D. Anne & Dick Ragsdale Florence & Buzz Davis Honey & Joe Rodgers Irene & Ridley Wills II Marshall Polk III Frank Burkholder Linda Burkholder

2006

2007 2008 2009 2010 2011

2012 2013 2014 2015 2016

Lolly & Senator Douglas Henry Bond DeLoache Kaye & Ron Knox Mary & Lee Barfield Barry & Homer Gibbs Frances Caldwell Jackson Anne Caldwell Parsons Wentworth Caldwell Jr. Bill Wilson Sandra and Richard Fulton Ruth and Bob Napier Cal Turner Jr. James A. Webb III

For Betty, the women served by The Next Door are a reminder of the power of second chances. As a volunteer for the Nashville nonprofit dedicated to helping women in crisis, Betty has been instrumental in the growth of the organization’s efforts to reach women impacted by addiction, trauma and incarceration.

A staunch advocate for The Next Door’s mission, Betty has opened many doors for the growing agency, bringing new supporters into its fold and helping to expand its reach and impact in the community, and together, Betty and Marty led the charge to build a playground for women and their families at The Next Door’s Freedom Recovery Community.

Marty adds to this honor the Kiwanis Club Outstanding Nashvillian of the Year, Operation Andrew Group’s Business Man of the Year and Joe & Honey Rodgers Leadership Award and Boy Scouts’ Silver Beaver Award. He was inducted into the St. Thomas Hospital’s Seton Society in 2006. In 2012, he was honored

by Belmont University with the naming of Dickens Hall, and in 2013 was named Nashvillian of the Year by Easter Seals Tennessee.

Marty and Betty are the proud parents of two grown sons. John, his wife Sherri, and their children Ally Grace and Bo live in Atlanta, as do Jamey and his wife Sara.

On behalf of the many organizations who feel so deeply the impact Marty and Betty have had in this community, we congratulate and thank them for their generosity, servant leadership and faithful support.

2017 YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE BOARD LEADERSHIP

2017 ASSOCIATION STAFF LEADERSHIP

2017 CENTER STAFF LEADERSHIP

2017 CENTER BOARD LEADERSHIP

Jimmy Granbery Chair

Senior Strategy Team Dan Dummermuth,

Laurel Wilson,

Robin Shope,

Scott Clinton,

Leah Dupree,

David Wilds Treasurer

Wood Caldwell Chair-elect

Decosta Jenkins Asst. Treasurer

Lawson Allen

John Gromos

Kelvin Ault

Roupen M. Gulbenk*

H. Lee Barfield II

James Harbison

David Bohan

Michael Harris

Leilani Boulware

Bill Henderson

Stewart Bronaugh Jr.

Senator Douglas Henry*

Terrence Brooks

Chris Holmes

Laura Beth Brown

Bill Hudson

Trudy Carpenter

Don King

George H. Cate Jr.

Walter Knestrick

President & Chief Executive Officer

Jessica Fain,

Group Vice President—Green Hills Family YMCA

Chief Strategy Officer

District Executive Director—Bellevue Family YMCA and FiftyForward J.L. Turner Center

Joey Harwell,

Drew Freeman,

Chief Financial Officer

Bob Knestrick,

Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer

Peter Oldham,

Executive Vice President & Chief Administrative Officer

Julie Sistrunk,

Chief Development Officer

David Abbott,

Ramon Cisneros

Ronald F. Knox Jr.

Jonathan Cole

Bill Lee

Florence Davis

Walker Mathews

Senior Vice President of Operations

Bill DeLoache

Rob McNeilly

Ted Cornelius,

Marty Dickens

John Ed Miller

Frank Drowota

Barbara Sutton

Jack Elisar

William E. Turner Jr.*

Senior Vice President of Technology

David Shipman,

Vice President of Health Innovation

Brian Harter,

Vice President of Programs

Bill Pursell,

Rich Ford

James A. Webb III

Vice President of Property

Sandra Fulton

Olin West III

Cathy Robinson,

Catherine Gemmato-Smith

William M. Wilson

Homer B. Gibbs Jr.

Carol Yochem

Vice President of Leadership & Staff Development

Jill Tramel,

Steve Greene

Vice President of Youth Development

* Deceased in 2017

Rebecca Walker,

Executive Director—Franklin Family YMCA

Amanda Gill,

Executive Director—Clarksville Area YMCA

Joey Hassel,

Executive Director— North Rutherford Family YMCA

B.J. Keener,

Executive Director—Donelson-Hermitage Family YMCA

Kathy Raglin,

Brentwood Family YMCA

Brandon Oliver,

Center for Civic Engagement

Rebecca Robinson/Jerry Painter, Christ Church YMCA

Van Stokes,

Clarksville Area YMCA Kimbrough Family Center

Dan Ellis,

Donelson-Hermitage Family YMCA

Nicole Rowan,

Lee O’Dell,

Steven Saxton,

Chad Folk,

Executive Director—Northwest Family YMCA District Executive Director—Brentwood Family & Christ Church YMCAs

Jodi Schroer,

Executive Director—Maryland Farms YMCA

Chad Smith,

Executive Director— Robertson County Family YMCA

Sharon Stiteler,

Executive Director—Downtown YMCA

Judi Winfield-Ferri,

District Executive Director— Margaret Maddox Family YMCA

Downtown YMCA Franklin Family YMCA Green Hills Family YMCA

Stephen Young,

Joe C. Davis YMCA Outdoor Center

Edward Zavala,

YMCA Latino Achievers

Judy Bawcum,

Margaret Maddox Family YMCA

Dan Banks,

Maryland Farms YMCA Carol & Roy Elam Family Center

Bobby Hopkins,

Program Center Leadership

North Rutherford YMCA Ronald Reagan Family Center

Susan Moriarty,

Alfred Degrafinreid,

Vona Wilson,

Jeff Merhige,

Controller

Richard Flores,

Leslie Hay,

Executive Director—Center for Civic Engagement

Mary Alice Yates,

YMCA Black Achievers

District Executive Director— Sumner County Family YMCA

Vice President of People Services

Chaplain

Bellevue Family YMCA and FiftyForward J.L. Turner Center

Executive Director—Joe C. Davis YMCA Outdoor Center/Camp Widjiwagan

Rico X,

Executive Director—School Age Services

Henry Smith,

Executive Director—Y-CAP and USYDC

Northwest Family YMCA

Randy Davis,

Robertson County Family YMCA

Dane Burks,

Sumner County Family YMCA

Monte Turner Jr., Y-CAP

2017 YMCA OF MIDDLE TENNESSEE VOLUNTEERS OF THE YEAR

Lance Roller II

Gracie Scandrett

Lance’s volunteerism has greatly impacted our YMCA Black Achievers Saturday programming. The way he engages with our students shows how much he truly cares about them. He always provides important words of wisdom and readily shares his worldly insights. The students really enjoy being around him!

– Joshua Love

I have to thank our wonderful former staff member, and Gracie’s dear friend, the late Mattye Porter, for introducing Gracie to the work of the Y. After that introduction many years ago, Gracie has continually, and without hesitation, given so generously of her time, talent and treasure to support the work of the Y. Since joining the board in 2016, she has served in multiple roles and has been a constant advocate, telling the Y story at every opportunity. Gracie is the epitome of a servant leader who cares deeply about her community. She is very special to our Y family, and I can’t thank her enough for her heartfelt support and dedication. – Steve Saxton

Black Achievers

Frank Burkholder Downtown YMCA

Perhaps no one left a mark on our Downtown YMCA quite like Frank. His support of our renovation and expansion truly changed Nashville’s skyline and imprinted his legacy on the Y he loved. We will be forever grateful for Frank’s life and the positive impact he had on our organization, our Y family and the thousands of members he will never meet, but who will come to know what it means to be in community with one another at a YMCA in the heart of downtown Nashville. The staff and members of the Downtown Y and the entire Middle Tennessee association had no greater advocate than Frank Burkholder. We are proud that he called the Downtown Y his home, and we will never be the same without his smile and positive attitude. On December 13, 2017, Linda lost a beloved brother and the Downtown Y lost perhaps its most devoted member and a true friend. – Sharon Stiteler

Brentwood Family YMCA

Wayne Begarly

Jerry Painter

Christ Church YMCA

Clarksville Area YMCA

Van Stokes

Faye Redden

As an alumnus of our programs, Wayne knows firsthand the impact Youth in Government and Model United Nations have on the young people in Tennessee. Wayne gives countless hours of his time and talent to the Y Center for Civic Engagement every year. There is nothing he can’t or won’t do to make sure thousands of young people have an exceptional experience. Wayne is well known on Capitol Hill as the Y guy who is there at dawn and who singlehandedly sets up all the sound equipment for the high school and middle school YIG conferences.

He does it year after year with a smile and a servant’s heart. He epitomizes the term servant leader and we couldn’t imagine a conference without him. – Susan Moriarty

From teaching swim lessons as a Y employee in the late 1970s and 1980s to being an incredible presentday volunteer, Jerry’s heartfelt dedication and commitment to the mission of the Y has been unwavering.

In 2017, Jerry stepped into the board chair role at the Christ Church Y earlier than expected and did so without hesitation. His love for the Y is evident in all he does, and we are a better organization because of his leadership. On behalf of the Christ Church YMCA, thank you, Jerry!

– Steve Saxton

Van wholeheartedly embraces and lives out the YMCA’s mission, both as a member and an ambassador to the Clarksville community. He is diligent in uplifting the Y, seeing the needs of the community, and finding ways to partner together to meet those needs. His passion and dedication are priceless to the Clarksville Area YMCA, our staff team and board.

– Amanda Gill

Every week, Faye brings hope, health, encouragement and community to her class. For over 10 years, she has continued to pour her time and talent into helping others move and have fun. She approaches each class with a positive attitude, encourages participants to be themselves and welcomes all levels and ages to join in. Her warm spirit and passion for fitness and helping others is evident in all she does.

– BJ Keener

Center for Civic Engagement

Donelson-Hermitage Family YMCA

Dr. Ogle B. Hall

Brian D. Taylor

Elizabeth C. Gerken

Kevin Xavier Martinez

As a member of our Spirit-Mind Committee, Ogle led the charge to create a Holy Land Gallery in the café of our Y. He provided the pictures and commentary for the gallery, which he took during a visit to Israel.

Ogle published his pictures in a book called “Scripture Pictures of the Holy Land,” and gave several copies to the Y as a way of saying “thank you” to our donors. The Holy Land gallery has become a jewel at the Franklin Family Y and often leaves members and guests enlightened.

– Drew Freeman

Brian’s commitment to the YMCA is unwavering. His willingness to help in any situation is invaluable to the community we serve. Brian helps us address the hard issues we face and helps us develop solutions that work for all involved. He deserves to be our 2017 Volunteer of the Year for his positivity and servant heart.

– Laurel Wilson

It has been an honor to work alongside Elizabeth. As a board member and volunteer, she has always given a 100% effort and led our program and marketing committee and staff in ways that ultimately meant great things for our kids and families. Her insight and leadership elevated Widjiwagan’s program enhancements and reach throughout Nashville. We are so much better as an organization since Elizabeth shared her talents with us.

– Jeff Merhige

Kevin is an exceptional volunteer who believes in the YMCA Latino Achievers vision and works with the YLA team to turn that vision to reality. He arrives with a smile on his face and a warm disposition, allowing students to feel safe and heard. He comes ready to engage with our kids, encouraging them to imagine a brighter future and emboldening them to reach for success. As a working college student, Kevin demonstrates that giving back is a rewarding experience that has the ability to inspire young lives. We see Kevin not only as a volunteer, but also as a cherished member of our community. – Adrianna Flax

Franklin Family YMCA

Green Hills Family YMCA

Joe C. Davis YMCA Outdoor Center

Latino Achievers

Colton Wherry

Catherine Birdwell

Maresa E. Morrow

Vincent E. Malone

Colton embodies what it means to take an active role in strengthening community. His ‘get-it-done’ attitude, infectious energy and vision all come together to help us fulfill our mission and do what’s needed to ensure our neighbors can be part of our Y community. His leadership of our 2017 Tomato 5K and community coat drive are just two of many examples of his servant leadership.

– Judi Winfield-Ferri

Catherine is a true servant leader. She gives and leads selflessly in every endeavor. Her heart is guided by a love for Christ and true passion for our YMCA. Whether it is in service to our board, chairing our Annual Giving Campaign, or co-chairing our Heroes in Heels event, she brings spirit, class and authenticity to every role. Catherine is a morning regular at ‘The Farm’ and takes an active role in creating community at our Y. She has also twice offered her place of employment, Holy Family Catholic Church, as a location for our all-staff meetings, directly contributing to feeding the souls of our staff.

Her desire to serve and willingness to say ‘yes’ to new adventures will have a lasting effect on countless lives. I could not ask for a better advocate for our Y. – Jodi Schroer

Since joining our board, Maresa has made an immediate impact by filling positions such as Golf Committee Chair, where there were huge shoes to fill by previous board members who recently rolled off. She constantly steps out of her comfort zone to help our Y and never turns us down when we need her. She has an amazing upbeat and can-do attitude that is infectious. We are so thankful to call her part of our Y family.

– Joey Hassell

Vince Malone was selected to receive the 2017 Volunteer of the Year Award for the Northwest YMCA for his dedication and commitment to this community and to our Y. If ever there was a time and opportunity to step up and lead, Vince has done it. There have been some critical moments where Vince has been the face and the voice for our board, and he’s always been a strong advocate for our center, participating in many of our special events such as the Tennessee Titans’ Courage House Dedication, the Titans’ Caravan Tours, Fall Festival, Splash Bash and many others. He is an avid fundraiser for our Y, garnering sponsorships and building relationships in the community. – Nicole Rowan

Margaret Maddox Family YMCA

Maryland Farms YMCA

North Rutherford Family YMCA

Northwest Family YMCA

Dr. Matthew F. Browning

Jennifer Bell

Dane Burks

Pastor Matt Smallbone

Matt’s many years of serving as a youth sports coach have had a significant impact on the lives of so many children in our community. Parents of some of the kids Matt has coached perhaps say it best: ‘a trajectory of a life was fundamentally changed in a massively positive direction simply because he was in our lives;’ ‘Year after year the messages of hard work and never giving up were reinforced to every player he engaged;’ and ‘it was great to watch him interact with his players and teach them not only the skills required to play the game, but also skills that will carry them through life.’ It’s clear lessons learned from Coach Browning will last a lifetime.

– Chad Smith

Jennifer has exemplified the spirit of true partnership. As the Director of Extended Learning Programs for Metro Nashville Public Schools, she has been extremely supportive of the YMCA Fun Company program. She routinely seeks to determine how the Y and MNPS can work together to maximize the benefits that students receive from after-school programming. Last year, MNPS was a recipient of a multi-year grant to provide support to under-performing schools, and Jennifer partnered with the YMCA to deliver this program at existing Fun Company sites. Jennifer has also worked tirelessly to leverage her resources to enhance our programming, whether that is through training or advocating on our behalf to schools. – Rico X

Dane is an incredibly giving person.

He not only shares his treasures with our YMCA, but also donates his time in so many ways. He has spent countless hours volunteering at our YMCA with projects that took him away from his business and family and always does so with humility and a great sense of humor. Thank you, Dane, for believing in our YMCA and for taking such great care of us!

– Kathy Raglin

Matt Smallbone is a true example of what being the ‘hands and feet’ of Jesus really means. He is a ‘dealer of hope’ in the eyes of our staff and kids at Y-CAP, and he embodies 1 Timothy 4:12 – ‘Let no one despise you for your youth, but set the believers an example in speech, in conduct, in love, in faith, in purity.’

– Jill Tramel

Robertson County Family YMCA

School Age Services

Sumner County Family YMCA

Y-CAP

2017 YMCA ANNUAL GIVING CAMPAIGN LEADERSHIP GIFTS MATTHEW B. PILCHER FOUNDER’S CIRCLE $100,000 AND ABOVE Ascension Health Ministry SVC CTR The Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee Dan and Margaret Maddox Charitable Fund Dollar General Literacy Foundation YMCA Foundation of Middle Tennessee YMCA of the USA

1875 CLUB $50,000 - $99,999 Clarksville-Montgomery County Community Health Foundation Inc. Stephanie & John Ingram James Stephen Turner Family Foundation/ Judy & Steve Turner/Christi & Jay Turner The Memorial Foundation, Inc. Nissan North America Margaret & Cal Turner/Cal Turner Family Foundation United Way of Metropolitan Nashville Sissy & Bill Wilson/ The Anne Potter Wilson Foundation

JOHN R. MOTT LEGACY CIRCLE $25,000 - $49,999 The AWC Family Foundation Brad Blevins/Blevins, Inc. Caroline C. Bryan Trudy & Bill Carpenter Caterpillar Incorporated The Crichton Group Cummins Business First Tennessee Bank Nashville Delta Air Lines, Inc. Jamie & Jimmy Granbery/ H.G. Hill Realty Company, LLC Sarah & David Ingram Kaye & Ron Knox Maria & Bill Lee/Lee Company Little Bird Foundation Mercedes-Benz of Nashville Haden & Jimmy Pickel Sonic Automotive Stokes & Sarah Brown Charitable Foundation Tivity Health Cindy & David Wilds

GEORGE WILLIAMS SOCIETY $10,000 - $24,999 Academy Sports - Corporate Office Diane & David Black/Aegis Sciences Foundation/ Aegis Sciences Corporation AllStar Photography American Endowment Foundation American International Group American Paper & Twine Co. American Paper & Twine Company Charitable Trust Andrews Cadillac Nelson Andrews Sheryl & Kelvin Ault Missy & Rick Baker Mary & Lee Barfield Melinda Owen Bass Leilani Boulware & Dwaine Anderson City of Brentwood Deborah & Fred J. Cassetty Cigna Health & Life Insurance Company City Wide Maintenance of Nashville Coca-Cola Bottling Company Consolidated Corecivic James Crossman The Dorothy Cate & Thomas F. Frist Foundation The Draughon Foundation Burton Dye Ecard Transactions Electrolux Major Appliances of North America Shared Services Faith Church Fiduciary Partners Trust Company First Presbyterian Church Dorothy C. Frist Ed Block Courage Award Foundation Alison & March Egerton Google Fiber HCA Foundation HCA Caring for the Community Johnson Krankcycle/Matrix Fitness Lasko Family Foundation Janet & Vincent Martin Walker Mathews - R.C. Mathews Contractor Shannon & David McGahren Vickie & Pat McGuigan National Christian Foundation NorthCrest Medical Center Old Time Pottery Inc. Julie & James Peeler Philadelphia Insurance Companies Pinnacle Financial Partners Publix Super Markets Charities

Richard Raney Ellen & Gregory B Richard Robert W. Baird & Co. Ryman Hospitality Properties Samuel M. Fleming Foundation Gracie & Dennis Scandrett Dorothy & Joe Scarlett Lynn & Rick Scarola Beverly & Jimmy Small State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company SunTrust Foundation Susan G Komen Breast Cancer Foundation Greater Nashville Affiliate Taylor Farms Truxton Trust Monte Turner Turner Construction Company Waste Management of Nashville Rebecca & James A. Webb III Jane & Edward Zavala

REGENTS CIRCLE $5,000 - $9,999 Liz & Bob Allbritton/Monarch Advisory Group Stephanie & David Bailey Keith Batts Judy Bawcum BB&T Bank The Benevity Community Impact Fund Bessemer Trust The Boedecker Foundation Teresa & George Buck Church of the City Charity Circle Christ Presbyterian Church Clarksville-Montgomery County Community Health Foundation Inc. Ernie Clevenger III Sandy & Don Cochran Sandy Cornelius Brett Cornelius Cowan Benefit Services, Inc. Mrs. W. Lipscomb Davis Jr. Betty & Marty G. Dickens Dick’s Sporting Goods Diversified Cleaning, Inc. John & Kathleen Dodd DonateWell Claire & Frank Drowota Gwen & Dan Dummermuth Emma Duncan Eve

Exoterra Architects + Consultants Wayne Faust First Farmers & Merchants Bank WTC Foundation Darrell & Gloria Freeman Patricia & Thomas Frist Jr. The Frist Foundation Deana & Fred Goad Jr. Randy Hartley Darla & Randy Hartley Tricia & William Hastings Martha & Simon Henley Hollingsworth Oil Company, Inc. Joe C. Davis Foundation Marty & Roy Jordan Kathy Crisp & Dave Kumatz Becky & Harley G. Lappin Lee, Danner & Bass, Inc Kelley & Gregory Luken Hope Lundt Marjorie A. Neuhoff Private Foundation, Inc. Mechanical Resource Group Merrill Lynch Anna & Rick Mills JoAnn Mitchell Karen & Bruce Moore Darrell Moore Nashville Predators Foundation Robbie & Doug Odom Jr. Sandra & Marshall T. Polk III Ron M. Pratt Precor USA Carol & James Tom Pulliam Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc. Virginia Severinghaus Matt Smallbone SMS Holdings Corporation Smyrna Ready Mix South Central Growers, Inc. Southeast Venture Southern Oncology STAR Physical Therapy Tennessee Oncology Transplant Management Group Cathy Turner UnitedHealthcare Community Plan of Tennessee The U.S. Physical Therapy Foundation Jodi & Chase Wilkinson Jerry & Ernie Williams III/The Enchiridion Foundation Williamson Medical Center Laurel & Scottie Wilson YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly Allison & Bill Zotti

CHAIRMAN’S CIRCLE $2,000 - $4,999 9 Fruits Inc. Julie & Tom Aaron Dena & David Abbott Shannon & Eric Adams Mary Lauren & Lawson Allen Kristi & Shawn Allender Nancy & Paul Anderson Leigh & J. Hunter Atkins Melissa & Patrick Bahan Carolyn & Clark Baker Loretta & Larry Baker Kim & Dan Banks Lee Beaman/Beaman Automotive Group Lindsay & David Beasley Rachel Beavers Jim Beavers Bedroc Catherine Birdwell Tina & Cris Blackman BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee Regional Office Kathryn & Donald Boehm Jerry Bostelman Bradley, Arant, Boult Cummings Gerald W. Brase Bridgestone Metalpha Molly & Stewart Bronaugh Gina & Terrence Brooks Nancy & Jeff Bunting Deanna & Dane Burks Betty Lou & Jim Burnett Cristina M. Burrola-Marrufo Ginny & Wood Caldwell Caterpillar Incorporated Helen Chumbley Churchill Mortgage Cigna Foundation Clarksville Fire Rescue Justin Collier M.D. Community Foundation of New Jersey Community Health Systems Foundation Concord Building Group, LLC Beth & George Connors Joyce & Tom Cook Cile & Matt Cowan Cunningham Motor Company Cybex Daxko Delta Dental Scott Dillon Neal Doherty Jack Elisar Enterprise Holdings Foundation Mimi & Dale Esworthy Deborah & Gary Everton

F&M Bank - Mt. Juliet F.William Taylor Family Foundation Jessica & Mark Fain Fidelity Brokerage Services LLC Fifth Generation Inc - Tito’s Handmade Vodka First Fleet Flow Construction Co. Mark Floyd Devin Floyd Kady & Chad Folk Forterra Credit Union Beth & Paul Frankenberg Franklin Synergy Bank Ryan Freedman Andrew & Bretta Freeman Frost-Arnett Company Catherine Gemmato-Smith & David Smith Homer Gibbs Jr. Mary Lisa & Michael Gingras Goodall Family Foundation William Goodman Allison Gossett Cara Graham Betsy & John Gromos Susie & John Groomes Faye & Walter Hale III Cherie & Dan Hammond Kim Hamner Lynn & Jerry Hampton Holly Hanke Jayna Harley Cordia & Tom Harrington Hart Ace Hardware Rowland Hawkins Margaret & Tony Heard Amber & Phil Hertik Nancy & Jay Hickey Susanne & George Hicks II Christopher T. Holmes IBM Ingram Entertainment Inc. INS Bank Lauren & Tee Isenhour Kerry & Rob Ivy Mary Lee & Granbery Jackson III Jackson National Life Insurance Company Johnson Electric Patricia & Tony Johnston JP Morgan Chase Foundation Elizabeth & Garey Keltner Don Kim Margaret & Ben Kimbrough Sr. Janet & David Kleinfelter Adrienne & Bob Knestrick Anne Knestrick Sarah & Walter Knestrick

Jen & Neil Knickerbocker Kroger Rewards Kronos Elizabeth & Howard Lamar George Largay Virginia & Fred W. Lazenby Walt & Carol Leaver Living Truth Christian Center Timothy Lloyd Michael P. Long Lucas Orthodontics Madison Swimming Pools Brenda & Charles C. Martin Jr. Maryland Farms Owners Association Eva Mathis Sarah & Michael Maurice Michael McGranaghan Medtronics Abby & John Mitchell Greg Mitchell Brennon Mobley MTEMC Electric Mary Jo & Dick Murphy Nathan Murrell Nacarato Volvo Trucks Ruth & Bob Napier Nashville Landscape Systems Nashville Paw Magazine Network for Good Kim & Peter Oldham Rachel & Brandon Oliver Deddrick Perry Sue & Brian Peterson Susan & William E. Plantz George Porter Power Management Pro-Clean LLC Joyce & George Pust Kay & Robbie Quinn Freddy Quiteño Radius, LLC Kathy W. Raglin Vanessa Raihill RCO Holding Company, Inc. Regions Bank RG Masonry Laura Rhodes Mr. Scott W. Rice Richards & Richards RJ Young Company Rock Springs Family Chiropractic Garey Rozier Melissa & Philip Russ Peter Sales & Jeanne Hubert Holly & Jim Sanders Heather & Steve Saxton

Jodi & Matthew Schroer Sertoma Club of Nashville Service Management Systems Bryan E. Shepherd Michelle & David Shipman Robin & Frank Shope Margaret & J.C. Siegrist Jr. Julie & Ben Sistrunk Smyrna Lions Club Ms. Norah A. Buikstra & Mr. Clark Spoden Square 1 Construction, LLC St. George’s Episcopal Church Laura & Ronald Stanley SunTrust Bank Nashville Kimberly & Derrick Surratt Barbara Sutton Synovus Bank of Nashville Erin & Bill Taylor Brian Taylor Tennessee Title Services, LLC Tennova Healthcare Mandi & Josh Terry Keri & Bobby Thomas Jr. Jill Tramel Transplant Management Group Trevecca Nazerene University TriStar Summit Medical Center Truist Turnberry Associates TwelveStone Health Partners United Way United Way of Central Jersey Vanguard Charitable Ivette & Tony Wall Warner’s Athletic Construction Phil Watts Elizabeth Werther Barbara & Justin Wilson Tucker Woodring Mandy & Stephen Young

CHAIRMAN’S ROUNDTABLE $1,000 - $1,999 Edward A. Adams II Advance Financial Advanced Industrial Resources Aetna Foundation, Inc. Aladdin Industries Justin Albright Gracie Allen Wesley W Allen Altra Federal Credit Union Amano McGann, Inc. American Commercial Industrial Electric Ameritrade Amgen Foundation Staff Giving Programs Vernon Anderson Douglass Andrews Aqueduct Irrigation, Inc. Archangel Protective Services Sandra Arnold Aseracare Hospice Foundation Zachary Ashton Asssociated Children’s Dentistry PLLC AT&T Baker Donelson Bearman Caldwell & Berkowitz, PC Bank of America Charitable Foundation Bank of Nashville, a Division of Synovus Bank Mt Zion Baptist Church Christen & Cole Barfield Barge Waggoner Sumner & Cannon Inc. Sharman Barrett Allison & Frank Bass Barbara & Nader Baydoun Jaclyn Beaty Angie & Craig Becker Belmont University Peggy & Billy Benz Michael Bernui Bethany Harbin State Farm Insurance Better Block Company (Lee Smith) Duffy & Michael Betterton BHS Dance Boosters Joe Bisio Tina & Cris Blackman Julie & Rob Blagojevich Bluebird Cafe, Inc. George Boedecker Tammy & Dennis Boehms Jonathan Bolding Dwight Bond Rena & Barry Booker Jean & Denny Bottorff Kelly & Chad Bowser Brentwood Rotary Club Charitable Foundation

Diane Brewer Andra Brewer Daniel Brodbeck David Brooks Missy & Matthew Browning Bob & Stacy Brunner Frances & Allen Bryan LaShawnda Bryant Barbara & Edward Earl Burden Martie Burnett Burr & Forman LLP Peter Bush Cage Drywall Darrell Caldwell Darin Cameron John Campbell Carroll Glass & Maintenance, Inc. Carver Construction Co LLC Center for Student Missions Janie & John Chaffin Ravi & Sharon Chari Randy Chase Sue & Gil Chilton Kevin Chunn CJ Partners LLC Hunter Clark Clarksville Pool & Leisure Kevin Clingan Scott Clinton ClubCom, LLC Kurt Coalmer Claudia & Ron Coker Lisa & Jonathan Cole Marjorie Collins Kristin Coode Joe Cook III Cooper For Congress Committee Sherry & Ted Cornelius Julie Costanzo Joann & Dennis Covington Jim Crafton Chad Crow LeToia & Ronald Crozier Cumberland Bank & Trust Wendi Dalby Jody Damron James Daniel Hakan U. Darud Data Blue, LLC Mark Davenport David Patton Construction, LLC Linda Davis DBS & Associates Engineering, Inc. Trudy & Alex Dedman Mac & William DeLoache Jr. Edwin Demoss Olivia & William Dial Janice & Donald Dickerson Todd Dirksen Pamela Dishman Frank E. Dobson Alison Doherty Cynthia & Kerry Dove Leon Drennan

Kerri Dunaway Lillian & James Duncavage Leah Dupree Collete & Tim Easter Ed’s Supply Edward Jones Investments Electrolux Electronic Express Judith Ellis EMC Structural Engineers Linda & Martin Emrath Escape Day Spa Exit Realty East Nashville Exodus Chiropractic of Franklin DeWitt Ezell Jr. F&M Bank Scotty & Jason Falk Farris Family Trust Brian Ferguson Jen & Bob Fick Firstcare Enterprises LLC FirstLight Home Care Samantha Fisher Adrianna Flax Fleet Feet Sports Kathryn Floyd Paul Frankenberg Anne & Jay Frazer Mark Frisse Don Fuson G. S. Moore & Son. Katie & Ben Gambill Jr. Ray Gebhardt Henry Geny Mrs. Elizabeth & Gregg Gerken Victor Gian Sheila Gibson Michele Gibson Elaine Gibson Amanda Gill Rusty Goodsell Mr. Jeff Gould Amy Gower Therese & Tim Grable Joicelyn Gregory Group 1 Construction Roger Grove Frances & Don Gunn Daniel Gupton Gupton Motors, Inc. Carol & David Guth in honor of Carol Seals, Kathleen Fuchs, Ed Zavala & the YLA Board Karen & Rafael Gutierrez Beth Haley Beth Hannon-Penny & Christopher Penny JT Harding Lance Harrison Mr. Brian M. Harter Elizabeth & Phil Hartsig Bari & Joey Harwell Haskins Heating & Cooling Megan & Joey Hassell Kendall Hawk Mary Hawkins

Leslie Hay Alex Helton Henkel Corp Susan & Bill Henry Cynthia B Hickerson Hideout Pictures Michelle & Robert Higgins Jr. Hilldale United Methodist Marlene Hilligoss Bob Hines Carrie & Damon Hininger Sam Hodges John Hollingsworth Leslie & Steven Holman Vicki & Richard Holton Betty & Russell Hooper Hot Yoga of East Nashville Hecseliz & David Howell Bea & Bill B. Hubbard Donald Hudson Josh Hughes Humana Hume Fogg Swim Team Kelly & Brian Hunter Valerie Hunter-Kelly & Mark Kelly Mary Hurst Philip N. & Vera Hutcheson Island Hoppers Scuba Isobar J. Alexander’s Tracey & Chad Jackson Catrice James Mary & Michael Jarratt Marion & Decosta Jenkins Jinnifer & Ben Johnston Kenneth Jones Randall Jones JRH Attorney Mr. Seth Karp KDDC PTO Barbara & Hans Keener Michael Kelly Ralph Kinnaird Michelle Kitchings Darlene & Thomas Klaritch Barry L. Kolar Kona Ice of Spring Hill/ Columbia LLC Patricia Kresch Andrew H. Krichels Linda & Dr. Sabi Kumar Wayne Lampley Lynn Lawyer LBMC, PC & Affiliates Bill Leader Legends Bank Thomas C. Lennon Katherine Letterman Kayla Levan Ashley & Joseph Levi Saskia & David Lewis Lockeland Table Bruce Long Christopher Long Pat & David Malone Jr.

Vincent Malone Mr. Sam Mansour Mark S. Mappes Lucas Marshall Johari & Lonnell Matthews Michael McBride Jewell & Michelangelo McCallister McDougall Co. Patricia & James McKay Caroline & Robert E McNeilly III Meharry Medical College Mere Bulles Metropolitan Bank Michael Ballard Insurance Agency Mrs. Camille C. Mickle Middle Tennessee State University Sina & John Ed Miller Jr. Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital Steve Morrissey Murfreesboro Bushido School Karate Pal Narayanan Nashville Machine Company National Certified Alarms, Inc. Shelly Nesbitt Sedrik Newbern NHC at the Trace NHC Healthcare Al W. Nisley Nixon Power Services Brenda & Mike Norton Ashley & Mikey Oaks James O’Dowd Erin O’Neal Richard C. Orgain Jerry Painter Patricia Painter Paradigm Group Thomas J. Parker Eric Parks Paul Parsons, M.D. Heather Patton Wesley E. Payne Payne Chevrolet Jovan Payton PCA Foundation Mark Pendegrass Elizabeth Pendergrass Larry Pernosky Heather M. Perry Pershing Advisor Solutions Pinnacle Mr. Robert Pinson Planters Bank Donna & Jay Platt Premier Medical Group, PC Profiles Laser & Medical Aesthetics ProImage, LLC Purity Foundation Bill Pursell Derek Quarles

R & Co Innovative Flooring Creation R & L Merchandising Radiation Billing Solutions, Inc. Melanie Re Mary & Kent Rea Mary & David Read Reliant Bank Anita Rich Virginia & Doyle Rippee William Robertson, D.D.S. Cathy Robinson Jose Rodriguez Donna Rosenstiel Jane & Thomas Rossi Richard Rowlett Dale Royse Keith Russell Floyd Rutan Jamey Rutschilling S & E, Inc. Mary Sales Danilo Santini & Roberta Robins Julie Schoerke Louis Schumacher Jeffrey Seger Servpro of Cheatham, Robertson & Dickson Counties Ray Sharer Sandra & Harold Siebert Ellis C. Simmons Tammy & Henry Smith Jennifer & Blaine Smith Guice Smith III Joleyn & Steven Smithing Snack Smart Healthy Vending Snapshot Interactive Saul Solomon Amanda & Ryan Spiehler Spot’s Pet Supply Ken & Lisa Spradley Springfield Rotary Club Stafco Stafford Companies Shawn & Alexander Stanton Stars Auto Finance Carolyn Steinhouse Sam L. Stephens Bridget & Phillip Street Jason Surratt Swamp’s Diesel Performance Lori & Kenny Swann T. W. Hunter Middle School Ben & Jenadi Talbot Tennessee Beer Festival Tennessee Orthopaedic Alliance, PA Tennessee State University John Terzo The Big Payback The Goddard School The Mall at Green Hills The Precious Gift of Hope Foundation The Viability Company Kenneth Thomas Alan Thompson

Beth & Dana Thompson Titus Young Real Estate Llc Tokyo Steakhouse Jason Tolleson Grace A. Tomkins Total Comfort Systems, Inc. Triangle2 Solutions LLC Jeff Turner Turner & Adams, LLP William Underhill Vanderbilt University Community, Neighborhood & Government Joan & Michael Vaughn Michael Veinbergs Betsy & David Waldron Rebecca C. Walker Robert O. Walker Jeff Walker Mimi Wallace Walmart Supercenter Store Melissa Walton Jim C. Ward Steve W. Ward Bill & Janet Warfield Lou Warner Waterstone Morgage Linda & Robert Watson Weaver Foundation James Webb Ashley Weber Lisa Weber Dean Weiland Faye & Tim Weill Robert Wellerding Colton Wherry Ryan P. White J. David Wicker Irene & W. Ridley Wills II Miranda & Marc Wilson WilsonArt Corp Barbara & Alan Winfield Judi Winfield-Ferri & Ed Ferri Jayne & Charles Wochomurka Wolfe and Travis Electric Wonderful Giving Leah & Bill Wood Kathy & Winn Woodard Heather Wright Wyatt Johnson Nashville - Ford Tim Wyckoff Rico X Mary Alice Yates Holland H. Youngblood YourCause, LLC Trustee for Pfizer Foundation Stephen Youree Janet & Alan Yuspeh