Tornado Relief
Thanks to collaboration with the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, 
we have been able to support local survivors of the March 3 tornado with immediate
financial assistance for critical needs like housing, transportation, groceries, medical
needs, repairs, child care and other basic necessities. In total, we have assisted 191
families over the last several weeks. We are thankful to have been able to play a small
role in the tremendous outpouring of community support.
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Donations
We are grateful to the many organizations and individuals who have donated supplies, food and shown such wonderful support for local healthcare workers.
Life Church, Putnam County RAM Host Group, Crazy Quilters Club of Cookeville, Cheryl Moore, The Biz Foundry, Janet Coonce and many other individuals and group have recently donated masks.
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Thank you Jack Daniels Distillery for a recent donation of hand sanitizer.
Also a huge thank you to Arbys, Starbucks, Chicken Salad Chick and all the other wonderful restaurants and businesses who have donated food for healthcare workers at Cookeville Regional Medical Center.
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Summer Schedule for Programs and Events
The health of our community is our greatest concern, so we are being cautious as we consider events and activities scheduled for the summer months. Below is a list of tentative event dates. Updates on these events will be sent out in the coming weeks.
Rescheduled – The Pink Gala is now scheduled for Friday, July 24.
The Anne Cameron Tournament is scheduled for June 20.
The Summer Splash 5k is scheduled for June 27.
The CRMC Golf Classic is scheduled for August 20 and 21.
The donated medical equipment program should resume June 1.
Carmen’s Fund CPR classes should resume June 1.
The date has not been finalized for the 2020 Remote Area Medical Clinic.
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Charitable Care Continues
We are truly grateful to Foundation donors and volunteers.
Even in the midst of crisis and uncertainty, partners and friends continue to support charitable aid for those in our community suffering with disease, sickness and injury.
Together we are caring for many of the most vulnerable in our community. Thank you for showing compassion to Upper Cumberland residents through your support of Foundation programs and services.
Our Foundation is compassionate care.
Your gift helps us heal.
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