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United Ways of TennesseeCommunity Health Charities Community Shares Independent Charities

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• Crisis response, food and shelter for victims of disasters such as fires, floods and tornadoes • free 2-1-1 phoneaccess in every county to find health and human services and volunteer opportunities • job skills for people who want to work • health care for seniors who might otherwise go without • food and shelter for those facing tough

times • safe havens from abuse

Together, we can inspire hope and create opportunities for a better tomorrow.That’s what it means to LIVE UNITED™

To learn more about how we and your local United Way is helping your community, please link to: www.uwtn.org

Local Needs, Local Solutions... United Ways of Tennessee fights for the health, education and financial stability of every person in our state. Our

efforts help provide:

The Tennessee Afterschool Network (www.tnafterschool.org) supports children, youth, families and communities by building access to healthy and nurturing afterschool and summer learning experiences. In

addition to helping parents work knowing that their children are safe, research shows that students participating in high-quality afterschool programs:

• earn higher grades and are more likely to advance to the next grade and graduate from highschool • have opportunities for physical activity and healthy snacks. • are less likely to abuse drugs or alcohol. • gain workforce skills, including teamwork, leadership, and critical thinking.

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United Way of Anderson County/Clinch-Powell Valley - C50-000Naomi Asher 865-483-8431United Way of Anderson County and its community partners are working to create positive and lasting change in three core areas of our

Services.

United Way of Bedford County - C70-000Mark McGee 931-684-6685United Way of Bedford County currently partners with many health and human service agencies serving the Bedford County community. Last year, our partner agencies served over 19,000 Bedford County residents, which is almost half of the Bedford County population.

United Way of Benton County - C71-000Jo Jones 931-296-4588Serving Benton County since 1987. More than just a charity, we’re an investment in meeting critical needs and making lasting changes while partnering with local health and human service agencies.

United Way of Blount County - C51-000Jennifer Wackerhagen 865-982-2251United Way of Blount County supports organizations that help Blount County’s most vulnerable through programs that create a healthy, well-

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United Way of Bristol/Sullivan County/Bluff City - C54-000Lisa Cofer 423-968-4912Our mission is to bring together resources to help people in our community live healthy, productive lives.

United Way of Carroll/Henry County (United Way of West TN) - C86-000Pat Ross 731-422-1816

United Way of Greater Chattanooga Serving the Counties of: Bledsoe, Bradley, Franklin, Grundy, Hamilton, Marion, McMinn, Meigs, Polk, Rhea, Sequatchie - C55-000Elizabeth Williams 423-752-0376United Way of Greater Chattanooga’s mission: To Unite People and

United Way of the Greater Clarksville Region (serving Montgomery, Houston, and Stewart Counties)C64-000Ginna Holleman 931-647-4291United Way of the Greater Clarksville Region is building a healthier, stronger community by bringing people and resources together to ensure basic needs are met, help people in crisis, and address community issues such as affordable housing, healthcare access, early childhood

United Way of Coffee and Moore Counties - C72-000Jennifer Neel 931-455-5678

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United Way of Dickson County - C74-000Bettye Eighmy 615-418-7452Working with our health and human service agencies, we are helping to build a stronger community by uniting people and resources to meet local needs of Dickson County Residents.

United Way of Dyer County(United Way of West TN) - C87-000Pat Ross 731-422-1816

United Way of Elizabethton/Carter County - C57-000Crystal Carter 423-543-6975

that raises funds to support health and human service agencies. Direct contributions support Carter County citizens of all ages, infant to elderly, with basic needs when an emergency arises as well as other physical, mental and emotional needs affecting health and welfare.

Personal Support Services

United Way of Franklin County - C46-000Jeannie Amacher 931-962-0103 United Way of Franklin County brings lasting change to our community by uniting volunteers and resources. Our member agencies provide health and human services to people in need. We are “Uniting neighbors…Changing Lives.”

United Way of Gibson County (United Way of West TN) - C81-000Pat Ross 731-422-1816

United Way of Grainger County - C93-000Judy Fenton 865-582-4082

United Way of Greene County - C58-000Wendy Peay 423-639-9361 United Way of Greene County brings together individuals and resources to strengthen our Greene County community by investing in health, welfare, youth development, and social service programs.

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United Way of Hamblen County - C75-000Gary Matthews 423-581-8601

resources in order to build a stronger, healthier community.

United Way of Hawkins County - C59-000Teresa Buttry 423-272-7379

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United Way of Haywood County (United Way of West TN) - C85-000Pat Ross 731-422-1816

United Way of Henderson/Decatur County (United Way of West Tennessee) - C84-000Pat Ross 731-422-1816

United Way of Humphreys County - C90-000Nioka Curtis 931-296-4588More than just a charity, we’re an investment in meeting critical needs and making lasting changes while partnering with local health and human service agencies.

United Way of Jefferson County - C91-000Judy Fenton 865-582-4082

United Way of Greater Kingsport - C61-000Danelle Glasscock 423-378-3409, x11The United Way of Greater Kingsport’s mission is to improve lives by mobilizing the caring power of our community to address local health and human service needs effectively. A BETTER LIFE FOR ALL where everyone in our community has an opportunity for a quality education,

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United Way of Greater Knoxville - C62-000Ben Landers 865-523-9131United Way of Greater Knoxville’s mission is to bring together resources to improve the lives of people in our community by helping them achieve

healthcare, providing children and adults with education and life skills, and ensuring basic needs and emergency services are available.

United Way of Loudon County - C47-000Judy Fenton 865-582-4082Since 1962, United Way of Loudon County has provided substantial

County, regardless of race, religion, sex, age, handicap, national origin, or economic condition. Our goal is to create lasting change by making an

and basic needs.

United Way of Madison/Hardeman/Crockett/Chester Counties (United Way of West TN) - C80-000Pat Ross 731-422-1816

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United Way of Maury County - C63-000Laura Truelove 931-381-0100United Way of Maury County’s mission is to improve people’s lives by mobilizing the caring power of our community. We partner with nearly 30 health and human service agencies that care for people in our community.

United Way of McMinn and Meigs Counties - C45-000Stephanie Linkous 423-745-9606The United Way of McMinn and Meigs Counties focuses on changing the lives of adults and youth by uniting volunteers and resources, partnering with local agencies, providing grants, and leading community improvement initiatives.

United Way of McNairy County (United Way of West Tennessee) - C82-000Pat Ross 731-422-1816

United Way of the Mid-South serving Fayette, Lauderdale, Shelby and Tipton Counties - C88-000Janet Haas 901-433-4333

Lauderdale, Shelby and Tipton counties. Local volunteers examine

the greatest impact on individual lives and our overall quality of life. Our “Driving the Dream” initiative is making a difference in the way

dreams and design a working roadmap to success.

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United Way of Monroe County - C94-000Caylen Gibson Matoy 423-337-7690Provides supporting services and other assistance to public/ private agencies and community organizations to meet human services needs of the general public of Monroe County.

United Way of Metropolitan Nashville/Davidson & Cheatham Counties - C56-000Jamie Wallace 615-780-2414

every personno matter their background, their abilities, or their zip code-

we live as one. If we make our neighbors’ struggles, our struggles. Their

the problem solvers. Together, we can create a community where every person and every family thrives. Together, we can break the cycle of poverty. Together, we can give kids an equal chance. Together, we can meet our neighbors’ basic needs. Together, we can build strong, healthy

we win. Learn more at www.unitedwaynashville.org.

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United Way of Mountain City/Johnson County - C89-000

United Way of the Ocoee Region (Formerly Bradley County) - C53-000Matt Ryerson 423-479-2020,The mission of the United Way of Ocoee Region is to be a community-based organization that leads the efforts in identifying community needs, facilitating collaboration, and maximizing resources to positively impact our community and surrounding area.

United Way of Rhea County - C77-000Christine Ralph 423-775-5633We are looked at as the table at which the community sits at to try and solve its problems. No gift could be more important than your gift to the United Way. You can make a difference, because local people know how to make it work for local people.

United Way of Roane County - C66-000Dina Jackson 865-882-7711United Way of Roane County’s mission is to foster the growth and success of our community by meeting the socio economic needs of Roane County

United Way of Robertson County - C78-000Brian Pulley 615-780-2401

United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties - C65-000Meagan Flippin 615-893-7303The United Way of Rutherford and Cannon Counties improves lives by

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United Way of Sevier County - C67-000Amy Harper 865-366-3335United Way of Sevier County is meeting basic needs through our partner agencies. But we are also focusing on getting to the heart of our

development, and making families stronger.

United Way of Sumner County - C68-000Steve Doremus 615-461-8371We work to improve the daily lives and future opportunities of all Sumner County residents by collaborating with local health and human service

Rebuilding Lives.

United Way of Unicoi County - C73-000

United Way of Union County - C49-000865-582-4082

United Way of Washington County - C60-000Kristan Spear 423-220-1229

and Financial Stability of every person in our community. We support programs administered by our partners and create and implement those of our own with special focus on improving third grade reading scores and encouraging healthier choices in our community.

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United Way of Weakley County (United Way of West TN) - C83-000Pat Ross 731-422-1816

United Way of Williamson County - C69-000Pam Bryant 615-771-2312

Education and Expand Financial Stability for families in our communities. Together, we are creating positive change that will last a lifetime.

United Way of Wilson County and the Upper Cumberland - C79-000John McMillan 615-443-1871We provide children and adults with education and life skills, ensure basic needs and emergency services are available, and help provide access to healthcare for our county’s residents.

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Community Health Charities #C01-000

ALS Association, Tennessee, Tennessee Chapter, Collierville C01-210

ALS Association, Tennessee, Tennessee Chapter, Kingsport C01-211

ALS Association, Tennessee, Tennessee Chapter, Louisville C01-212

ALS Association, Tennessee, Tennessee Chapter, Nashville C01-174

Alzheimer’s Association, Tennessee C01-011

Alzheimer’s Association, Tennessee, Knoxville C01-009

Alzheimer’s Tennessee, Inc., Cookeville C01-196

Alzheimer’s Tennessee, Inc., Johnson City C01-195

Alzheimer’s Tennessee, Inc., Knoxville C01-016

Alzheimer’s Tennessee, Inc., Nashville C01-214

American Cancer Society, Tennessee, North Central Region,

Nashville Market C01-215

American Diabetes Association, Tennessee C01-001

American Heart Association, Tennessee, Greater




American Liver Foundation, Tennessee, Mid-South

American Lung Association of Tennessee, Midland States, Nashville C01-002

Arthritis Foundation, Tennessee, Southeast Region, Memphis C01-050

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Arthritis Foundation, Tennessee, Southeast Region, Nashville C01-003

Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation, Tennessee C01-014

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Tennessee, Tennessee

Knoxville Chapter, Knoxville C01-033

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Tennessee, Tennessee

Nashville Chapter, Nashville C01-198

Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Tennessee, West Tennessee

Memphis Chapter, Memphis C01-034

Down Syndrome Association of Middle Tennessee C01-199

Easterseals, Tennessee C01-019

Epilepsy Foundation of Tennessee East TN C01-193

High Hopes, Inc. C01-216

JDRF International, Tennessee, East TN Chapter C01-066

JDRF International, Tennessee, Middle TN Chapter C01-004

JDRF International, Tennessee, West TN Chapter C01-067

Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, Tennessee,

Tennessee Chapter, Nashville C01-005

Lupus Foundation of America, Tennessee, Mid-South Chapter C01-006

Make-A-Wish Foundation of Middle Tennessee C01-012

March of Dimes, Tennessee C01-018

Mental Health Association of Middle Tennessee C01-031

Mercy Health Services, Inc. C01-183

Muscular Dystrophy Association, Tennessee,

Atlanta Region, Brentwood C01-020

Muscular Dystrophy Association, Tennessee,

Atlanta Region, Memphis C01-023

National Foundation for Transplants - Tennessee C01-176

National Kidney Foundation, Tennessee, Mid Atlantic, East Tennessee C01-202

National Kidney Foundation, Tennessee, West Tennessee C01-081

National Multiple Sclerosis Society, Tennessee, Mid-South C01-021

Siloam Family Health Center C01-203

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Tennessee

(serving AR, Northern MS, West TN) C01-218

St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, Tennessee (serving Tennessee) C01-149

Susan G. Komen, Tennessee, Central Tennessee, Chattanooga C01-024

Susan G. Komen, Tennessee, Central Tennessee, Nashville C01-152

Susan G. Komen, Tennessee, East Tennessee, Tri Cities C01-083

Susan G. Komen, Tennessee, Memphis Midsouth C01-084

Tennessee Hemophilia & Bleeding Disorders Foundation C01-007

Tennessee Kidney Foundation C01-008

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Community Shares Euclid Avenue, Suite 201 Knoxville, TN 37921 - Knoxville - Nashville

[email protected] CommunitySharesTennessee

EMPOWERING SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL CHANGE

Our Members Impact Advocated for and passed s Katie Beckett Law, which provides TennCare to more children with disabilities and serious medical needs. (TDC)

TVA will clean up 12 million pounds of coal ash polluting Middle Tennessee s rivers after a five year court battle. (TSRA)

Nashville became the first Southern city to include LGBT businesses as a recognized category for government procurement contracts. (Nash. LGBT Foundation)

Tennessee New Majority Fund established to invest in nonprofits working to boost voter participation among communities of color. (TIRCC)

www.communitysharestn.org

Photo by TN Environmental Council

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NAMI-TN, National Alliance on Mental Illness-TN C02-009

Nashville LGBT Chamber Foundation* C02-073

Nashville Peace and Justice Center C02-027

Oak Ridge Environmental Peace Alliance (OREPA) C02-056

Organized Neighbors of Edgehill C02-039

People For Animals C02-005

Planned Parenthood of Tennessee and North Mississippi C02-011

Radio Free Nashville C02-067

SOCM -- Statewide Organizing for Community Empowerment C02-007

Southern Alliance for Clean Energy (SACE) C02-008

Tennesseans for Alternatives to the Death Penalty C02-058

Tennessee Alliance for Progress (TAP) C02-060

Tennessee Citizens for Wilderness

Planning (TCWP) C02-048

Tennessee Coalition to end Domestic and Sexual Violence C02-021

Tennessee Disability Coalition C02-017

Tennessee Environmental Council (TEC) C02-010

Tennessee Health Care Campaign C02-019

Tennessee Immigrant and Refugee Rights Coalition* (TIRRC) C02-065

Tennessee Scenic Rivers Association (TSRA) C02-020

Workers Interfaith Network (WIN) C02-063

COMMUNITY SHARES - #C02-000 Groups with an asterisk * next to their name denote associate members who only receive gifts directly designated to them.

Appalachian Community Fund (ACF) C02-045

Black Children’s Institute of TN (BCI) C02-032

CISV, Smoky Mountain Chapter C02-013

Community Mediation Center C02-061

disABILITY Resource Center (dRC) C02-059

Highlander Research & Education Center* C02-002

Humane Society of the TN Valley C02-035

Ijams Nature Center C02-051

Jubilee Community Arts C02-003

Little River Watershed Association C02-001

Mid-South Peace and Justice Center C02-064

Mid-TN Council of the Blind C02-071

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INDEPENDENT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS

FACES: The National Craniofacial Association

CHIPS (Change Is Possible) mission is to provide shelter and services to victims

Center for the Arts

serving the eight

Second Harvest Food Bank of Northeast Tennessee

a month through our partner agencies and direct service

or call

The American Cancer Society’s mission

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