Table of Contents Letter from the Chairm a n ...... 1 2005 Pro fi l e ...... 2 PENCIL Pa r t n e r s ...... 3 Math Pa r t n e r s ...... 4 Reading Pa r t n e r s ...... 5 C H O I C E S ...... 6 C a t e r pillar Student Writers Showc a s e ...... 7 Jobs for Tennessee Graduates ...... 8 Saint Thomas Science Sch o l a r s ...... 9 Job Skills Training and Employment Pro g r a m ...... 1 0 PENCIL Special Eve n t s ...... 1 1 2004-2005 Board of D i re c t o r s ...... 1 2 Past Chairs ...... 1 2 Donors and Funding Age n c i e s ...... 1 3 PENCIL Pa r t n e r s h i p s ...... 1 4

Mission Linking community resources with Nashville public schools to help young people achieve academic success and prepare for life. Vision Community invo l vement and leadership in public education lead to academic success and life-sustaining careers for all Nashville citizens. Letter from the Chairman September 2005 2004-05 was a record-breaking year for PENCIL Foundation on many fronts, and I am honored to have been a part. We hit an all-time 23-year high with the largest group ever of PENCIL Partners (419, including 69 new partners) and math and reading volunteers (433). And while these numbers are impressive, the growth in relationships is even more remarkable. The depth and breadth of our partnerships grew exponentially, strengthening the “glue” that bonds the business community with the Metro school system. Our board team was outstanding, as were PENCIL’s very skilled and committed staff and volunteers, who work tirelessly on every front in education. Leaders in Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools, including Dr. Terri Breeden, Dr. LaVoneia Steele and director of schools Dr. Pedro García, serve on our board and assure that all of our efforts are in sync with the goals for the system. An important part of maintaining relationships is personal interaction and “show-and-tell” at special events. Highlights of PENCIL’s 2004-05 events include: • Board meetings held at three Metro schools (Meigs Magnet, McGavock High, Bordeaux Elementary Enhanced Option) showcased an impressive array of faculty and students and reinforced the value of all PENCIL is doing to make our schools stronger. • 175 community and business leaders went into Metro schools for “Principal for a Day” event. • ’s gymnasium was packed with students in grades 3-8 and their parents for Caterpillar Student Writers Showcase Awards Ceremony. • PENCIL’s JTG (Jobs for Tennessee Graduates) hosted a meeting for community leaders at Glencliff High School. The highlight of the morning was a superb Southern breakfast prepared by culinary students in their demo kitchen and served in their guest dining room. • With MNPS director of schools Pedro García’s spouse Priscilla and school board chair Pam Garrett at the helm and with the tremendous help of volunteer committees, the second annual A LITTLE NIGHT of MUSIC fundraiser doubled its proceeds over last year’s event. • The annual Spring Celebration Luncheon, traditionally held at a local hotel, became BRAVO ! B re a k fast, held in the gymnasium of Head Middle Magnet School. It was a celebration for all sch o o l s and PENCIL Pa rt n e rs, complete with aw a rds and a grand parade of s ch o o l s, perfo r med by students. Attendance was 560, and the positive response to the new fo r m at was ex t ra o rd i n a ry. As you read this rep o r t, you will see descriptions and accomplishments of P E N C I L’s diverse pro g r a m s , e a ch care f u l ly monitored and evaluated by a committee of the board of d i rec tors. But the wo rds that best ex p ress PENCIL’s tremendous value are those straight from the mouths of our partners and volunteers who are so vital to our mission.

Sincerely,

Sue G. Atkinson Chairman, 2004-2005 1 PENCIL Profile Financial stability and responsibility are high priorities at PENCIL. Despite cuts in funding intrinsic to a sluggish economy, PENCIL continues to do more with less. The Foundation stretches an annual operating budget of $2.4 million to serve eight programs, 130 schools and more than 7,100 students.

July 1, 2003 - June 30, 2004 TOTAL REVENUE $2,275,993 EXPENSES Personnel 1,098,800 Benefits 98,721 Payroll Taxes 79,547 Sub-Total $1,277,068

Postage 7,559 Professional Services 80,069 Professional Development 1,973 Communications 25,174 Printing 52,747 Program Awards 6,640 Supplies 10,930 Equipment Maintenance 11,823 Travel 14,857 Facility Lease 76,116 Program Activities 37,858 Liability Insurance 11,433 In-kind Services 570,220 85% Technology 16,111 programs Total Expenses $2,200,578 Net Result $75,415

15% administration and development

2 PENCIL Partners PENCIL Pa r tners is a pro g ram linking Metro S chools and the Nashville community. Any are a This year, PENCIL Partners: business, civic organization or faith community • Recruited 69 new PENCIL Partners can “ a d o p t ” one or more Nashville public schools. for Metro schools • Increased school usage of PENCIL’s Kristen Smithson and I have been tutoring Kenneth for two ye a rs online tracking system to 96 as part of our company ’s PENCIL Pa rtner commitment. It’s an schools, reporting 50,973 volunteer i n c re d i ble joy to see his pro g re s s — not only in his reading skills, hours, valued at $876,238* but also in his pers o n a l i t y. For any wo rking person, volunteering • Established 55 partnerships in during the wo rk d ay can be a ch a l l e n ge, but I always feel re f reshed and 27 Sumner County schools excited when I leave Kirk p at r i ck Elementary Enhanced Option Sch o o l . — Ann Ewing, Vice President, Dye Van Mol & Lawrence *Based on the assigned hourly wage equivalent for volunteers as published in the Economic Report of the President of the United States As a company and as individuals, we were rewarded by our PENCIL partnership with John Early Paideia Middle School all year. Whether it’s putting up a fresh coat of paint, participating in a job fair, funding yearbooks for students who cannot afford them or singing at a Martin Luther King Day celebration, there is something in it for everyone. I feel sure we learn from them as much as they do from us. — Diane Christie, Senior Director of Government Affairs, Comcast

3 Math Partners Making sense of math can be tough, but it’s essential for every student’s success — at school, at work and in life. This year, Math Partners: Volunteer tutors meet once a week with small groups of • Contributed to an increase of 5th- and 6th-grade students who need help to gain profi- 15% in math proficiency among ciency in math skills and to build confidence. students with two years of TCAP data. • Served 166 students with 103 volunteers in four after-school programs and 20 schools, 16 of which are target schools as defined by the No Child Left Behind Act • Served three new schools: J.T. Moore, H.G. Hill, Henry Oliver. • Provided tutoring to students in the Bethlehem Family Resource Center community • Updated lessons and materials in accordance with Te n n e s s e e Wo rking with PENCIL Fo u n d ation was an experience I will alway s D e p a r tment of E d u c a t i o n’s remember and appre c i at e. Since I began Fisk Univ e rsity in 2003, I had new math standard s been looking for something meaningful to do with my spare time. In Ja n u a ry 2005, I was fo rt u n ate to meet people at PENCIL. I became a volunteer for Math Partners, and I enjoyed every minute. First and foremost, the four kids I tutored two days a week were wonderful. Their enthusiastic smiles seemed to light the entire room. The satisfaction that I felt from watching the kids improve their math skills was indescribable. — Kiko Bethel, Math Partners volunteer

4 Reading Partners Research shows that children who read well in the early grades are far more This year, Reading Partners: successful in later years. Reading opens • Served 2,621 students in 45 schools the door to learning about math, history, • Coordinated 359 volunteer commitments and science, literature, geography and much four federal work-study placements in schools more. On the other hand, students who • Provided 413 students with individual assistance cannot read well are much more likely • Served 2,208 students through the to drop out of school and be limited to classroom reading component low-paying jobs throughout their lives. • Increased number of students served Reading is undeniably critical to success. by One-on-One Readers by 26% over last year Reading Partners sends volunteers into • Increased number of students served by kindergarten through 4th-grade classrooms Classroom Readers by 14% over last year to tutor students not yet reading on grade • Contributed more than 7,000 volunteer service level and to read to entire classes. hours to MNPS

When Tyler and I began, he read stories as a monotonous and homogenous text. He had to concentrate so much on vocabulary and pronunciation that he lost most of what the story was about. After practice, the difficult vocabulary became second nature and he began to understand stories and the jokes in them. He went from exhausted after a session to excited and disappointed to see me go. After a few months, he was asking to reread books, saying, “That one was soooo funny” and “Remember the part where...” The highlight of my year was the day he grabbed my hand and pulled me down the hallway to show me his name on a poster in a glass case — he had made the honor roll for the first time. I was so proud of him, but more importantly, he was proud of himself. — Rebecca Lawniczak, Vanderbilt Medical Student

I think what helps these kids excel is the one-on-one attention. They look forward to it all week, and they’re sure to say they missed you when you were gone. Whenever I try to bring people “into the fold” to volunteer, I say, “The reward you get you’ll remember forever.” And people always remember the grown-ups that paid special attention to them as children. — C.J. Stimson, Vanderbilt Medical Student

5 CHOICES There’s nothing like a successful grown-up to convince 8th-graders that today’s decisions will affect them for the This year, CHOICES: rest of their lives. Trained CHOICES volunteers from • Served 1,060 eighth-graders in the business community lead two fast-paced 50-minute 44 classrooms in 12 MNPS classroom sessions to emphasize the importance of making middle schools thoughtful academic decisions that will optimize their • Trained and placed volunteers career and life opportunities. from AIG American General, American Express, AmSouth With all the volunteer opportunities we encounter each day, it is Bank, Mathews Memorial United sometimes difficult to choose the right activity to use one’s time and Methodist Church, PENCIL, talents in an interesting way. I made the right decision when I became Vanderbilt Hospital and a CHOICES presenter as a PENCIL volunteer. Building on my Vanderbilt University training and presentation skills, CHOICES is an ideal way for me to make a difference. The schools I have visited and the warm welcomes I have received from guidance counselors, principals, teachers and students reinforce my decision to volunteer in this program. Since the program is a two-day seminar, I have the opportunity to build rapport with my new friends and learn their names. I even presented CHOICES in my alma mater, Joelton Middle School. As I visited the school to make presentations to five classes over the course of two weeks, I reconnected with memories and wished the program had been offered back then. I hope my participa- tion in CHOICES will encourage these middle-school students to make wise decisions for their benefit and that of our community. — Dan Smith, Community Volunteer

6 Caterpillar Student Writers Showcase Writing is a wonderful outlet for self-expression. It’s also a requirement for much of the American workforce. This year, Caterpillar Caterpillar Student Writers Showcase rewards diligence and Student Writers Showcase: excellence in writing skills in 12 categories, judged by local • Received 1,143 entries from 50 professional writers. schools – an increase of 247 entries over last year • Presented $7,000 in cash awards, gifts, and certificates to 222 students for winning entries • Hosted a panel of local writers from The City Paper and CMT.com who spoke to students at the awards ceremony

“The Wonders of Math” Our society and educational system is often quite successful at steering people away from the formidable field of mathematics and other fields that involve mathematics. This is largely the fault of the way it is presented. Children usually first encounter math in elementary school. They are allotted textbooks, assigned homework, and taught how to mechanically manipulate these figures called “numbers” in order to arrive at an “answer.” Does anyone see the problem here?! Rarely does the teacher emphasize that mathematics is the science of logical reasoning and spatial relations, a study of what is absolute and true as far as our physical universe is concerned. Sure, descriptions like these are often too lofty for young minds to grasp, but must math be reduced to ink and paper and boring procedures? Most of the time children have no idea why they even bother to learn this inscrutable codswallop; it becomes an unattractive wash of numbers, letters, and other symbols. One may behold the beauty of math only when he or she manages to toss the figures aside long enough to get a good look at its true nature. In the words of Bertrand Russell, “Math, rightly viewed, possesses not only truth, but supreme beauty - a beauty cold and austere, like that of a sculpture.” — Emily Hindalong, 10th Grader, Martin Luther King, Jr. Magnet School

7 Jobs for Tennessee Graduates The latest data available from the National Center of Education Statistics shows that 10 percent of 16- through This year, JTG: 24-year-olds were not enrolled in school and lacked a • Reinstated the Connect To Success high school diploma. Even though it’s common knowledge d ropout prevention component that dropouts from high school are more likely to be for 80 students in grades 9-11 unemployed and earn less when they are employed than • Added AXA Advisors as a donor those who complete high school, the fact is hundreds of and scholarship provider students still struggle to stay in school and get the skills • Co-sponsored Career-College they need to obtain and keep a job. A state affiliate of the Day with UPS and Nashville national Jobs for America’s Graduates, Jobs for Tennessee Tech Community College for Graduates (JTG) provides job-readiness instruction, Nashville area juniors and seniors opportunities for leadership development, interventions to • Achieved 96% graduation rate aid in school completion, and post-graduation assistance. for class of 2005, 80% positive outcome rate for class of 2004 and post-secondary education rate of 40% for class of 2004 • Awarded scholarships totaling $71,000 to students in the class of 2005 • Continued a successful partner- ship with and the Department of Education - “Cooking Up Success”

Our job as employers in Tennessee is to show these kids the very real and attainable benefits of staying in school through graduation. It’s important for people outside teenagers’ immediate sphere of influence to inspire them to be serious about planning for a career. So many things can stand in their way, and we have an obligation to show them what’s waiting on the other side and coach them on how to get there. — Derek Young, Director of Outreach Cracker Barrel Old Country Store, Inc.

8 Saint Thomas Science Scholars Many a child dreams of being a doctor when he or she grows up. For students who go on to show promise in This year, Saint Thomas science, a career in healthcare can be the opportunity of Science Scholars: a lifetime while providing an asset to the community. Saint • Selected 29 MNPS sophomores Thomas Hospital gives students a glimpse into careers in for program participation plus medicine. Students from Nashville public high schools five from private schools and one participate in a series of classes held at the hospital on home-schooled student six Saturday mornings during the school year. • Involved 42 hospital employees in designing and leading the learning sessions • Maintained a strong, positive collaboration and open communi- cation between the hospital and PENCIL throughout the year

It was a fabulous, unforgettable experience — so well organized, purposeful, and a lot of fun. Not only were we given the chance to explore a wide range of career opportunities in a real, down-to-earth way, we were presented with some of the most exciting scientific innovations of our time. We met real-life brain surgeons and got to touch equipment most kids wouldn’t even dream of. We delved into cancer research and cutting-edge technology, and we talked with doctors and nurses who could tell us about their work and what it would take to get there. I was most honored to be a part of the program. — Nadia Bukach, Saint Thomas Science Scholar,

9 Job Skills Training and Employment Program Where do young parents or single heads-of-household turn when they have left the education system and lack This year, JSTEP: skills to secure gainful employment? JSTEP staff works • Served 1,286 Nashville residents closely with state agencies, private foundations and • Helped 294 participants obtain employers to identify adults who are unemployed or full-time employment underemployed but are motivated to do better. JSTEP • Counseled 101 people who empowers participants with the training, support and job entered post-secondary training placement they need to achieve economic stability and and employer-specific training become positive educational role models for their children. • Provided job readiness training to 800 participants • Designed a business model to measure efficiency, effectiveness and customer satisfaction • Received increased United Way funding for fiscal year 2005-06 • Anticipated contract changes and developed new staffing models

I was humbled by the hundreds of men and women enrolled in the program and the severe obstacles they faced to become self-sufficient. Despite their circumstances, many were eager to work hard for future success. The relationships that grew between JSTEP staff members and participants were of dignity and mutual respect — just people helping other people. As a result, many former participants continue to stay in touch with program staff to report their progress. Their insight, experi- ences and successes gave me a deeper sensitivity to other people’s needs. — Jean McLaurine, Former Director, JSTEP Program

PENCIL has a long history of being a funded partner with United Way, and the JSTEP program consistently meets or exceeds its outcome projections. United Way’s Supporting Work & Independence Council is pleased to be partnering with your group to help vulnerable people in our community enter or re-enter the workforce. — Dani Lieberman, Council Manager, United Way of Metropolitan Nashville

10 From Sunup to Sundown, PENCIL Special Events Shine This ye a r ’s two major special events hosted by PENCIL Foundation board of d i rectors we re BRAVO ! B re a k fast, applauding PENCIL Pa r tners and volunteers, and the second annual A LITTLE NIGHT of MUSIC, an acoustic concert at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, benefiting PENCIL. Both events we re a huge success, shining the spotlight on supporters of P E N C I L’s mission. B R AVO! Bre a k fast rep resented a new fo r mat fo r the fo r mer annual Spring Celebration. The bre a k fa s t was held at Head Middle Magnet School, wh e re News Channel 5 anchor Vi cki Yates was emcee. Nearly 600 guests attended, including local business and orga n i z a- tion rep re s e n t a t ives and community-school volunteers as well as Metropolitan Nashville Public Sch o o l s administrators and educators. The event honored more than 400 PENCIL Pa r tners, including 80 part n e r s h i p s that have existed for 10 years or more and 69 fi r s t - ye a r p a r t n e r s h i p s . Nashville Mayor Bill Purcell presented the fifth annual Mayor’s Award for Outstanding School Partner to the law firm of Bass, Berry & Sims for its partnership with Antioch Middle School. He also presented Comcast with the first-ever Mayor’s Award for Outstanding System-wide Partner. Metro Nashville Public Schools director Dr. Pedro García presented the E. Bronson Ingram Award to Sarah L. Knestrick, former Metro educator and past vice president of education for the Nashville Area Chamber of Commerce. A LITTLE NIGHT of M U S I C, p resented by Cre a t ive Artists Age n c y, raised more than $45,000 for PENCIL Foundation. The stunning evening event was sponsored by Dell, C o r poration, HCA, Vanderbilt Medical Center, Shirley Zeitlin by Gail Greil and THE T E N N E S S E A N. G e o rge Canyon and Michael W. Smith perfo r m e d . Honorary chairmen were Mayor Bill Purcell and Orrin Ingram, local businessman and advocate of public education. Chairmen were Priscilla Partridge de García, wife of Metro Schools director Pedro García, and Pam Garrett, chairman of the Board of Public Education.

11 2004-2005 Board of Directors OFFICERS Robert C. Fisher Robert Obrohta Belmont University Nashville Area Chamber Sue Atkinson of Commerce Chairman Frank Freels Atkinson Public Relations Sumner County PENCIL Bill Purcell, Mayor Metropolitan Government Byron R. Trauger Joan M. Gallagher Vice Chairman Caremark Rx, Inc. Jeannette D. Renwick Trauger, Ney & Tuke Pedro E. García First Tennessee Bank Enrico J. Pennisi, Jr. Metropolitan Nashville Eric Rogers Treasurer Public Schools Dollar General Corporation Marsh Jeff Gregg Greg Rossiter Creative Artists Agency Gaylord Entertainment Company DeVan Ard, Jr. James S. Gulmi Jeff Sanborn Reliant Bank SunTrust Bank Camilla P. Benbow Chris R. Johnson Sue Spickard Peabody College of Dell Community Volunteer Vanderbilt University Sarah L. Knestrick LaVoneia Steele Terri Breeden Community Volunteer Metropolitan Nashville Metropolitan Nashville Karl Lang Public Schools Public Schools Hillwood Comprehensive Kelli A. Stokes Karen Christian High School Caterpillar Financial Services Bank of America Patrick Drew Maddux Michael Tribue John L. Clark, Jr. Eclipsys Corporation McGavock High School Nashville Gas Steve Masie John Van Mol Thomas Conner Rogers Group, Inc. Dye, Van Mol & Lawrence Monster Labs, Inc. Edmund D. McClure Betsy Walkup Jana Joustra Davis AIG American General Community Leader HCA Nancy Flatt Meador Jason K. West Teresa Dennis Metropolitan Nashville PrimeTrust Bank Percy Priest Elementary School Public Schools Lynn Williams Marty G. Dickens Kathy Nevill Metro Council BellSouth MNPS Board of Education Education Committee Vernon H. Dixon, Jr. Hobson United Methodist Church Past Chairs 1982-1984 1992-1993 1999-2000 Donald MacNaughton Shirley Zeitlin William R. DeBerry 1984-1986 1993-1995 2000-2001 E. Bronson Ingram William S. Wire, II Donald R. Williamson 1986-1987 1995-1996 2001-2002 Edward G. Nelson Frank M. Warren Clyde F. Ingalls 1987-1989 1996-1997 2002-2003 Charles W. Cook, Jr. Dale W. Polley Susan Spickard 1989-1991 1997-1998 2003-2004 Raymond Zimmerman DeWitt Ezell, Jr. DeVan Ard, Jr. 1991-1992 1998-1999 Carroll D. Shanks Victor L. Campbell 12 Donors and Funding Agencies Acorn Artist Management LLC Marty G. Dickens Ashley Henry Odom’s Tennessee Pride AIG American General Gail & Sonnye Dixon Douglas Henry Sausage, Inc. Kyle M. Allen Dollar General Corporation Heritage Financial Group Gregory Patterson Lenna Allen Lori H. Donahue Vurlonda L. Hewitt-Bailey Enrico J. Pennisi, Jr. Allstate Foundation Gloria Dumas Denise F. Hickerson Holly Smith Perry Allstate Insurance Company DuPont Hoeganaes Corporation The Pfeffer Foundation AmSouth Bank Dye, Van Mol & Lawrence Kevin J. Hooper Justin Pollack Anonymous (4) Lake Eakin Joyce Howard Alan Powell Michelle & Richard Anthony Educators Credit Union Susan S. Hudgens PrimeTrust Bank DeVan Ard, Jr. Lloyd Elam Mr. & Mrs. James V. Hunt, Sr. Publix Super Markets Charities Adam & Kara Arnold Elan-Polo, Inc. Susan Hutchins The Honorable Bill Purcell Aspect Community Commitment Annette S. Eskind Martha and Bronson Ingram Claire F. Purcell Fund and Community Donna & Jeffrey Eskind Foundation* Purity Dairies, Inc. Foundation Silicon Valley Laurie & Steve Eskind Ingram Industries Inc. Eric Raefsky & Victoria Heil Atkinson Public Relations Rod Essig Irving Materials, Inc. Regions Bank Sue Atkinson Ann Ewing J. Alexander’s Anna Reynolds AXA Foundation Lee Fairbend John R. Jeske Jim & Kim Rice Bank of America Fifth Third Bank Chris Johnson James Rippey, Jr. The Bank of Nashville First Tennessee Bank Ann & Cham Johnston Robert Orr—SYSCO Beaman Automotive Group Robert Fisher Beverley A. Jones Eric Rogers James Beard Fleetguard Kelvin Jones III Rogers Group, Inc. BellSouth The M. Stratton Foster Kimberly Kane Laura W. Ross Belmont University Charitable Foundation Richard Kelley, Jr. RPM Management, LLC Richard C. & Linda H. Bernhardt Samuel M. Fleming Foundation Angie & Jeff Kinman Leon Ruben Roxianne Bethune Forward Sumner Sarah L. Knestrick Saint Thomas Hospital Blevins, Inc. Economic Council KraftCPAs Sam’s Club Foundation St. Clair & George Blue Chet & Jayme Foster Keller Williams Realty Star & Jeff Sanborn BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee The Frist Foundation Suzanne Lafond Martine Sanders Bluegrass Beverages Mike Fussel Kenneth Larkin, Jr. Nancy Marie Schwartz The Blum Family Foundation William Gamble Vic Lineweaver Vicki Shaw Charles & Renee Bradford Heather A. Gammon Mr. & Mrs. Lawrence Lipman W. Lucas Simons Mr. & Mrs. James C. Bradford, Jr. Pedro & Priscilla García Loeb & Loeb LLP Laura Sims Bradford Foundation Pam Garrett Drew Maddux Skanska USA Building Inc. Mrs. Lawrence Bradley Gaylord Entertainment Company Brent Malak Southwestern/ William J. Bryan, Jr. Genesco Marsh Great American, Inc. Joy & Richard Buck Gary Gentry Ellen Martin Mr. & Mrs. Harvey Sperling in honor of Thomas Connor LaWanda Burrell-Love Dennis W. Goodwin The Martin Foundation Sue Spickard Lisa & John Campbell Joel C. Gordon & Bernice W. Pamela Matthews Gordon Foundation Starbucks Foundation James S. Cage Edmund D. McClure Janet L. Goss LaVoneia Steele Caremark Rx Vanessa J. McPhee Caterpillar Financial Services Greater Nashville Association Sumner Regional Health Systems of REALTORS The McWhorter Foundation* D.F. Chase, Inc. SunTrust Bank Gail & Steven Greil Nancy Flatt Meador Choice Ministries, Inc. Earl Swensson Associates Mary Guidry Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth J. Melkus Diane Christie Andrew G. Ta James Gulmi The Memorial Foundation Constance & Thomas Cigarran Tennsco Robbie Hampton Robin Saxon Merritt John L. Clark, Jr. The Tennessean/ Hardaway Group The Merwin Foundation Gannett Foundation Melanie J. Collins Edward Hardin Metropolitan Nashville The Tennessee Credit Union Comcast Airport Authority Michael E. Hawkins Tennessee Department Comcast Foundation Nikki L. Meyer HCA of Education Hanna & Jim Compton Mid-South Wire Company The HCA Foundation Tennessee Department of Thomas Conner Monster Labs, Inc. Human Services Jewell & Bill Hearn Charles W. Cook, Jr. Dena L. Murphy Tennessee Department of Labor Hecht’s Paul E. Cotton Nashville Area Chamber of & Workforce Development Heery International Country Music Association Commerce Sandia & Mike Thompson Arnold Heiser Robert Covington Nashville Career Kathy Tompkins Mary Beth & Ted Helm Advancement Center Creative Artists Agency Byron Trauger Helen & Neil Hemphill Nashville Gas Erin L. Cunningham Tuck Hinton Architects Henderson Chamber Foundation National College of Business Jana Joustra Davis The Cal Turner Family Foundation Henderson Industrial & Technology Dell United Way of Development Board Neste Event Marketing Metropolitan Nashville Teresa Dennis Henderson Medical Center Kathy Nevill United Parcel Service 13 The UPS Foundation IN-KIND Gaylord Entertainment Company The Paper Place U.S. Bank Margo Fort Hall Parallel Entertainment Vanderbilt University DONATIONS Harley-Davidson of Cool Springs The Pineapple Room Restaurant Medical Center Adventure Science Center Hecht’s at Cheekwood John Van Mol David Anderson The Hermitage Rascal Flatts Visteon Nashville Glass Plant Laura Angell The Hermitage Hotel Real World Tours Vought Aircraft Industries Athena Health Club & Day Spa Horizon Wine & Spirits Julie Roberts Betsy Walkup Belle Meade Plantation House of Blues Hotel - Ron Shapiro Management Washington Foundation Blue Collar TV A Loews Hotel Shindigs & Celebrations Gloria D. Watford Blueraku Studios Jack Daniel Distillery Dan Smith Shelbie Webster Boreman Entertainment Alan Jackson Southwest Airlines Betty & Bernard Werthan The Honorable Phil Bredesen Jamie, Inc. Sumner County Schools Foundation Buford Lewis Company Joslin & Son Signs Standard Candy Company Jason West CAO International Keystone Business Solutions Starbucks Whirlpool Foundation Harry Chapman Walter Knestrick Starstruck Entertainment Connie & Ed Williams Cheekwood Legends Golf Course The Trace Restaurant Mr. & Mrs. Donald R. Williamson The Children’s Shop/ Loews Vanderbilt Plaza Hotel Tom Trebing and Mr. & Mrs. Ridley Wills, II Especially Baby Lu Lu Fine Assessories Trebing Design, Inc. The Oprah Winfrey Foundation Holly Henson Cotton McClain Organizational Services Keith Urban Beth Workman Country Music Association gail Mcdaniel Vaughn Landscape & Construction Company Shirley Zeitlin Country Music McDonald’s Management Shirley Zeitlin & Hall of Fame and Museum Company The Oprah Winfrey Show Company Realtors Country Music Television Reba McEntire Rebecca Youngblood Designs Xiaoya Zha Mark Dennis The Nashville Symphony Frank Zier Desserts by Lealand Riggan Nashville Trunk & Bag Raymond & Etta Zimmerman Dollar General Nashville Zoo Advisory Fund Scott Ellis Photography Old South Landscaping * The Advised Fund of The Community Betty Frakes Pace Concerts Nashville Foundation of Middle Tennessee Gaylord Entertainment Center The Palm Restaurant Nashville PENCIL Partnerships 100 Black Men of Middle Tennessee & Ross Elementary Bank of America, Ingram Branch & Granbery Elementary 100 Oaks Mall & Norman Binkley Elementary The Bank of Nashville & Napier Elementary Enhanced Option 15th Avenue Baptist Church & Buena Vista Elementary Enhanced Option Baptist Hospital & Martin Luther King, Jr. Magnet AAA Auto Club South & Fall-Hamilton Elementary Enhanced Option Barnes & Noble Booksellers & MNPS System-wide Partner Adventure Science Center & Rose Park Middle Magnet Barnes & Noble Booksellers, Opry Mills & Two Rivers Middle AIG American General & Stratford High Bass, Berry & Sims & Antioch Middle AIM/IRS & Hermitage Elementary Belle Meade Landscapes & Hillsboro High AIM/IRS & Napier Elementary Enhanced Option Belle Meade Plantation & Buena Vista Elementary Enhanced Option Alkebu-Lan Images & Cumberland Elementary Bellevue Center & Hillwood High Alley-Cassetty Coal Company & Glenn Elementary Enhanced Option BellSouth & Ross Elementary Allstate Insurance Company & Kirkpatrick Elementary Enhanced Option Belmont Church & Carter-Lawrence Elementary Magnet Alpha Kappa Alpha Soro r i t y, Inc. & Bordeaux Elementary Enhanced Option Belmont Heights Baptist Church AmSouth Bank & Gra-Mar Middle & Fall-Hamilton Elementary Enhanced Option AmSouth Bank, Hermitage & Tulip Grove Elementary Belmont University, College of Business Administration &n High Andrew Jackson Centennial Women’s Club & Amqui Elementary Belmont University, College of Visual and Performing Arts & Nashville School of the Arts Arby’s, Goodlettsville & Goodlettsville Elementary Blueraku Studios & Julia Green Elementary Ashland Distribution Company & McKissack Middle Magnet Blueraku Studios & Lockeland Elementary Design Center Assistance League of Nashville & Glencliff Elementary Blueraku Studios & Ross Elementary Associated General Dentist & Cumberland Elementary Book Attic & Tom Joy Elementary Associated Wholesale Grocers & Joelton Middle Bordeaux Hospital & Cumberland Elementary Associated Wholesale Grocers & Old Center Elementary Boult, Cummings, Conners & Berry, PLC & Eakin Elementary Association of Government Accountants & Alex Green Elementary Bradshaw Builders & Glenview Elementary & Paragon Mills Elementary Braid Electric Company & Fall-Hamilton Elementary Enhanced Option Atkinson Public Relations & MNPS System-wide Partner Brandywine Women’s Club & Andrew Jackson Elementary Aurora Bakery & Croft Middle Design Center The Buntin Group & Carter-Lawrence Elementary Magnet AXA Advisors & Jobs for Tennessee Graduates Program Captain D’s, Charlotte Pike & Gower Elementary Bank of America & Caldwell Elementary Caremark Rx Inc. & Head Middle Magnet Bank of America Carrabba’s Italian Grill, Green Hills & Julia Green Elementary Bank of America, Green Hills & Hillsboro High 14 Castle Dental, Crossgate Village & Lakeview Elementary Design Center Castle Dental, H.G. Hill & Haywood Elementary First Tennessee Bank, Vanderbilt & Eakin Elementary Castle Dental, Rivergate Center & Stratton Elementary First Tennessee Bank, Whites Creek & Alex Green Elementary Castle Dental, White Bridge Center & Martha Vaught Middle First Unitarian Universalist Church Caterpillar Financial Services & Wharton Arts Middle Magnet & Fall-Hamilton Elementary Enhanced Option CDM & Carter-Lawrence Elementary Magnet Fisk University & Pearl-Cohn High/Magnet Centennial Medical Center & W.A. Bass Middle Food Lion, Nolensville Road & Haywood Elementary Centex Homes & Brick Church Middle Free Will Baptist Bible College & Tom Joy Elementary Charles Davis Foundation & Caldwell Elementary The Frist Center for the Visual Arts & Hume-Fogg High Magnet Charles Davis Foundation & Cockrill Elementary The Frist Center for the Visual Arts & Nashville School of the Arts Charles Davis Foundation & Napier Elementary Enhanced Option The Frist Clinic & J. E. Moss Elementary Charles Davis Foundation & Shwab Elementary Gaylord Entertainment & Inglewood Elementary Charles Davis Foundation & Warner Elementary Enhanced Option Gaylord Entertainment & McGavock High Chick-fil-A, Bellevue Center & Gower Elementary Gaylord Entertainment & Two Rivers Middle Christ Presbyterian Academy & Carter-Lawrence Elementary Magnet Gaylord Entertainment Center & Hume-Fogg High Magnet Christ Presbyterian Church & Carter-Lawrence Elementary Magnet Gaylord Entertainment Center & Lockeland Elementary Design Center Christian Country Music Association & Nashville School of the Arts Genesco Inc. & Una Elementary Citizens Bank & Cumberland Elementary Go Design & Julia Green Elementary City Limits Café & Bellevue Middle Granny’s Flower Shop & J.T. Moore Middle Colliers Turley Martin Tucker & Lakeview Elementary Design Center GrassMasters Lawn & Landscape & Cole Elementary Colonial Pipeline Company & Mt. View Elementary G r ay Line/Country & We s t e rn Tours & Wa r ner Elementary Enhanced Option Comcast & John Early Paideia Middle Magnet Gray’s Disposal Company & The Encore Program at Robertson Academy Comfort Inn & Brick Church Middle Gray’s Disposal Company & Glendale Elementary Cornerstone Financial Credit Union & Harris-Hillman School Greater Nashville Association of REALTORS & H.G. Hill Middle Cracker Barrel, Hickory Hollow & Una Elementary Gresham Smith & Partners & Cora Howe Elementary Creative Artists Agency & Stratford High Hampton Inn and Suites, Green Hills & Hillsboro High Creative Artists Agency & Whitsitt Elementary Hardaway Group, Inc. & Jere Baxter Middle Crievewood Baptist Church & Crieve Hall Elementary Hardee’s & Haywood Elementary Cummins Business Services/Fleetguard, Inc. & Hickman Elementary HCA & Brookmeade Elementary Cushion Employer Services & Cohn Adult Learning Center Hecht’s & Goodlettsville Middle Cybera, Inc. & Cole Elementary Heery International & Granbery Elementary Davidson County Drug Court Program & Brick Church Middle The Hermitage, Home of Andrew Jackson & Andrew Jackson Elementary Davidson County Juvenile Court & Stratton Elementary Hilton Suites Nashville Downtown & Pearl-Cohn High/Magnet Davidson County Juvenile Court Clerk & John F. 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