Annual Report | Fiscal Year 2019-20

ANNUAL REPORT | FISCAL YEAR 2019-20

1 YWCA BOARD OF DIRECTORS Fiscal Year 2019-2020 Rita P. Mitchell, Chair Charles K. Grant Sunny Spyridon Amanda Weeks-Geveden, Chair-Elect Janie Greenwood Harris DarKenya W. Waller Sharon K. Roberson, President & CEO Sean Henry Jeffrey Webster Rick Holton Evette White Gail Alexander Rita Johnson-Mills Cynthia Whitefield-Story Caroline Bradshaw Candice Lee Kate Wood Rebekah Carroll Carla Lovell Monica Cintado-Scokin Wanda Lyle Incoming Board Members, 2020-21 Kendra Deas Jamie McPherson* Sallie Bailey Beth DeBauche* Osei Mevs Louise Brock Cindy Dempsey Anne Morgan Ashlee Davis Jamie Dunham Tracey H. Pearson Rodney Francis Katharin Dyer Rusty Powell Beverly Keel Rashed Fakhruddin Lisa Quigley Rick Martin Lisa Ferrelli Abby Rubenfeld D. Billye Sanders David Fischette Tara Scarlett Amy F. Smartt Beth Fortune Amber Sims Glenn Funk* Javier Solano *Denotes member who rolled off the board at the end of FY20

JUNIOR BOARD OF DIRECTORS COMMITTEE Fiscal Year 2019-2020 Emmanual LeGrair, President Lauren Lange* Incoming Junior Board Members, 2020-21 Angela Wynn, President-elect Racheal Lee Tasia Atanda Samantha Stewart , Vice President Marci Le vy Sade Davis Jacqui Logan, Secretar y India Mayer* Kameron Dawson Sher yl Reid Doiminique Kendra Delaney Josie Barnes Shanks* Roneisha Chelsea Givens Michelle Brown* Simpson Amber Maddie Hirschfield Kristin Clarkson* Alexander Solano Kathleen (Dixon) Jaquish Amanda Clelland LaNelle Stowe Ashudee Kirk Kathleen Dixon* Jena Thomas* Miranda McDonald Derika Featherston Blair Peters Molly Hale y* *Denotes member who Kasturi Sahasrabuddhe Carlos Holmes rolled off the committee at Chanta Wilder Spencer Lambert the end of FY20 Charity Williams

FULCRUM SOCIETY MEMBERS The Fulcrum Society is a group of women whose annual financial contributions total $5,000 or more. Nancy Abbott Beth Fortune Susan Simons Gail Alexander Pam Griffith Jeanette Smith Sue Atkinson Claire Gulmi Kathryn W. Smith Grace Awh Vicki Holton Sunny Spyridon Jan Babiak Donna HySmith* Kristin Taylor Sallie Bailey Wanda Lyle Britnie Turner Melinda Balser Rhonda Marko Debbie Turner Ann Bumstead Katherine McElroy Mimi Vaughn Kali Cain Jamie McPherson Leigh Walton Beth Chase Pat Meadows Nicky Weaver Cile Cowan Janet Miller Amanda Weeks-Geveden Cindy Dempsey Rita Mitchell Mary Wester Sherry Deutschmann Anne Morgan Cynthia Whitfield-Story Kathy Dyer Britton Nielsen Gail C. Williams Laurie Eskind Hannah Paramore Breen Jerry B. Williams Tiffany Eubanks-Saunders Celeste Reed Christie Wilson Sarah Ann Ezzell Sharon K. Roberson Sara Finley Jen Robinson *Deceased 2 A LETTER FROM SHARON K. ROBERSON President & CEO

Dear Friends,

At YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee, we take our responsibility seriously to the community. For 122 years, we have provided a safety net for women and children like no other. Throughout our history, we have advocated for our community’s vulnerable members, staying true to our mission of eliminating racism, empowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.

It’s an understatement to say that 2020 has tested all of us. We entered this fiscal year with excitement and energy, ready to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment and 55th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act. In January, we selected a meaningful theme for our longtime Academy for Women of Achievement program--She Persisted. Little did we know that this theme would apply to our work fighting the dual pandemics of COVID-19 and domestic violence.

Thanks to your support, YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee has persisted. We have fought during this pandemic to ensure that women and children are safe when they were not safer at home. Closing the doors of the Weaver Domestic Violence Center or suspending its operation was NEVER an option.

With your help, we have made sure that all of our programs have continued to operate in these more dangerous times. This has taken nothing less than the will of our entire community to make sure that we have the resources necessary to make these miracles happen.

At the onset of the pandemic, when we needed it the most, the community made sure we secured much-needed personal protective equipment for staff at the Weaver Domestic Violence Center. Our generous donors stepped up during the Virtual Spring Breakfast to donate brand new computers for our children’s program, as well as much-needed monetary donations that are traditionally raised during this annual event. Our amazing board members and community friends showered our staff and clients at the Weaver Center with warm meals to keep their spirits high during the most difficult first few months of the pandemic.

Since early March, I have been blessed to lead this organization from a small counseling office at our Weaver Center. I’ve witnessed the children in our care blossom, and their moms heal from emotional and physical wounds inflicted by their abusers.

Our staff at the Weaver Center and throughout our community programs have worked tirelessly throughout this time. I am so incredibly proud of their dedication and commitment to the work.

We thank you for making sure we can continue this essential work. Thank you for making sure that young girls can continue to feel strong, smart, and bold with Girls Inc. Thank you for making sure that young men understand what it means to be a healthy man and respect women and girls with our AMEND Together program. Thank you for making sure women in our community can get the support they need to jumpstart their careers with our Dress for Success program and women’s professional group. And thank you for making sure the gift of education is available for any willing student with our Family Learning Center. During these turbulent times, you are making sure YWCA continues to provide a safe space for community conversations to heal the division that threatens to derail our positive community momentum.

Last year, I invited you to be by our side as new challenges arise. You accepted. I extend that invitation again today and hope you will continue to be by our side in years to come. The women, children, and families we serve need your support, and we are truly grateful for it.

Sincerely,

Sharon K. Roberson President & CEO

3 YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee is grateful to our donors for supporting our mission during the COVID-19 pandemic. We are proud of our team members for continuing the work during these challenging times. YWCA was able to pivot and provide uninterrupted service to victims of domestic abuse at the Weaver Domestic Violence Center as well as bring our community-based programs online. THANK YOU to everyone who stands with us every day as we work to eliminate racism, empower women, and promote peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all.

4 WHAT WE DO

YWCA programs serve the needs of women, children, and families living in Nashville and Middle Tennessee. We provide the tools needed to be safe, independent, and successful in work and life while promoting dignity and equality for all. At our heart, we are a social justice agency. We do this work.

Our services are trauma-informed. In addition to providing a place of safety and healing for adults and children who are victims of domestic violence, we invest directly in the lives of girls and boys to prevent gender violence and promote peace and tolerance. Our programs and services are provided free of charge and include comprehensive domestic violence services, Re-New, Girls Inc., AMEND Together, Dress for Success, and the Family Learning Center.

DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES SOCIAL JUSTICE & ADVOCACY Weaver Domestic Violence Center 24-hour Crisis & Support Helpline | Textline YOUTH DEVELOPMENT SERVICES Re-New at the YWCA Girls Inc. at YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee Children and Adult Counseling AMEND Together Support Groups TOOLS FOR SUCCESS Transitional Housing Dress for Success Community Education Career Services Family Learning Center

5 Domestic Violence Services

YWCA helps break the cycle of domestic violence by offering a continuum of services, including the 24-hour Crisis & Support Helpline and Textline, the 65-bed Weaver Domestic Violence Center, case management, adult and children’s counseling, shelter and community based support groups, community education, transitional housing, and Re-New at the YWCA. 19,303 Re-New was founded in 2010 to help women who are leaving the Weaver nights of safety at the Weaver Center jumpstart their lives. The volunteer-run program furnishes and Domestic Violence Center decorates the homes of survivors leaving the shelter. No detail is missed by the Re-New angels. Re-new has impacted countless lives since its founding.

4,269 calls for help answered by the 24-Hour Crisis & Support Helpline I stand proudly for the cause because the cause was me. They gave me a lot of hope when I didn’t think there were any doors left. They helped me get my children in school and provided counseling for them and me. They helped with applying for jobs and a career coach was there. They helped with a safe place to stay, clothing, 545 adults and children served at the everything we needed was there at the Weaver Center. I’m so Weaver Domestic Violence Center thankful for them. - Autumn, Weaver Center Client

6 It is a new beginning! Oh wow, I love it here! Oh, this is so me! I can’t even speak right now. This is exactly what I wanted! Oh my God, this is crazy! I was wondering about the baby room. This is how I always pictured having a baby room. Please tell them, thank you! - Sarah, Re-New Recipient

Last year, YWCA served 544 adults and children at our shelter and answered more than 4,200 calls to the crisis line. YWCA implemented a crisis text line in the spring of 2020, the only emergency DV text line in Tennessee. As the COVID-19 pandemic swept through Tennessee, YWCA saw a spike in calls for help. The doors to the Weaver Center remained open, with frontline staff offering safety and support to survivors of domestic abuse.

216 50 homes created through women and children safe Re-New since 2010 in transitional housing

7 Girls Inc. gave me the courage to branch out and get involved in both my school and community. Girls Inc. has inspired me. I am amazed at the young leader I have flourished into. I now feel like it is my duty to help encourage other young girls to be strong, smart, and bold in any way possible. Thanks to Girls Inc. I now have the tools to do so. Girls Inc. - Christian

Girls Inc. at YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee inspires all girls to be strong, smart, and bold through life-changing programs and experiences that help them navigate gender, economic, and social barriers. More than 500 girls benefited from in-school, camp, and online programming 532 last year. The annual summer internship program with Draper James girls in the Girls Inc. program continued and the Chaput-Avery Scholars program was launched at Antioch High School in FY20. The college prep program served 17 youth through in-school programming, leadership workshops, and college campus tours. Kim Boih received the $50,000 Chaput-Avery Family Foundation Scholarship. Girls Inc. programming continued even after the pandemic forced schools 24 to shut down, with clubs and camps moving online. partner MNPS elementary, middle, and high schools

Kim Boih

8 AMEND Together

AMEND Together is YWCA’s community-based primary prevention program dedicated to ending violence against women and girls by engaging men and boys to challenge a culture that supports violence, cultivate healthy 627 students educated through masculinity, and change the future for women and girls. Last year, AMEND AMEND clubs in Metro Together trained more than 2,500 individuals and 10 collegiate programs Nashville schools through our signature workshops and nearly 700 middle and high school students in Metro Nashville.. AMEND Together continued offering youth programming virtually to keep everyone safe during the pandemic. In FY 2020, AMEND Together officially became a national program, with affiliate partnerships at six YWCAs across the U.S. 23 schools hosted AMEND Together clubs

100 boys spring & summer camps

I hope all young men learn to respect people. You don’t want to be known as someone who’s not kind. You don’t want to be 10 remembered as a bully. You want collegiate programs to be a good person all around. I want to get that out there: Respect people. - Joeuan 2,500 community members trained

9 Dress for Success Nashville

Dress for Success Nashville transitions women to self-sufficiency by providing professional clothing, a network of support, and career development tools. Last year, Dress for Success provided 125 suitings for women entering or re-entering the workforce. One of the highlights of this program is the annual Salute to Success. Every November, we partner with veterans organizations to outfit women who are leaving military service and transitioning to the civilian workforce. 125 To keep clients and staff safe during the pandemic, our Dress for Success program interview & career suitings began offering virtual and COVID-safe one-on-one suitings and drive thru donation drop-offs.

Dress for Success made me feel so 41 referral partners special. After almost 20 years as a soldier, I never owned a business suit. I’ve been deployed to Iraq and Afghanistan and had assignments in Germany and Korea. Facing the reality that I’ll be out of the Army and in the civilian workforce is a bit overwhelming, but the volunteers and staff at Dress for Success really helped me to prepare for this new reality. And I love my new look! - Rocio

10 Family Learning Center & Career Services

The YWCA’s Family Learning Center offers high-quality, culturally sensitive, comprehensive programming to help families break the cycle of intergenerational poverty and illiteracy. The FLC’s free adult education program boasts 25 percent of all HiSET (formerly GED) graduates from the Nashville region. In addition to Adult 31 Education, YWCA’s FLC offers a career services program to support our adult learners. students earned HSE diplomas Our teachers and tutors moved instruction online after the pandemic forced in-person classes to be suspended. Students have welcomed this new and convenient way to learn, and enrollment continues to climb.

305 men & women received adult education My own personal experience as sexual assault survivor motivated me to help other victims. I counseled and encouraged them to continue their education, but I wasn’t following my own advice. That’s why I enrolled in the YWCA’s adult education program. I had a lot of challenges along the way, including a kidney transplant, but am happy to have earned my HiSET and am studying to become a forensic nurse to help other victims of sexual assault, especially those in the Hispanic community.

- Elizabeth

11 Social Justice & Advocacy

As the oldest and largest multi-racial women’s organization in the world, YWCA has taken a leadership role in civil and human rights issues for more than a century. YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee is actively engaged in advocacy that reduces violence against women and girls, promotes gender equity and racial justice. Our advocacy efforts focus on local, statewide, and national issues that impact the clients we serve. We are fortunate to have an active and engaged Advocacy Committee. At its heart, YWCA is a social justice agency dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. Social justice is embedded into the work we do internally as an organization and externally in the community with our clients and partner organizations. We host an annual Youth Advocacy Training, offer tours of the Weaver Center to elected officials, and participate in Women’s Day on the Hill with our Girls Inc. students. Our legislative advocacy focused on the passage of the Shear Haven domestic violence education for licensed beauty professionals during FY20. Each year, YWCA hosts the Stand Against Racism, and in recent years, we expanded this one-day event to include a series of community education sessions. During the pandemic, these sessions were moved online and have received significant interest and support.

As an individual committed to social justice, I stand with YWCA against racism and discrimination of any kind. I will commit to a lifetime of promoting pe ace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all people in my community and in the world. 12 I volunteer because I believe in the YWCA’s mission and hope that I can brighten the day of a woman who is in a tough situation. Everyone deserves a chance to make the

most out of their lives. - Ayo

Our Volunteers

Our work would not be possible without the time and energy of hundreds of 574 individual volunteers volunteers. They take on many tasks - from working on special events, to keeping our shelter looking great--even cleaning up the courtyard after the March 2020 tornado. They help educate lawmakers about domestic violence and decorate new homes for families leaving the Weaver Center. Last year, nearly 600 volunteers donated 7,000+ hours to mentor our youth, process donations and suit clients, and tutor adult education students. Our volunteers are essential in allowing YWCA programs to thrive, advancing our mission to eliminate racism and empower women, and advocating for 7,098 us in the community. volunteer hours worked with YWCA programs

I have been so proud and blessed to be a part of this “well oiled” $186,735 value of time donated ministry for the past 10 years! It’s gratifying each time we move one of the over 200 families out of shelter knowing they have an opportunity to “Renew” their lives in a violence free home. Re-New is such a gift to me and them!

- Susan

13 2020 EVENTS AMEND TOGETHER SHIFT CONFERENCE

SEPTEMBER 9-10, 2019 SPONSORED BY Vanderbilt Sports & Society Music City Center and Allstate Foundation

YWCA hosted its first-ever national conference on violence against women and healthy masculinity last year. The AMEND Together - SHIFT Conference drew hundreds of nonprofit, business, religious, sports, and community leaders from across the country. Featured speakers included actor and activist Terry Crews, YWCA USA CEO Alejandra Castillo, and activists and survivors Brenda Tracy and Rachel Baribeau.

14 2020 EVENTS THE 28TH ANNUAL ACADEMY FOR WOMEN OF ACHIEVEMENT presented by Nashville Predators

OCTOBER 11, 2019 CO-CHAIRS Our signature annual event honoring Sara Finley Nashville’s most inspiring women & Tara Scarlett

The Academy for Women of Achievement was launched locally in 1992 by YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee to increase community awareness and appreciation of the diverse contributions of women in the workforce and in the community. Women are honored for their community service, professional achievement, integrity, leadership, dedication to the lives of others and to the quality of life for all. The 2019 recipients joined 165 other women who hold this distinctive honor.

2019 AWA HONOREES Gail Carr Williams Beth Chase Ana Escobar Mendy Mazzo Dr. Consuelo Wilkins Vicki Yates Corporate Honoree Bank of America

15 2020 EVENTS 8TH ANNUAL WINE WOMEN & SHOES presented by Regions

CO-CHAIRS FEBRUARY 22, 2020 Lucia Folk, Cameron Simmons, Music City Center & Laquita Stribling

Wine Women & Shoes brings together women – and quite a few good men – who want to have fun but also want to give back to a cause that impacts so many.

16 2020 EVENTS YWCA VIRTUAL SPRING BREAKFAST

CO-CHAIRS Week of Hannah Paramore Breen MARCH 30, 2020 & Kate Wood

Even in the midst of tornado recovery and a pandemic quarantine, Nashvillians rallied around the domestic abuse survivors served by YWCA Nashville & Middle Tennessee. The benefactors did it online — raising more than $180,000 in a first-ever Virtual Spring Breakfast. Domestic violence doesn’t stop for natural disasters or viral pandemics. Happily, neither did the YWCA’s loyal and generous supporters. SPONSORS HCA Healthcare – TriStar Health Genesco Alliance-Bernstein Asurion Bank of Tennessee First Horizon InfoWorks Ingram Pinnacle Financial Partners The Wilson Group Real Estate Services

FISCAL YEAR 2020

PROGRAM FUNDING

Domestic Violence 56% Services 19% AMEND Together 9% Girls Inc.

Family Learning 9% Center 2% Dress for Success Outreach/Social 5% Justice & Advocacy

REVENUE BY SOURCE

Individual 19% Contributions

Private Grants 32% & Foundations

Government 33% Grants

Corporate 10% Sponsorships

6% United Way

GOVERNMENT FUNDING Federal Emergency Management Agency, Tennessee Department Finance & Administration, Emergency Food and Shelter Program Office of Criminal Justice Programs, Victims of Crime Act Metropolitan Development & Housing Agency, U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women, Emergency Solutions Grant Program Consolidated Grant Program to Address Children and Youth Metropolitan Development & Housing Agency, Experiencing Domestic and Sexual Assault and Engage Men Summer Youth Enrichment Program and Boys as Allies (CYEM Program) Metropolitan Government of Nashville & Davidson County U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Violence Against Women, Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools Transitional Housing Program

FOUNDATION FUNDING The Allstate Foundation Greater Horizons Scarlett Family Foundation Allstate Insurance Company The Herbert & Gertrude Halverstadt Schneider Electric North America The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Foundation Foundation, Inc. HCA Healthcare Foundation Schwab Charitable Fund Berta Family Foundation The Hendrix Foundation T & T Family Foundation Boulevard Bolt, Inc. Horatio B. and Willie D. Buntin Foundation The Charles Rowe Family Foundation Chaput-Avery Foundation Ingram Foundation The Community Foundation of Middle Community Foundation of Louisville James R. Meadows, Jr. Foundation Tennessee Depository, Inc. The Jewish Federation of Nashville The Dallas Foundation Community Foundation of New Jersey & Middle Tennessee The Healing Trust The Dan and Margaret Maddox Joe C. Davis Foundation The Memorial Foundation Charitable Fund Louie M. and Betty M. Phillips Foundation Thomas And Mamie Houser Charitable Dollar General Literacy Foundation Louisiana - Pacific Foundation Foundation The Enchiridion Foundation Mary Wester Foundation Triangle Community Foundation Enterprise Holdings Foundation Morgan Stanley Gift Fund U.S. Bank Foundation The Annette & Irwin Eskind Ms. Molly Foundation United Way of Greater Nashville Family Foundation Mutual of America Foundation Vanguard Charitable The Steven & Laurie Eskind Foundation Nashville Adult Literacy Council VMLY&R Foundation Fidelity Charitable Gift Fund Nashville Predators Foundation Washington Foundation The Frist Foundation ONEHOPE Foundation Waterstone The Dorothy Cate & Thomas F. Frist PWC Charitable Foundation Westfield Companies Foundation Renaissance Charitable Foundation Inc.

CORPORATE SPONSORS AdhereHealth LLC Deloitte Karee Hayes Esthetics, LLC Publix Super Markets Charities, Inc. Advanced Diagnostic Imaging, PC Devmar Products, LLC Kendra Scott Jewelry Publix Super Markets, Inc. Aerial Development Group, LLC Dodson Parker Behm Kindful Regions Bank AIG & Capparella PC Kroger Company Richards & Southern Inc. Alchemy Copyrights Dress For Success Worldwide Levy’s, Inc. Robert W. Baird & Co. AllianceBernstein Ekko Candles LifeWire Sherrard Roe Voigt Allstate Insurance Company English & Company Littler Mendelson, P.C. & Harbison, PLC Alpha Sigma Tau Fifth Third Bank LOVEthirteen Skanska USA Inc. Amgen First Horizon Mary Follin Design Studio Bank Asurion First Tennessee Bank Matthews Memorial United Target Corporation Baker Donelson Genesco Inc. Methodist Women c/o CyberGrants, LLC Bank of America Girls Inc. My Pour Head, LLC Tennessee Football, Inc. Bank of Tennessee Glen Leven Presbyterian Church Nashville Blanket Project Truxton Trust Bass, Berry & Sims PLC Gorgeous Things Nashville Electric Service U.S. Bank Foundation Black Lion Realty Greater Bethel AME Church National Network to End UBS Business Solutions Center BMW of Nashville Hastings Architecture, LLC Domestic Violence UPS Brookdale Senior Living HCA Healthcare Nissan North America, Inc. Vanderbilt University CAF America / Cybergrants Hermitage Hotel P Sherrod & Co. LLC Vanderbilt University Medical Chloe Kristyn Heylee B LLC Parallon Business Center CoreCivic Hillcrest United Methodist Church Performance Group Wonderful Giving CoverMyMeds, LLC Illumination Resources Inc. Parthenon Public Relations Woodmont Christian Church Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Ingram Industries Inc. Piedmont Natural Gas WTVF-TV NewsChannel 5 Crash Jewelry Interior Design Associates, Inc. Pinnacle Financial Partners Zeitlin Sotheby’s International CV Designs Jackson National Life Plastic Surgery Center Realty Darrell Waltrup Honda Insurance Company of Nashville, PLLC

19 HONOR ROLL THIS LIST REFLECTS DONATIONS, GIFTS, GRANTS AND MEMORIALS MADE IN FISCAL YEAR 2019 7/1/18-6/30/19

$200,000+ Riser Foundation Sunny and Butch Spyridon Jennifer Puryear Dollar General Literacy Tina Samson SunTrust Bank Renaissance Charitable Foundation Tennessee Football, Inc. Kristin C. and Donald B. Taylor Foundation Inc. UBS Business Solutions Center Triangle Community Foundation Sharon W. Reynolds Britnie Turner Karen Roach Nicky Weaver & James H. Cheek Jennifer and Cal Turner III Jennifer Robinson $100,000 - $199,999 Westfield Companies The Memorial Foundation U.S. Bank Foundation Dorothy and Joseph Scarlett Nashville Predators Foundation Vanderbilt University Susanne Shepherd Post $5,000 - $9,999 Vanderbilt University Medical Sally R. Smallwood AIG Center Studio Bank $50,000 – $99,999 Anonymous Leigh Walton Two-Hol Charitable Fund The Allstate Foundation Sallie W. Bailey Amanda H. Weeks-Geveden UBS Financial Services, Inc. Bank of America Melinda Balser Stephanie Whitfield UPS The Dan and Margaret Maddox Bass, Berry & Sims PLC Gail C. Williams Mimi E. Vaughn Charitable Fund Leilani Boulware Jerry B. Williams, Enchiridon Christie Wilson HCA Healthcare Foundation Ann and Frank Bumstead WTVF-TV NewsChannel 5 The Healing Trust CoverMyMeds, LLC $2,500 - $4,999 Mr. and Mrs. Frank Daniels III AdhereHealth LLC $1,000 - $2,499 $25,000 - $49,999 Charitable Fund of Triangle Alchemy Copyrights Advanced Diagnostic Imaging, PC Anonymous Community Foundation AllianceBernstein Amber D. Alexander Solano Chaput-Avery Family Sherry Deutschmann Asurion Felicia and Ken Anchor, M.D. Foundation The Dorothy Cate & Baker Donelson Nelson Andrews Beth R. Chase Thomas F. Frist Foundation Mary Lee G. Bartlett Anonymous Donor The Community Foundation The Enchiridion Foundation Valerie Birch April Ashburn of Middle Tennessee The Steven & Laurie Eskind BMW of Nashville Tracy Ayers Dress for Success Worldwide Foundation Elizabeth S. Boord Naomi Bannister Jackson National Life Tiffany Eubanks-Saunders Boulevard Bolt, Inc. Debra A. Beagle Insurance Company Beth Fortune & Debbie Turner Caroline Bradshaw Lillian Becker James R. Meadows Foundation Genesco Inc. John Bradway Annie Laurie Berry Joe C. Davis Foundation Claire and Jim Gulmi April Britt Lady and Billy Bird PWC Charitable Foundation Patricia I. Hart Brookdale Senior Living Brenda Blanco Regions Bank Tracey and Sean Henry Kali Cain Darla Bole Ann M. & Jonathan A. Shayne Ingram Foundation Concord Music Group Pamela Bollinger Kroger Company Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Lillian R. Bradford Louie M. & Betty M. Phillips Cumberland Trust Louise S. Brock $15,000 - $24,999 Foundation Kimi Brown Gail and Jim Alexander and Investment Company Louisiana - Pacific Foundation Oren Burks Deloitte Enterprise Holdings Foundation Wanda Lyle Kali Cain Pam Griffith Sarah Ann Ezzell Samantha McBride Tom Campion The Hendrix Foundation Sherry Franklin Brian McCormack Lori Carver Mary Wester Foundation Teresa S. Hayes Sandra McDaniel The Charles Rowe Family United Way of Greater Nashville Hermitage Hotel Janet and David Miller Ingram Industries Inc. Foundation Cynthia Whitfield-Story Nashville Adult Literacy Council Camilla Jackson Nancy Chastain Mr. and Mrs. Norris Nielsen Karee Hayes Esthetics, LLC Alice Choate $10,000 - $14,999 Plastic Surgery Center of Lisa Kimbrough Chief Justice Connie Clark Allstate Insurance Company Nashville, PLLC Littler Mendelson, P.C. Kathy Cloninger Alpha Sigma Tau Celeste M. Reed Carla Lovell Karen Cochran Deborah Reiner Matt and Cile Cowan Mary Follin Design Maria and Roger Conatser Sharon K. & Clifford F. Roberson Charles W. Cook, Jr. Advised Fund Fifth Third Bank Emily McCormack Tara Scarlett, Scarlett Family Deborah McMillin Laura and John P. Cooper First Tennessee Bank Foundation Rita P. Mitchell Beth and Richard Courtney The Frist Foundation Susan W. Simons and W. Lucas Gay Moon Elizabeth Crook HCA Healthcare Simons, Jr. Philanthropic Nashville Electric Service Orin Crouch Vicki and Rick Holton Advised Fund of The Stacey P. Nickle Cindy Dempsey Katherine and James McElroy Community Foundation Julia Pena Corrine Dennison Nissan North America, Inc. of Middle Tennessee Piedmont Natural Gas Charlene M. Dewey Jennifer and Eric Paisley, Skanska USA Inc. Pinnacle Financial Partners CV Designs Rechter Family Fund of The Amy F. Smartt Lyn Plantinga Dodson Parker Behm Community Foundation of Cheryl Smith Publix Super Markets & Capparella PC Middle Tennessee Kathryn and Lester Smith Charities, Inc. Steve Dudley

20 Jamie Dunham Judith T. Purta Paula Carney Elisa Hill Jenney Petrikin Katharin Dyer Kyra Richter Stacey Carpenter Jennifer Hill Donice Pierce Ana L. Escobar Wayne J. Riley Rebekah D. Carroll Suzanne C. Hoke Theresa Price Lisa H. Ferrelli Rippee Family Advised Fund Mary Cavarra Beverly and Ken Horner Sam Rector Sara J. Finley, Sara J. Finley Robert W. Baird & Co. Inc. David Chambers Susan Earl Hosbach Latasha Reynolds Advised Fund of The Jessica Scaggs Mr. Pickslay Cheek Jr., Edana Hough Barbara Richards Community Foundation Sarah Scott Donna & Pickslay Cheek Amanda Hutchens & Stanley Chervin of Middle Tennessee The Shepherd Family Jr. Advised Fund of The Sara and Andy Hylton Cari Riffe David Fischette Charitable Fund Community Foundation Rebekah K. Iliff Melissa Rittenberry Franz Family Giving Fund The Shulman Family of Middle Tennessee Illumination Resources Inc. Cecilia Rockey Gloria Freeman Charitable Fund Chloe Kristyn Interior Design Penny Romine Leisa Gill Cameron C. Simmons Sheena E. Claessen Associates, Inc. Scott Romine Amy Gill Melanie Simon Agenia W. Clark Dani Jaffee Nahshon Roth Girls Inc. Amber Sims Maureen Cleator Debbie James Penny Roy Mandy Gorley Robert A. & Elizabeth A. Molly Colli Latrisha & Roderick Christine Royer Ashley Gould Smedley Fund at the Ashley Collins Jemison Jeanne E. Rybolt Carl Haley Community Foundation Rebecca & Joel Cooper The Jewish Federation Natalie S. Ryman Cheryl and Michael of Louisville Leigh Ann Corley of Nashville & Middle TN Angela Schmidt W. Hays, M.D. Becky Smith Laura Cottingham Laurel Johnston Carolyn H. Schneider E. Anthony Heard Tami Sprintz-Hall Kathleen Crain Susan Short Jones, Esq. Emily Schneller Betty Herron Stephanie Sweet Crash Jewelry and Roland Jones Sarah Scott Vanessa J. Hickman T & T Family Foundation Erin Crawford Anne and Richard Jones Jayme Simmons Trish Holliday Rae Thomas Cheryl Crosby John-Paul Julien Wakeela & Amiya Simmons Horatio B. and Willie D. Wendy Thompson Carl Culbertson Jessica Jung Jeanette & Overton T. Buntin Foundation Elizabeth & William Tumblin Pat Casey Daley Brandice Kaye Smith Kathleen Jaquish DeeDee J. Wade, Trustee The Dallas Foundation Cassandra Kilareski Charm Smith Donald T. Jenkins Thomas W. Wade Judge Angelita B. Dalton David Kumatz Della Smith Family Charitable Fund Washington Foundation & Mr. George D. Dalton Sheila M. Lachs Edith E. Snider Rita Johnson-Mills Elizabeth Washko Janet K. Davies Lauren Lange Beth and John Stein Cynthia L. Jones Erin Webber Lisa R. Davis Ted Lenz Laquita R. Stribling Kendra Scott Jewelry Evette White Joann Davis-Davis Michelle Lewis Cindy Strock Cindy Kent Stephanie White Amy & Michael Delaplain Suzanne Lewter David B. Taylor Kindful Karen Wilhite Devmar Products, LLC Jana Lisle Parham Marie J. Theoret Patricia & Thomas King Consuelo Wilkins Sonya Douglas and Randy Parham Judy G. Thomasson Michelle Lane Martha Wolf Marti Downey Sarah Looney Aleta and Byron Trauger Candice S. Lee Stephen Zralek Evelyn N. Doxey LOVEthirteen Staci Trimm Delorse Lewis Corbette Doyle Tony Majors Candice VanBibber Susan Lindsey $500 - $999 Jana Duffy Angela Maternowski Katy Varney Mitzi L. Loveless Carolyn Earp Katie McCartney Allegra Montgomery Cyndi Alexander Chris Lovell Ekko Candles Keri McInnis Walker Sloan Allen Roseann Maikis Kim Estes Katie McKeel Jonathan Walters Kathy Anderson Sarah Martin Terri Faircloth Neema Mehta Marianna Weaver Grace and Carl Awh, M.D. Kim Mattoon Rashed Fakhruddin Elizabeth Mendez Cindy Whitehead Bahar Azhdari Joan Maupin, MD Lucia E. Folk Terisa Milholland Keesha & Darweshi Jan and Brian Babiak Mendy and Tony Mazzo Phoebe Freeman and Brian D. Dailey Whitfield Sallie B. Bailey Mary Hall McArver Rachel & Bob Freeman Morgan Miller Kelly D. Williams Tammy Baker Tracy McDonald Tiffany & Matt Gardner Mekesha Montgomery Woodmont Christian Andrea Barbour Jack McElwain Karen Garner Kelly Mrkva Church Peggy Bartine Ann and Al McKinney Sharon D. Gentry Ms. Molly Foundation Laurie Woods Kay Barton Rebecca Merkh Dave Goetz Cindy Mulherin Valerie Wright Lori M. Becker Paula Milam Christine Grace Teyanna Munyan Vicki Yates Marc Beeson Elizabeth G. Miller Sam Graham Tara Murnane Allyson L. Young Margaret L. Behm Stephanie Moore Vickie L. Graham April Murray Jacqueline Bellar Anne & Walter Morgan III Donna Griggs Tisa Musgrove Berta Family Foundation $100 - $499 Laurie Moss-Dudley Linda Grochowski Dr. and Mrs. Turner Suzanna C. Best Jennifer Abernathy Eden Murrie Beth C. Guest Nashe Jr., Nashe Family Lee Blank Misha Adams National Network to Anne and Frank Gulley Advised Fund of The Lawrence Blank-Cook Allison Adams End Domestic Violence Sarah Hagovsky Community Foundation Erin Block Pam and Mike Adams Anissa B. Nelson-Carlisle Joel Hahn of Middle Tennessee Christa Booker Alessandra Alegre Christine Owenell Linda Hampton Alexandra Nelson Alison Brammell Vic Alexander Victoria Pao Elizabeth Haney Jennifer Nolan Joe Bucher Thomas Allegretti Hannah Paramore Breen Kent and Becky Harrell David O’Connor Jesse Allen Sarah Buxton Mary Sue Patchett Charitable Advised Fund Lindsey Osborne Christina Allen Gertrude S. Caldwell Dawn Patrick Janie Greenwood Harris P Sherrod & Co. LLC Jane Allen Libby Callaway Tracey Pearson Margaret Harris Elizabeth Pace Kara Allen Holly Cantrell Stacey Pierce-Nickle Debbie and Joey Hatch Parthenon Public Realtions Edgar Allen Nancy Capps Geoffrey Pratt Leah Hayes Susan K. Patrick George Allyn

21 Adrienne Ames Trudy C. Byrd Sarah Dickson Marion Greenlee Carol Johnston Aurdie Amoo-Asante Tawnya Caldwell Faye Dickson Paula Gregory Shelley Jones Alle Amos Sharon & Victor Caldwell Mary Sue Dietrich Gail and Steven Greil Victoria Jordan Malika Anderson Carol Calhoun Edmund J. Donahue Debra Grimes Amy M. Joyner Anonymous Beka Callaway Melissa L. Donahue Julia Grissett Donald Judkins Robyn Arab Sheila Calloway Joy Donehoo Clarice Grooms Williams Kristen Junghans Katie Atkins Cate Calvert Anne Doulette Barbara Grossman Cathy and Jim Kaiser Jordan Austin Margaret Cameron Connie V. Dowell Alex Guidi Zupancic Kane Family Charitable Abby Auxter Susan Campbell Phoebe Drews Gina S. 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