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$10,000
Operating support for the Middle Tennessee Donors Forum for 2020. Paid 1/10/2020
$15,000
General support for 2020. Paid 1/9/2020
$25,000
Support for Giving Matters in 2020. Paid 1/10/20
$5,000
Support for Nashville’s Agenda. Paid 1/10/2020
General support for 2020. Paid 1/10/2020
$2,500
Support for Camp Widjiwagan scholarships in the summer of 2020. Paid 1/16/2020
$165,000
General support of $125,000, along with MatchGrant funding of $25,000, and $15,000 for administrative support for the Awards of Achievement. Paid 1/23/2020
$125,000
Support for GeekCause and general operational funding for 2020. Paid 1/23/2020
$500,000
Toward Phase One of a $6.5 million capital campaign. Paid: 1/10/2020
General support for 2020. Paid: 1/10/2020
$35,000
General support for 2020. Paid: 1/23/2020
$10,290
Support for the SECF Regional Conference in Nashville in 2020. Paid: 1/10/2020
$2,000
$1,600,000
Operating support for 2020. Paid: 2/3/2020
$50,000
General support for 2020-2021. Paid: 2/10/2020
General support for the 2019 campaign. Paid: 2/7/2020
$20,000
Support for training nonprofit agencies and promoting the Big Payback fundraising effort. Paid: 2/17/2020
Capital support towards ADA compliance at the Cottage Cove Tusculum facility. Paid: 2/27/2020
Support for tornado relief efforts. Paid: 3/9/2020
Support to address emergency needs resulting from tornadoes and the COVID-19 virus. Paid: 3/9/2020
Support for tornado relief efforts. Paid: 3/11/2020
Support for the McGruder Center tornado response. Paid: 3/17/2020
$100,000
Support for tornado and COVID-19 response. Paid: 3/17/2020
Support for deep cleaning of shelters to guard against COVID-19. Paid: 3/17/2020
$1,000,000
Support for the COVID-19 Response Fund. Paid: 3/19/2020
$150,000
Support for Teach for America’s teach education program for the fiscal year beginning June 1, 2020. Paid: 3/27/2020
Additional support for the Big Payback day of online fundraising scheduled for May 6, 2020. Paid: 4/6/2020
Support in connection with the COVID-19 disaster. Paid: 4/7/2020
To work with Affordable Housing Resources to help North Nashville homeowners head off foreclosure of homes that were damaged or destroyed by the March 3, 2020, tornado. Paid: 4/8/2020
To establish Remote Working Mini Grants Fund. 4/10/2020
Deep cleaning of both shelters for one month to guard against COVID outbreak. 4/10/2020
Support for COVID-19 Relief Kits to be distributed to the general public. 4/22/2020
Additional support for the Remote Working Mini Grants Fund. 4/22/2020
$40,000
To provide hotel vouchers and case management services to homeless community members that are especially vulnerable to COVID-19. 4/23/2020
Support for efforts to provide medical supplies to local hospitals, clinics, senior living facilities and the Nashville Office of Emergency Management. 4/23/2020
Support for diaper purchases to meet increased demand in the face of COVID-19. 4/28/2020
$8,000
To move TALS’s phone system to the cloud. The move would add apps to staff cell phones and computers so that helpline calls could be made from any device. 4/29/2020
$750,000
Support for a $15 million capital campaign to restore and preserve Warner Parks. 5/1/2020
To launch a new business doing deep cleaning and disinfecting for customers dealing with the COVID-19 virus. 5/5/2020
To address client needs ranging from food to technology pointed out by the COVID-19 pandemic. 5/7/2020
To integrate the client database with a new cloud-based system, vastly accelerating the agency’s outreach and client service capabilities during the pandemic. 5/12/2020
To provide self-care and wellness services free of charge to frontline workers. 5/18/2020
Final grant for the Remote Working Mini Grants Fund managed by CNM and Hands On Nashville. 5/26/2020
To expand support for small businesses led by minorities, women and veterans at a time when COVID-19 is disproportionately hurting those businesses. 5/29/2020
To help provide medical care to homeless encampments. 6/1/2020
To distribute 1,500 COVID-19 relief kits to low-income seniors and disabled residents of MDHA properties. 6/1/2020
To help operate emergency childcare for children of first responders in the wake of COVID-19. 6/1/2020
To support a partnership with Vanderbilt Law School that would engage at least eight students during the 2020-21 school year and extend legal services to at least 30 more clients.
To support COVID-response expenses, including the purchase of health/safety items to meet the increased demand, as well as any COVID-response storage and oversight expenses brought on by increased capacity. 6/10/2020
Translation services for nonprofits distributing health information related to COVID-19. 6/17/2020
To support the organization’s rising caseload involving healthcare and nutrition benefits lost due to COVID-19 shutdowns. 6/24/2020
Support for the economic and community development initiative, Partnership 2020. Paid: 7/1/2020
General support through the Ansley Fund for 2020. Paid: 7/2/2020
Emergency housing for 15-20 homeless people who are medically vulnerable and at-risk to obtain and spread COVID-19. Paid: 7/22/2020
Support for the Innovation Catalyst in 2020. Paid: 7/27/2020
Operating support for 2020. Paid: 8/2/2020
Support for COVID response related needs for Carter Lawrence students. Paid: 8/7/2020
Support to buy “Occumetrics,” a workplace wellness program that offers strategies to address employee mental health needs. Paid: 8/7/2020
To purchase the costume collection of Performance Studios, which is going out of business. Paid: 9/2/2020
General support through the Ansley Fund for the SCALES program educating children about the Tennessee justice system. Paid: 10/6/2020
$200,000
Support for capital improvements at the Youth Opportunity Center. Paid: 10/26/2020
$225,000
Support to build out a medical clinic at 26th and Clarksville. Paid: 10/31/2020
$128,000
To gauge the technology needs of Nashville children, immigrants, the elderly and others subject to racial, ethnic and digital inequities. The survey would be a joint project involving Metro Government and Peabody College at Vanderbilt. Paid: 11/2/2020
$2,259,900
Operating support for 2020. Paid: 11/10/2020
$2,699,790
Support for the “Grow Wild” capital campaign. Paid: 11/12/2020
$2,500,000
Toward a $16 million campaign to double the size of the women and children’s shelter from 45,000 to 92,000 square feet. Paid: 11/24/2020
General operating support. Paid: 11/25/2020
$250,000
To renovate the space that the agency plans to lease and later purchase. Paid: 11/30/2020
To renovate new space to house the agency, whose previous offices were damaged by tornadoes earlier this year. Paid: 12/1/2020
Support toward a mobile laundry program and trailer. Paid: 12/14/2020