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Grant Recipients in 2010 |
January 1 through July 31. Latest grants are listed first.
Currey Ingram Academy, $500,000
Toward a campaign to expand facilities at this independent school. Last of two equal payments toward a grant totaling $1 million. Paid July 15, 2010.
Nashville Chamber Public Benefit Foundation, $25,000
Support for the Partnership 2010 economic development program. Final payment on a five-year $125,000 grant. Paid July 15, 2010.
Community Resource Center, $100,000
To rebuild warehouse and office space destroyed in the flood of 2010. Paid June 28, 2010.
Hands on Nashville, $75,000
To hire staff to coordinate and supervise volunteer efforts to rebuild homes damaged by Nashville's historic flooding. Paid June 14, 2010.
YMCA of Middle Tennessee, $50,000
To expand the Joe C. Davis Outdoor Center by adding overnight facilities for resident camping and year-round programming. Final payment on a $250,000 grant. Paid June 14, 2010.
Catholic Charities of Tennessee, $125,000
Support for case management services for those affected by the Nashville flood of 2010. Paid May 20, 2010.
Martha O'Bryan Center, $85,000
Support for case management services for those affected by the Nashville flood of 2010. Paid May 20, 2010.
Salvation Army, $125,000
Support for case management services for those affected by the Nashville flood of 2010. Paid May 20, 2010.
St. Luke's Community House, $125,000
Support for case management services for those affected by the Nashville flood of 2010. Paid May 20, 2010.
Friends of Radnor Lake, $2,500
Support for the annual Junior Ranger program including work to rebuild flood-damaged areas in the park. Paid May 13, 2010.
Friends of Warner Parks, $2,500
Support through the Ansley Fund for the annual SWEAT program including work to rebuild flood-damaged areas in the parks. Paid May 13, 2010.
American Red Cross of Nashville, $50,000
To help defray costs of initial response to help victims of the 2010 flood. Paid May 6, 2010.
Salvation Army, $50,000
To help defray costs of initial response to help victims of the 2010 flood. Paid May 6, 2010.
Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, $50,000
To help defray costs of initial response to help victims of the 2010 flood. Paid May 6, 2010.
Bethlehem Centers, $25,000
To help defray costs of initial response to help victims of the 2010 flood. Paid May 6, 2010.
Nashville Rescue Mission, $100,000
Toward a $5 million capital campaign to expand facilities serving homeless women and children. Paid April 27, 2010.
YMCA of Middle Tennessee, $10,000
Support through the Ansley Fund for the summer program at Camp Widjiwagan. Paid April 15, 2010.
Centerstone, Inc., $50,000
Final payment on a $150,000 grant toward building a new Dede Wallace campus. Paid 3/11/2010.
Tennessee State Museum Foundation, $2,500
General support for 2010. Paid 2/25/2010.
Frist Center for the Visual Arts, Inc., $1,250,000
First of four equal payments in 2010 to subsidize operations. Paid 2/16/2010.
Nashville Public Television Council, $50,000
Final payment toward a three-year grant totaling $150,000 to help strengthen programming and technology. Paid 2/15/2010.
Center for Nonprofit Management, $150,000
General support for CNM operations, as well as support for the agency's MatchGrant program and the Salute to Excellence annual celebration. Paid 1/28/2010.
Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, $10,000
Support for Nashville's Agenda, an ongoing program coordinate through Leadership Nashville to identify and pursue community priorities. Paid 1/28/2010.
Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, $10,000
Support for GivingMatters.com, a website offering comprehensive information on the nonprofit community in Middle Tennessee. Paid 1/28/2010.
Community Resource Center, $25,000
General support of Nashville's in-kind clearinghouse for 2010. Paid 1/28/2010.
Hands on Nashville, $25,000
General support of the citywide volunteer center for 2010. Paid 1/28/2010.
Leadership Nashville Foundation, $5,000
General support for 2010. Paid 1/28/2010.
Young Leaders Council, $10,000
Support for a program to train young professionals for service on nonprofit boards. Paid 1/28/2010.
Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, $5,000
Transitional expenses to allow Community Nashville to become a fund-raising organization while its major programs are shifted to the Oasis Center. Paid 1/15/2010.
United Way of Metropolitan Nashville, $50,000
Support for the 2009 United Way campaign, with $25,000 coming from the Ansley Fund and $25,000 from The Frist Foundation. Paid 1/15/2010.
Fifty Forward (formerly Senior Citizens, Inc.), $50,000
To renovate the Donelson Senior Center including its community theater facility. Last of three equal payments on a grant totaling $150,000. Paid 1/14/2010.
The Sexual Assault Center, $50,000
Support for a $5 million capital campaign to buy and renovate a new facility in MetroCenter. Last of three payments toward a grant totaling $150,000. Paid 1/14/2010.
Nashville Opera Association, $50,000
To help build out new space for administrative offices, rehearsal space and special events. Payment No. 4 of 5 toward a grant totaling $250,000. Paid 1/14/2010.
Nashville Children's Theatre, $50,000
To help build a new theater adjacent to the city's Howard Office Complex. Last of three payments toward a grant totaling $250,000. Paid 1/14/2010.
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