Deadline to Register for YLC’s Collective Impact Luncheon is August 22 at 11:30 p.m.
Thanks to our friends at YP Nashville for sharing the upcoming YLC Impact Luncheon presented by PNC Bank. The deadline to register for this event is tonight (August 22 by 11:30 p.m.) so it’s not too late to make your reservation! Whether you work for a nonprofit, serve on the board of a nonprofit, or […]
Photos from Diane Hayes’ Farewell Reception Published in 8-22-19 Issue of Green Hills News/Nashville Today
GCA Publishing (aka Green Hills News, Nashville Today, et al.) published photos from Diane L Hayes’ farewell reception in the August 22 issue, now on newsstands at area libraries and retailers or online on page 16.
Youth Encouragement Services Looking for After-School Mentors
Youth Encouragement Services (Y.E.S.) enriches the lives of Nashville’s inner-city youth by providing them with a safe place to go where they can engage in social, educational, recreational and spiritual development. Each day, nearly 150 youth (Grades K-12) attend the Y.E.S. after-school programs, which maximize the out-of-school learning that is crucial to bridge the learning […]
Nashville Peacemakers Looking for Volunteer Committee Members for Fundraiser
In Nashville’s low-income neighborhoods, violence is an everyday fact of life. Gangs recruit the young, stealing their childhood and, often, their life—creating a public health issue for all Nashvillians. Homicide is today the No. 1 cause of death among African-American boys ages 10-24. Nashville Peacemakers was founded by North Nashville resident Clemmie Greenlee after losing […]
Charlane Oliver of Class 59 Quoted in Tennessean Article on Low Voter Turnout of Millennials in Mayoral Election
Today’s issue of The Tennessean featured an article by opinion columnist LeBron Hill noting that voters under 35 made up only 9% of early voting for the most recent Nashville mayoral election. To find out what may be keeping more millennials ages 23-38 from voting locally, Hill talked with Charlane Oliver (Class 59), founder of […]
Harry Allen of Class 62 Is This Week’s Featured “Boss” in NBJ
Harry Allen (Class 62) is the featured “Boss” in this week’s Nashville Business Journal. Harry, co-founder and chief relationship manager at Studio Bank, is a Nashville native and one of the business community’s most recognizable young leaders, especially for his philanthropic efforts. In addition to being president of the Rotary Club of Nashville, he’s an […]
“Outside the Corner Office” Panel Discussion Hosted by Massey College of Business Alumni Board on 8/28/19
The Alumni Board of the Jack C. Massey College of Business is hosting a Panelist Q&A Discussion with some of Nashville’s top business leaders to learn how to leverage your professional skills and make a difference in our community. Panelists include Angie Adams, CEO & President of PENCIL; Agenia Clark, CEO & President of Girl […]
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation Looking for Development Director for Nashville Office
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, the world’s leader in the search for a cure for cystic fibrosis, and one of the most innovative and successful organizations of its kind, is seeking a Development Director for the Nashville chapter office. In this position, you’ll develop fundraising plans and budgets; launch new events, campaigns, initiative and/or programs; engage […]
How Is Collective Impact A Collaborative Approach to Creating Change? Find Out on 8/28 at YLC Impact Lunch
Come hear why “collective impact” has become such an important strategy for any organization trying to solve complex problems in our community, including nonprofits, businesses, government, and philanthropy at the 2019 YLC Impact Luncheon presented by PNC Bank. “Collective Impact: A Collaborative Approach to Creating Change” takes place on Wednesday, August 28 from 11:30am – […]
YLC Shows Its Appreciation For 32 Local Nonprofits and 7 Corporate Sponsors on 8/1/19
YLC hosted its annual appreciation luncheon on 8/1/19 for close to 70 nonprofit leaders and corporate sponsors at Belmont University’s Frist Lecture Hall. Sponsored by long-time supporter Bank of America, the luncheon served as an opportunity to thank those organizations that have had YLC class graduates serve one-year terms on their boards as interns and […]