2017MNPSGIVINGCAMPAIGN

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2017 MNPS GIVING CAMPAIGN

As the 2017 Employee Giving Campaign kicks off, Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools asks

that you give back by participating.

All schools and departments that hit a minimum 80% participation rate will receive a bagel breakfast as a thank you and to show

gratitude for the continued growth and efforts in supporting our community.

Let’s work together to achieve great things.

Community Health Charities - 12000

Community Health Charities is a nonprofit that raises awareness and resources for health and wellness by connecting more than 2,000 of the

most trusted health charities across the United States with more than 17 million caring donors through workplace giving campaigns, causes, wellness programs, employee engagement, and strategic partnerships.

Health has never been such a priority: 77% of U.S. workers suffer from at least one long-term health condition, ranging from cancer to asthma –

chances are someone you know is affected.

Through the MECCC campaign, your gift can help build stronger, healthier communities.

Community Health Charities - 12000800.654.0845 • www.healthcharities.org

www.facebook.com/HealthCharities www.twitter.com/healthcharitieswww.linkedin.com/company/community-health-charities

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Community Health Charities, 12000AIDS Research Foundation (amfAR), 12571Alliance for Cancer Gene Therapy, 12599ALS Association, Tennessee Chapter , 12148Alzheimer’s Association, Mid South Chapter, 12015American Cancer Society, Mid South Division, 12016American Diabetes Association, Tennessee, 12002American Hearing Research Foundation, 12506American Heart Association, Greater Southeast

Affiliate, 12017American Kidney Fund, 12193American Liver Foundation, 12201American Lung Association in Tennessee, 12003American Parkinson Disease Association, 12029Arc of Tennessee, The, 12027Arthritis Foundation, 12515Arthritis Foundation, Southeast Region, 12004Autism Speaks, 12284Autism Tennessee, 12195Be The Match Foundation, 12285Black Women’s Health Imperative, 12005Cancer Research Institute, 12517CaringBridge, 12600Centerstone of Tennessee, 12210Cerebral Palsy Foundation, 12288Childhood Obesity - Alliance for a

Healthier Generation, 12601Children’s Health Fund, 12602Children’s Heart Foundation, 12604Children’s Tumor Foundation, 12253City of Hope, 12290Colon Cancer Alliance, 12291Cooley’s Anemia Foundation, 12519Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation,

Tennessee Chapter, 12018Cystic Fibrosis Foundation,

Tennessee Chapter, 12019Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance, 12581Down Syndrome Association of Middle Tennessee,

12216Easterseals Tennessee, 12020Endometriosis Association, 12524Epilepsy Foundation of America, 12525Faith Family Medical Clinic, 3460HelpMeSee, 12013Huntington’s Disease Society of America,

Tennessee Affiliate, 12526JDRF International, Middle Tennessee

Chapter, 12014Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Tennessee

Chapter, 12007

Lupus Foundation of America, Mid-South Chapter,12008

Make-A-Wish Foundation of Middle Tennessee, 12219March of Dimes Foundation, Music City Division,

12022Mental Health America of Middle Tennessee, 12023Mercy Health Services, Inc., 12194Muscular Dystrophy Association (Nashville, TN),

12024Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of America, 12537NAMI (National Alliance on Mental Illness), 12538Nashville General Hospital Foundation, 12857National Blood Clot Alliance, 12605National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence

(NCADD), 12297National Foundation for Transplants, 12149National Headache Foundation, 12567National Hemophilia Foundation, 12543National Hospice and Palliative Care Organization.

12544National Multiple Sclerosis Society, 12025National Ovarian Cancer Coalition, 12300National Parkinson Foundation, 12552National Psoriasis Foundation, 12302National Stroke Association, 12569Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, 12252Parkinson’s Disease Foundation, 12557Pet Partners, 12030Prevent Blindness (National Society to Prevent

Blindness), 12012RESOLVE: The National Infertility Association, 12033Saddle Up!, 12206SeriousFun Children’s Network, 12606Shatterproof, 12607Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, 12539Siloam Health, 2755Smile Train, 12309Snowball Express, 12035Spina Bifida Association of America, 12584St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, 12011Susan G. Komen, 12208Susan G. Komen, Central Tennessee, 12208Tennessee Hemophilia & Bleeding Disorders

Foundation, 12009Tennessee Kidney Foundation, 12010Tourette Association of America, 12562Variety - the Children’s Charity of the United States,

12608ZERO - The End of Prostate Cancer, 12326

Community Health Charities Listing

We couldn’t imagine a world without the Civil Rights Acts, the Women’s Right to Vote, or Americans with Disabilities Act. These incredible social change movements are proof that, collectively, we can

create social justice and equity in our society.

We celebrate these achievements, but there is still work to be done. The challenges we face today are no less complex and numerous, for instance, did you know that:

CommSharesTN

Groups finding furever homes for animals, providing no/low cost spay and neuter clinics, and working to make TN a no-kill state by 2025.

Groups helping those with disabilities live autonomous lives, keep a job, and who are helping parents navigate the education system.

Groups focused on protecting our environment by cleaning/preserving our waterways and planting trees.

Groups ensuring local arts and media are not lost to history but are vibrant and viable expressions of art that deserve preserving.

Groups working to end home-lessness, fund education, and provide assistance to those who need it.

Groups working to create and sustain overall peace and justice in our communities by supporting immigrant rights, fair pay, and more.

All groups help shape our communities one legislative bill, company/school policy, disenfranchised group at a time to create stronger, safer communities; healthier environment; and empowered individuals.

For more information: Community Shares955 Woodland StreetNashville, TN 37206communitysharestn.org

Community Shares Tennessee

Thank you, Metro Government employees, for your generosity. Know that we are guided by the principle that “Injustice anywhere is a threat to justice everywhere.” It’s a quote by Martin Luther King, Jr. - words that remind us that we are connected.

> 6,500 children are in Tennessee state foster care > 18% of Tennesseans live below the poverty level

> 40% of Tennessee streams are unfit for recreation> 28,000 Tennesseans do not have health insurance

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Community Shares - 11000

Community Shares, 11000 Appalachian Community Fund, 11045Black Children’s Institute of TN, 11032CISV Smoky Mountain Chapter, 11101Community Mediation Center, 11061disABILITY Resource Center, 11059Empower TN, 11100Highlander Research & Education Center,

11002Humane Society of the Tennessee Valley, 11035Ijams Nature Center, 11053Jubilee Community Arts, 11003Little River Watershed Association, 11074Mid-South Peace & Justice Center, 11064Mid-Tennessee Council of the Blind, 11071NAMI-TN, 11009Nashville LGBT Chamber Foundation, 11102Nashville Peace & Justice Center, 11027Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance, 11056Organized Neighbors of Edgehill (ONE), 2121People for Animals, 11075Planned Parenthood of Middle & East TN, 11076Radio Free Nashville, 11067SOCM (Statewide Organizing for Community

eMpowerment), 11007Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE),

11012Tennesseans for Alternatives to the Death

Penalty, 11058Tennessee Alliance for Progress, 11060Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness Planning,

11048Tennessee Coalition to End Domestic & Sexual

Violence, 11021Tennessee Disability Coalition, 11017Tennessee Environmental Council, 11010Tennessee Health Care Campaign, 11019Tennessee Immigrant & Refugee Rights

Coalition (TIRRC), 11065Tennessee Scenic Rivers Assc (TSRA), 11020Workers Interfaith Network, 11081

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Community Shares Listing

Volunteer. Advocate. Give. LIVE UNITED.

250 Venture Circle • Nashville, TN 37228615.780.2453 • www.unitedwaynashville.org

TOGETHER, WE CAN MAKE A BETTER NASHVILLE.

United Way is making a better Nashville by creating strategic, scalable solutions focused on Education, Financial Stability

and Health in order to move people on a pathway from dependence to independence.

instagram.com/UWNashville facebook.com/UWNashville twitter.com/UWNashville

United Way of Metropolitan Nashville - 60www.unitedwaynashville.org

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United Way of Metropolitan Nashville - 60

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United Way of Metropolitan Nashville, 604:13 Strong, 5099Alive Hospice, 2American Red Cross, 4Bethany Christian Services of

Middle Tennessee, 7188Bethlehem Centers of Nashville, 7Big Brothers & Big Sisters of

Middle Tennessee, 10CASA of Nashville and Davidson County, 7017Catholic Charities of Tennessee, 572Christian Community Services, 2562Communities In School of Tennessee, 4471Conexión Américas, 2819Council on Aging of Middle TN, 7288Eighteenth Avenue Family Enrichment

Center, 17Faith Family Medical Clinic, 3460Family & Children’s Service, 18Fannie Battle Day Home for Children, 7116FiftyForward, 55First Steps, 16Goodwill Industries of Middle Tennessee, 19Guardianship and Trusts Corporation of

Tennessee, 7099Interfaith Dental Clinic, 7315King’s Daughters Child Development Center, 25Legal Aid Society of Middle Tennessee and

the Cumberlands, 28Martha O’Bryan Center, 31McNeilly Center for Children, 30Mid-Cumberland Human Resource Agency,

2352Monroe Harding, 7059Nashville Academy of Medicine, 5100Nashville Adult Literacy Council, 7038Nashville CARES, 570Nashville Children’s Alliance, 7045Nashville International Center for

Empowerment, 4404Nations Ministry Center, 1486NeedLink Nashville, 7262New Beginnings Center, 4387Nurses for Newborns of Tennessee, 3695Oasis Center, Inc., 39

Old Hickory Christian Community Outreach, 40Operation Stand Down Tennessee, 2846Organized Neighbors of Edgehill (O.N.E.), 2121Park Center, 22Pathway Lending, 4486PENCIL Foundation, 182Prevent Child Abuse Tennessee, 7235Project Return, 46Renewal House, 7368Rooftop Foundation, 5101Safe Haven Family Shelter, 7109Salama Urban Ministries, 2570Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle TN, 54Sexual Assault Center, 47Siloam Health, 2755St. Luke’s Community House, 50St. Mary Villa, 51STARS Nashville, 7108The Family Center, 7119The Next Door, 3922The Salvation Army, 52Vanderbilt University Medical Center, 2488Vanderbilt University School of Nursing, 2817Wayne Reed Christian Childcare Center, 2555YMCA of Middle TN, 61Youth Life Learning Center, 3699YWCA, 62

United Way of Metropolitan Nashville Listing

The Metropolitan Nashville Education Foundation (MNEF), the charitable arm of the Metropolitan Nashville Education Association (MNEA), administers two funds that grant three scholarships to graduates of Metropolitan Nashville Public Schools intending to become public school teachers. The Metropolitan Nashville Education Fund General

Scholarship and the MNEF Academies of Nashville Scholarship are granted on a one-time basis to freshman college students to help with expenses. The General Scholarship

is available to any MNPS graduate while the Academies of Nashville Scholarship is designated for graduates of the MNPS Teaching Academies.

The Johnella H. Martin Fund is named after the distinguished former president of MNEA and MNEF who was dedicated to teachers, students and the newly created Metropolitan Nashville Public School System. The Johnella H. Martin Fund is a renewable scholarship awarded annually to a student for up to four years of undergraduate study in education

or for up to five years if enrolled in a formal five-year higher education program in education.

If you are interested in donating to the Metropolitan Nashville Education Foundation, please indicate the amount of your donation in the MNEF box on your pledge form. Gifts of any amount are welcomed. One hundred percent of donations to MNEF will be used

for college scholarships for MNPS graduates and will be directed to the appropriate fund at the discretion of the MNEF Board of Directors.

Contact Erick Huth at 615.726.1499 or erick.huth@mnea.com if you have any questions.

MNEF - 88070615.726.1499 • www.mnef.com/mnef

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Metropolitan Nashville Education Foundation - 88070

Nashville Public Education Foundation - 50000

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Our mission is to ensure that every single child in Nashville has access to a great public education that prepares him or her fully for college, work, and life. Nashville’s success

as a city is directly tied to our ability to give all kids – regardless of the zip code in which they wake up – a chance to get a great public education. It is the one thing that we, as a community, can do to lift kids and families out of poverty, provide a level playing field for

all children, and ensure Nashville is able to meet the demands of the new economy.

A donation made directly to NPEF supports our Innovation Fund and the creation of a city-wide vision for our schools that is a cradle-to-career approach. We are working to improve early childhood learning and literacy, postsecondary access and completion, retention of our best teachers, and access to resources for our underserved students.

We also have three dedicated funds you may choose to donate to that support ALL MNPS schools:

You may also choose to direct your gift to a specific school by selecting from the codes on the following page.

Nashville Public Education Foundation - 50000

1207 8th Avenue S. • Suite 202 • Nashville, TN 37212615.727.1515 • www.nashvillepef.org

NPEF - City-Wide Literacy Strategy, 5182NPEF - STEAM Initiatives, 5183NPEF - College Access and Success, 5184

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Nashville Public Education Foundation, 50000A. Z. Kelley Elementary, 496Alex Green Elementary, 375Amqui Elementary, 105Andrew Jackson Elementary, 460Antioch High, 110Antioch Middle, 111Apollo Middle, 577Bailey Middle, 115Bellevue Middle, 130Bellshire Elementary, 135Bordeaux Early Learning Center, 152Brick Church Middle, 155Brick Church College Preparatory, 118Buena Vista Elementary, 165Caldwell Elementary, 175Cameron College Preparatory, 181Cane Ridge Elementary, 184Cane Ridge High, 182Carter-Lawrence Elementary, 185Casa Azafrán Early Learning Center, 186Chadwell Elementary, 200Charlotte Park Elementary, 205Cockrill Elementary, 215Cole Elementary, 225Cora Howe School, 448Crieve Hall Elementary, 235Croft Middle, 238Cumberland Elementary, 240Dan Mills Elementary, 560Dodson Elementary, 252Donelson Middle, 260DuPont Elementary, 265DuPont Hadley Middle, 270DuPont Tyler Middle, 275Eakin Elementary, 280East End Preparatory, 286East Nashville School , 290Fall-Hamilton Elementary, 308Gateway Elementary, 315Glencliff Elementary, 320Glencliff High, 325Glendale Elementary, 330Glengarry Elementary , 335Glenn Elementary, 340

Glenview Elementary, 345Goodlettsville Elementary, 350Goodlettsville Middle at Dalewood, 355Gower Elementary, 360Gra-Mar Middle, 365Granbery Elementary, 370H. G. Hill Middle, 434Harpeth Valley Elementary, 395Harris-Hillman Special Education, 397Hattie Cotton Elementary, 230Haynes Middle, 400Haywood Elementary, 405Head Middle, 410Henry C. Maxwell Elementary, 552Hermitage Elementary, 415Hickman Elementary, 420Hillsboro High, 435Hillwood High, 440Hull-Jackson Elementary, 451Hume-Fogg High, 450Hunters Lane High, 452Inglewood Elementary, 455Intrepid Preparatory, 457Isaac Litton Middle, 510Isaiah T. Creswell Middle, 783J. E. Moss Elementary, 310Jere Baxter Middle, 120Joelton Elementary, 465Joelton Middle, 470John B. Whitsitt Elementary, 790John Early Middle, 285John F. Kennedy Middle, 498John Overton High, 615John Trotwood Moore Middle, 563Johnson Alternative Learning Center, 480Jones Elementary, 485Julia Green Elementary, 380KIPP Academy Nashville, 502KIPP College Preparatory, 503KIPP High School, 504Kirkpatrick Elementary, 505Knowledge Academy, 506Lakeview Elementary, 122LEAD Academy High, 508LEAD Academy Middle, 508

Nashville Public Education Foundation Listing

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Liberty Collegiate Academy, 517Lockeland Elementary, 520Madison Middle, 545Maplewood High, 550Margaret Allen Middle, 100Martin Luther King, Jr. School, 497May Werthan Shayne Elementary, 682McGavock Elementary, 530McGavock High, 532McMurray Middle, 540Meigs Middle, 555Metro Nashville Virtual School, 748MNPS Middle School Alternative

Learning Center, 564Middle College High, 562Moses McKissack Middle, 535Mount View Elementary, 576Murrell School, 585Napier Elementary, 590Nashville Academy of Computer Science, 589Nashville Big Picture High, 142Nashville Classical, 592Nashville Preparatory, 594Nashville School of the Arts, 242Neely’s Bend Elementary, 595Neely’s Bend Middle, 600New Vision Academy, 605Norman Binkley Elementary, 145Old Center Elementary, 610Paragon Mills Elementary, 618Park Avenue Elementary, 620Pearl-Cohn High, 632Pennington Elementary, 640Percy Priest Elementary, 650Purpose Preparatory, 652Robert Churchwell Elementary, 784Robert E. Lillard Elementary, 500Robertson Academy, 665Rocketship Nashville Northeast Elementary, 667Rose Park Middle, 675Rosebank Elementary, 670Ross Early Learning Center, 681Ruby Major Elementary, 522Shwab Elementary, 685Smithson-Craighead Academy, 687

Stanford Elementary, 690STEM Preparatory Academy, 695Stratford High, 705Stratton Elementary, 710Sylvan Park Elementary, 715The Academy at Old Cockrill, 211The Academy at Hickory Hollow, 422The Academy at Opry Mills, 613The Cohn School, 591Thomas A. Edison Elementary, 575Thurgood Marshall Middle, 551Tom Joy Elementary, 495Transitions at Bass, 117Tulip Grove Elementary, 717Tusculum Elementary, 725Two Rivers Middle, 730Una Elementary, 735Valor Collegiate, 743W. A. Bass Adult Program, 114W. A. Bass Alternative Learning Center, 116Warner Elementary, 755West End Middle, 770Westmeade Elementary, 775Whites Creek High, 787William Henry Oliver Middle, 612Wright Middle, 805

Nashville Public Education Foundation Listing (cont.)