Fall/Winter 2018 Newsletter

The Helen Ross McNabb Center proudly celebrated the ribbon cut-ting of its newest Veterans Housing project on Oct. 29 in Knoxville.

The permanent, supportive housing provides homes for 10 military veterans who were homeless or at risk of becoming homeless.

A crowd of nearly 100 people, including local and state elected officials, gathered to see the ribbon cutting and to hear remarks by City of Knoxville Mayor Madeline Rogero; Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs; Jerry Vagnier, Helen Ross McNabb Center president and CEO; Susan Conway, Helen Ross McNabb Foundation Board chair-elect; Richard Ma-ples, Helen Ross McNabb Center Board chair; Katie Moore, Tennessee Housing Development Agency (THDA) repre-sentative; and Eddie Mannis, founder of HonorAir Knoxville. In addition to the ribbon cutting, the building was dedicated in honor of Charles Burchett, Sr., and the adjoining gardens and walking trail were dedicated in honor of Senior Airman Brandon Alan Hall.

The Center is excited to expand Veterans Housing services to fill a need in the community, and it now has a total of 33 units spe-cifically for veterans. The new 10-unit building, named Middlebrook Gardens, marks the third Veterans Housing complex implemented by the Center in the past three years. It was made possible through the Helen Ross McNabb Foundation with private philanthropy in partnership with the City of Knoxville, Knox County, THDA and Vet-erans Affairs Supportive Housing.

“I am very proud to announce on behalf of our organization and our community that we have created a place for veterans in need to call home,” said Jerry Vagnier, president and CEO. “A place where they can have a fresh start to change their lives.”

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The Helen Ross McNabb Center celebrates Middlebrook Gardens ribbon cutting with part-ners including City of Knoxville, Knox County and THDA.

The Center is governed by a 23-member volunteer board of directors. Board members have the responsibility to create and evaluate policy and organizational goals regarding the Center’s finances and services. Board members are elected to serve a three-year term and may serve two terms consecutively.

Helen Ross McNabb Center president and CEO, Jerry Vagnier, welcomes new board members and newly elected board officers.

2018-2019 Helen Ross McNabb Center Board of Directors elected officers include:Richard Maples, ChairJudge Richard Stair, Chair-ElectRandy Miller, TreasurerClarence Vaughn, SecretaryDebbie Jones, Past-Chair

Newly appointed 2018-2019 Helen Ross McNabb Center board members include:Dr. Rebecca AshfordPresident; Chattanooga State Community College

Wade DaviesPartner; Ritchie, Dillard, Davies & Johnson

George KershawRetired

Andrea WhitePresident; The Stokely Company

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Center and Foundation welcome new board members and officers

The Helen Ross McNabb Foundation is governed by a 29-member volunteer board. Board members are volunteers from all walks of life who give of their time and talent to direct and serve the Foundation. Jerry Vagnier and Houston Smelcer, vice president of development and government relations, welcome new board members and officers to the Foundation Board of Directors.

2018-2019 Helen Ross McNabb Center Board of Directors elected officers include:Greg Gilbert, ChairSusan Conway, Chair-ElectFran Leonard, SecretaryJim Lloyd, TreasurerCarl Van Hoozier, Past-Chair

Newly appointed 2018-2019 Helen Ross McNabb Foundation board members include: Lisa BlakleyCo-owner; Alton Blakley Ford

Wade Ewers President & COO; Ritway

Linda Gay BlancFinancial Advisor; Edward Jones

Ford LittleAttorney; Woolf, McClane, Bright, Allen & Carpenter, PLLC

Rosemary WigingtonCommunity Bank President, Morristown; First Tennessee Bank

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Boards of DirectorsCenter BoardDr. Rebecca Ashford*Ms. Heidi BarcusMs. Nancy CainDr. Amy CatheyMr. Wade DaviesMr. Scott FergusonMr. Charles FinnMr. Mike FishmanMr. Ted FlickingerDr. Joe JohnsonMrs. Debbie Jones Past-ChairMr. Dale KeaslingMr. George KershawMr. Richard Maples ChairMr. Randy Miller TreasurerMr. Joe PetreMr. James SchaadMr. Ross Schram III*Hon. Richard Stair Chair-ElectDr. Karen SowersDr. Mary Kay Sullivan Mr. Clarence Vaughn SecretaryMs. Andrea White

Foundation BoardMrs. Lisa BlakleyMrs. Linda Gay BlancMrs. Leslie BlantonMrs. Jenny BrockMrs. Debbie Brown*Mrs. Susan Conway Chair-ElectMs. Stefanie Crowe*Mr. Wade EwersMr. Greg Gilbert ChairMr. Bob JoyMr. Steve KittsMr. Mark KroegerMr. Jason Lay Ex-OfficioMrs. Fran Leonard SecretaryMr. Ford LittleMr. Jim Lloyd TreasurerMr. Richard MontgomeryMr. David OwnbyMrs. Sylvia PetersMr. Don RogersMr. Keith Sanford*Mr. Mitch StreenrodCol. Joe SutterMr. Jerry Vagnier Ex-OfficioMr. Carl Van Hoozier Past-ChairMr. David WedekindMrs. Rosemary WigingtonMrs. Ashley White

*Hamilton County board members

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CNS staff gathers supplies to serve homeless veteransOn the National Day of Service, Sept. 11, the Helen Ross McNabb Center received a substantial do-nation toward furnishing Middlebrook Gardens from Consolidated Nuclear Security (CNS), which operates Y-12 National Security Com-plex in Oak Ridge, Tenn.

Employees at Y-12 provided housewares and cleaning supplies for the veterans that moved into the Center’s newly opened Veterans Housing.

CNS has a strong history of supporting Vet-eran and Military Services through the Helen Ross McNabb Center. In 2015, CNS’ monetary donation helped open the doors to two multifamily apartment projects to house homeless veterans with mental illnesses. Also, in 2016, a dona-tion by CNS contributed to the Center’s Military Services, which

provides behavioral health services for veterans, active duty mili-tary and their families at no charge. In addition, on the National Day of Service 2017, CNS conducted another donation drive for housewares to furnish the Center’s Veterans Housing.

Veterans Housing Ribbon Cutting continuedAfter the dedications, the ribbon was cut. Then, community part-ners toured the apartment building. The hope and excitement that fills the veterans’ homes was tangible.

The Center is so thankful Middlebrook Gardens provides a safe, therapeutic place for homeless veterans in need, and it is on the same campus as the Military Services Outpatient Center. This provides a unique, innovative combination of services that great-ly increases the housing residents’ ability to receive support.

With its new Veterans Housing at Middlebrook Gardens, the Center will continue to serve those who courageously served our country by providing access to the resources they need to con-tinue healthy, purposeful living.

The adjoining gardens and walking trail were dedicated in honor of Senior Airman Brandon Alan Hall.

The 10-unit building, called Middlebrook Gardens, marks the third Veterans Housing complex implemented by the Center.

The Middlebrook Gardens building was dedicated in honor of Charles Bur-chett, Sr., former Knox County Mayor Tim Burchett’s father.

Y-12 employees delivered the supplies to the Helen Ross McNabb Center’s Military Services building.

“The generosity of the CNS employees will make a significant impact on the veterans living in our housing units,” said Jerry Vagnier, Helen Ross McNabb Center’s president and CEO. “These

donations will really help turn the apartments into homes.”

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Community events raise funds, increase awareness

The Ben Hogan Classic was on par to raise funds for our Military Services.

The Ben Hogan Foundation hosted the Ben Hogan Classic of Tennessee to benefit the Helen Ross McNabb Center and The First Tee on Sept.10 at Cherokee Country Club.

Of the proceeds, $20,000 was donated in support of the Center’s Mili-tary Services Expansion Campaign. The $3 million campaign is expand-ing upon the Center’s current Military Services mental health continu-um of care to add addiction services for active military personnel and veterans experiencing substance use issues.

“This expansion of services will increase military personnel and veterans’ ability to receive the care they need to return to positive living,” said Michael Waltke, senior director of outpatient mental health and recovery services.

Community DayAs part of Mental Illness Awareness Week, on Oct. 5, the Behavioral Health Awareness Coalition of East Tennessee and the Helen Ross McNabb Cen-ter presented Community Day at Market Square in Knoxville.

This annual, free event raises awareness, reduces stigma and provides information regarding mental health resources in our community. Community Day is designed to promote a better understanding of mental illness in our area. Attendees enjoyed live music, food, prizes, face painting and information booths by more than 30 organizations from the Knoxville area.

Approximately one in five adults in the United States experiences mental illness in a given year.

Ben Hogan Classic

Trinity Health Foundation launches embeddedpsychiatry pilot program with Phase II GrantThe Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee awarded $150,000 to the Helen Ross McNabb Center to launch its embedded psychiatry pilot program.

This program is the result of a year-long Trinity Health Phase I Research Grant. In June, Phase I recipients were given a three-month period to further develop their projects. This year, only five large Phase II grants were selected to receive implementation funding.

The Helen Ross McNabb Center’s pilot program addresses challenges faced by individuals experiencing behavioral health issues in our community’s emergency departments. The Center will employ a psychiatric medical provider (MD or APN) and master’s level clinician and embed the positions at East Tennessee Children’s Hospital and the University of Tennessee Medical Center emergency departments to conduct psychiatric assessments, consultation services and safety and discharge planning. The project will provide quality care for individuals presenting to the emergency department in psychiatric crisis with a goal of reducing patient boarding time and diverting from inpatient hospitalization.

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Access to Care Joel W. and Melinda ConnellWade Davies and Bethany HallamBo and Jane Shafer

Adult Outpatient Mental Health ProgramIn memory of Cathy Hayes KaneJames J. and Carolyn AckerFrank M. and Peggy AddicksSteve W. and Ann H. BaileyHenry F. and Sandy Bertelkamp, Jr.Fred H. and Susan BrackneyJames S. and Mary BushRobert R. and Ruth CampbellSara N. CantrellJack and Juliann ChavezCherokee Country ClubMichael and Lynn CrowellJoseph and Jayne DeFioreBobbie DentonThomas S. and Martha DolinakRobert C. and Barbara Eldridge, Jr.Cabell and Mary FinchWilliam H. and Beverly GillStephen and Kathryn HallBill and Ann HicksEdward and Barbara HilliardAnne JohnsonBarbara JohnstonBen and Margaret KenneyHarvey W. and Marilyn LibermanTom and Ellen MorganE. Jay and Joanne MoungerRobert PorterChristopher PorterDonald B. and Nancy PrestonWilliam P. and Carole Reeves IIIPaul and Susan Siler Jr.Richard and Mary Stair, Jr.Nancy StanleySarah StowersJohn W. and Leslie TestermanBryan E. and Brenda TestermanBill and Sharon Thomas, Sr.Lew and Janice WeemsWilliam B. and Ann WeigelJames and Sally Woodward

An Evening of Hope Jefferson Federal Charitable Foundation

Beth Haynes 12 Days of Christmas Online AuctionA Dopo Sourdough PizzaAlcatraz EastBroadway CarpetsCamp LeConteClarence Brown TheatreThe Cleaning Authority Connor ConceptsConservation CooperativeCruze Dairy FarmCulture Hair StudioDreamBikes

Duck DonutsEst8teFox ToyotaGettysvue Polo, Golf and Country ClubAmerican GirlHolly’s Gourmet MarketHollywood Wax Museum Entertainment CenterHuck Finns CatfishIronic Home DecorJacks AvenueJuicebeats PhotographyKnox Rail SalvageKnoxville Jazz OrchestraKnoxville OperaKnoxville Symphony OrchestraKrogerLost SeaMitchells Salon and SpaMtn TraxNASCAR Speed ParkNorthshore Medical GroupOtterBoxPanera BreadPatricia Nash DesignsPickering OrthodonticsEd PlazekPolka Dott PhotograhpyPrestige Cleaners, Inc.Rainwater FarmSalsaKnox Dance CompanySet in Stone SistersShoney’s of KnoxvilleStudio Arts for DancersSweetwater Valley FarmTennessee AthleticsThe Happy EnvelopeThe Park Vista DoubleTreeTown of FarragutJames WaltersWilderness at the SmokiesWonderworksWyndham Hotels & Resorts

In memory of Herman and Nancy GettelfingerE. M. and Rosemary CanadaAmy E. GettelfingerEdward GettelfingerSean and Kristen GettelfingerBarbara F. HillardA Marie KennedyMark D. SettleJames and Georgiana Whitley

Big BBQ BashAndy and Jan AllenBlount Excavating, Inc.David and Teri BrahamsLarry and Beth BrownBurkhalter & Burkhalter Cate-Russell Insurance, IncThomas and Penny CauthenCherokee Millwright, Inc.Denso Manufacturing

Janie FieldsFirst Tennessee BankGEOServices LLCJohn and Linda HagemanJerry and Tammy HooperShon and Lori KnoxRobert and Denia Lash, Jr.Lea Anne LawChris and Fran LeonardMadeline LeonardMerchant & GouldJackie MillsNewell RubbermaidMike and Jill OwensQuality Financial Concepts, Inc.David and Leslie RaderJonathan and Heather ReedDouglas and Stephanie RinckJohnathan and Amanda SitzlarOtto and Kim SlaterSpicer Rudstrom, PLLCFred and Jane TolhurstWatson Family DentistryWest ChevroletKim WoodBeBe SalonDandy LionsNathaniel HeinsohnLambert’s Southern PiesRazberriesRoost HomeTri-Hop BreweryVulcan Materials CompanyWalnut Kitchen

Bob and Molly Joy EndowmentMark and Joanie Scheuer

Bob Kesling and Bert Bertelkamp Golf Tournament Creative Structures, Inc.Denark Construction, Inc.Mollenhour/Gross

CenterPointe ServicesJane L. Pettway Foundation

Children and Youth ServicesIn memory of Randy T. GroomJames and Janice Egly

Chattanooga Access to CareCity of ChattanoogaFirst Tennessee Bank of Hamilton County

Domestic Violence Shelter and Sexual Assault CenterClayton HomesRay and Lucy HandRegal Entertainment GroupRobert and Eleanor Kassem

Embedded PsychiatryTrinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee

Family Crisis CenterJane L. Pettway FoundationMegan AbrahamCato FashionsJunior League of KnoxvilleSheryl KurlandLatrice MorrisLois WingardBrittany Wolfe

In memory of Nell JohnsonLindsay Stone

Gifts of SupportAmazonSmile FoundationCokesbury United Methodist Church UMW Barnhart Crane & RiggingGus’s Franchisor, LLCGus’s Fried ChickenMelanie MillerCarey and Beth PetersProvision BridgeCosta G. and Barbara RegasRichard H. and Helen P. Wilson TrustJ. Gordon and Emily SmithTravelers Community ConnectionsUniversity of Tennessee Campus Chest CommitteeDavid BrichettoCharles Brooks PhotographyProject LinusTaylor Toney

In memory of Audrey Gail BrunerJames and Judy Robertson

In memory of Martha KeithBill and Ann Hicks

In memory of Samuel Carter McCamy IIIMary A. Tucker

In memory of Samuel Gaines MortonAshe’s Wine and SpiritsFred H. and Susan BrackneyCedar Bluff Wine & SpiritsAnne MaynardEllen R. MitchellMargaret NorrisMary RinearsonMeg SierantGeorge L. and Gail SterchiKathryn SterchiMary A. TuckerAnn Warwick

The following gifts were made between July 1 - Sept. 30, 2018

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In memory of Matthew TemplinTommy and Beth FarrowRose Templin

In memory of Joseph RangerMary BeltraminiWilliam and Mary BestMary BradishBarry and Leian BreuningJohn and Jean BreyKenneth and Jennifer ChaseKathryn ChaseElnora CheatumPaul and Joanne ChmielewskiJoan ColmoneEvie CoulterJames and Willa DellingerLisa DiCarloOllie DohertyJoan FredericksRob and Peggy GarwoodRobert and Pamela GrivettiMary HallWilliam and Juanita HawesMaxine KapplerErnie and Judy KwierantRonald and Janeene LemieuxEugene LinderWilliam and Patricia MaasJeffrey and Jeanne McCoyMelvin and Illa PeedKenneth and Barbara PyszkaJohn and Mary Denise RangerDonat and Terry RenaudJohn SadowskiCarol SchmidtEleanor WebbWillliam L. WeberLeslie WeskernaRollie and Jane WickerDon and Mary Lou WiskowDan Zorn

In memory of Barbara G. SampsonBill and Jerry AndersonMichael and Lynn CrowellGene and Becky HartmanMartin & CompanyEugene and Susan PiontekElisabeth Ross

In memory of George SampsonBarbara G. Sampson

Hamblen CountyRecovery HousingThomas and Lindsey BoydJail to WorkSteven and Nancy HenriksonJefferson Federal Charitable FoundationWallace Hardware

Jail to WorkRegency Retirement Center

Knoxville Challenger Tennis Tournament 21st Mortgage CorporationA1 SupplementsAbercrombie Radiological Consultants, Inc.ABJ Custom Powder CoatingAdvanced Appraisal ServicesThomas I. and Vicki AndersonCarlos and Claudia AngelWilliams E. and Barbara Arant, Jr.Rick and Lora ArmfieldThomas M. and Midge AyresWilliam R. and Eleanor BarronBill and Ginger BaxterSam Beall IIGary W. and Julia BentleyHenry F. and Sandy Bertelkamp, Jr.Larry and Mitzi BodieAdam BrownBetty CampbellRobert R. and Ruth CampbellRandy CampbellElizabeth CampbellSteve Carr and Margaret CarrPatrick CarrollBrooks CarterDan and Ellyn CaubleCellular Sales of KnoxvilleJon and Mandy ClarkClayton Family FoundationBill L. and Donna CobbleRichard A. and Hope CohnJoel W. and Melinda ConnellConsolidated Inventory Supply Inc.Susan C. ConwayJudy B. CoxKenneth T. and Jane CreedCrescent Bend Development, LLCTommy and Karen DailGreg D’AmicoGavin and Brooke DillDixie Lee Wines & Liquors, Inc.Dominion Development Group, LLCLila DownsThomas and Janelle DuniganEast Tennessee Cardiovascular ResearchEdfinancial ServicesRita EdleinEgerton, Mcafee, Armstead & Davis, PCENERGY IP, PLLCHoward FassSamuel FeasterJohn and Kathleen FentonNancy FinneganFirst Choice Lending Services, LLCFoundation For The CarolinasFrantz, McConnell and Seymour, LLPGeorge W. Reagan Co, Inc.

Carolyn GibsonMatthew and Ashley GoogeGouffon Moving & Storage CompanyRonald and Mary GravesFrank B. and Anna GrayGreater Knoxville Tennis Association, Inc.Stephen and Kathryn HallTaylor HamiltonRobert and Antonieta HaralsonRobert and Ashley HarkriderWill and Sally HarrisJames and Natalie Haslam IIHilary C. and Andre HavensJohn and Susan HaydekLane S. HaysElizabeth HendersonRay and Linda HoltonHomeTrust BankJohn and Debbie HoskinsKirk and Joanne HuddlestonJacki S. and Richard ImbreyGrace JansenRichard D. JansenRichard E. JohnsonKarns Vision CenterRobert and Eleanor KassemJim and Karen KelleyGreg and Melissa KirbyKramer Rayson LLPStephen and Nancy LandChristy and Randall L. LangeRon LawsonLBMCNorm and Jennifer LeaSherri P. LeeRichard LillieLee and Carla MartinSandra T. and A. MartinCheryl S. MassingaleJames and Heather MazeSteve McGrewJohn P. MillsHaresh K. MiraniDon MorrisWilliam and Geri Muse, Jr.MyNextSuite, LLCTerryann NelsonOberman & RiceJ. Robert and Margaret PagePatriot Investment ManagementCraig PetersPickering OrthodonticsPinnacle Financial PartnersPitts & Lake, P.C.Prompt Physical Therapy, Inc.William P. and Carole Reeves IIIRegal FoundationGary RiserRitway, Inc.Tim SaltuklarogluTaite and Jule C. SealsJames L. and Brenda SealsPaul and Claire Serrell, MDJane Shapiro RowSurendra and Seema Sharma

John and Christina SheringhamWilliam SmeadJames F. Smith, Jr.Stowers Machinery CorporationJeffrey L. and Carol StrattonCyrus and Julia TaftTarpy, Cox, Fleischman, and LevielleMichael and Dena TeagueSusan H. ThompsonCathy ThompsonTIS Insurance Services, Inc.Trane CompanyTrustFirstJoe Ben and Robin TurnerTwin City NissanVulcan Materials CompanyGary and Sandy WadeCharles and Nancy Wagner IIIW. Bedford WatersWatson, Roach, Batson, Rowell & Lauderback, PLCLew and Janice WeemsTim C. and Deidre WelchWilliam K. and Susan West IIIRebecca L. and James WhickerBrad and Ashley WhiteJanice WhiteheadTim and Debbie WilliamsTerry WilliamsEric WilliamsonSamuel and Tara WinterbothamEric and Elaine ZeanahBill J. and Genetta PughTed Flickinger and Julie Howard

Lighthouse Peer Support CenterArts Build Chattanooga

Martha Anne Withers Friendship House FundHumana, Inc.

Military ServicesBen Hogan Foundation

Mineral Springs Capital CampaignMartin & CompanyTed Flickinger and Julie HowardCity of KnoxvilleThomas and Cynthia IngramKnox County GovernmentR. K. PurnellDavid and Toni SwannerTim and Traci TophamJoel and Melinda ConnellMark and Elizabeth IvensRichard and Joni MaplesJ. Robert and Margaret Page

In honor of Joe and Melinda ConnellJoseph E. and Pat Johnson

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New Hope Recovery CenterBrown Trucking CompanyRichard and Peggy Tippens

In honor of Trey LovelaceDonald Lovelace

Russell Biven SummerClayfest Tournament Axis Fabrication & Machine Co.BarberMcMurry ArchitectsGary and Julia BentleySteve and Mary Ellen BrewingtonClaiborne Hauling ContractorsCMH Services, Inc.Conversion Properties, Inc.Dow Chemical CompanyJames W. EatonFaulkner PropertiesAndy HampsonHickory Construction, Inc.Howard JarvisLucas and Laura JohnsonJoseph Construction CompanyKitchen Sales, Inc.Kramer Rayson LLPLafollette Mine SupplyLighting TrendsRandy and Diane MillerStephen C. Moss IIRonald and Penny MurphreeNorthwestern MutualPower Equipment CompanyNelson and Natalie PrattProffitt & Goodson, Inc.William RainesCowan Rodgers IVWilliam K. SalmonsShafer Insurance Agency, Inc.

ShoffnerKalthoff MESMichael and Kimberly SimpsonBill StoessTexas Avenue PropertiesThe Christman CompanyAndrew and Deonna VenableVisionary HorizonsVulcan Materials CompanyLonnie B. West IIIWinston PartnershipWoolf McClane Bright Allen & Carpenter PLLCAcademy Sports + OutdoorsAll Occasions Party RentalsAvalonGary W. and Julia BentleyBeverage Control, Inc.Blount ParnershipBreazeale Clinic for Plastic SurgeryChilhowee Sportsman’s ClubDead End BBQEast Tennessee PortablesEnterprise Truck RentalFleet TireFoster’s Fine JewelryBen GoodsonAndy HampsonBo HarrisHolston Hills Country ClubKnoxville News SentinelChris and Fran LeonardErica MeredithMooyahPatricia Nash DesignsPepsi Cola CompanyPilot Flying JRadio Systems Corporation PetsafeDeWayne and Angela Raines

SIA FirearmsTyler SlackBill SmithSmoky Mountain Knife WorksDan and Nancy ThompsonUncle Lem’s Mountain OutfittersVulcan Materials CompanyWBIR-TVWilly’s Butcher Shop

Scenic City Sporting Clays TournamentElectric Power Board of Chattanooga

Sevier County Capital CampaignInternational House of Pancakes RestaurantSevier County Government

In memory of Audrey Gail BrunerJennifer Goforth

In honor of Shelby GravesJimmy and Debbie Jones

In honor of Jerry VagnierJimmy and Debbie Jones

Spirit Award Dinner Honoring Sharon Miller Pryse Joe and Melinda ConnellIT 4 The Planet, LLCLawler Wood Housing, LLCDavid and Sandra MartinPugh & Company, P.C.

Ritchie, Dillard, Davies & Johnson, P.C.Stowers Machinery CorporationUniversity of Tennessee Medical CenterWoolf McClane Bright Allen & Carpenter PLLC

In honor of Sharon Miller PryseKenneth T. and Jane Creed

Therapeutic PreschoolRay and Lucy HandSylvia and Jan PetersRegal Entertainment GroupW. Scott and Donna TrimbleRobert and Eleanor Kassem

Therapeutic Preschool Campaign ChattanoogaThomas and Elizabeth McCallie IIIUnum

Veterans HousingAtlantic Capital BankAndy and Brenda BlackJefferson CrossShulz Brau BrewingZion Hill Baptist ChurchRead Window Products, Inc.Joseph and Mary Sullivan III

Veterans Services Robert Lee Weiss FoundationMitch and Debby Steenrod

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