What We Do
We focus on nonprofits serving the largest needs within causes including human trafficking, intellectual and developmental disabilities, mental health, women’s health, and more. Our giving framework values direct service and leadership of the utmost importance.
Why We Do It
We believe in supporting the community that builds futures.
And doing that in the most simple way possible.
Nonprofit Review Consideration:
Mission and Vision
Operating Budget Size ($500,000 - $3,000,000)
Executive Director (Tenure and Impact)
Overall Organizational Impact
Our Kids Center
Our Kids Center is a nonprofit clinic based in Nashville, TN, dedicated to providing compassionate, expert medical evaluations and crisis-counseling for children and families facing concerns of child sexual abuse. Its clinical staff are on-call 24/7 and serve children across 47 Middle Tennessee counties, offering help, hope, and healing at no cost to families. In addition to its main site in Nashville, it operates multiple satellite clinics, making specialized care accessible to children and families in various communities.
Music For Seniors
Music for Seniors is a nonprofit based in Nashville, TN, that connects local musicians with older adults through live and interactive music programs, from concerts and instrumental classes to intergenerational sessions, designed to engage, entertain, and uplift seniors across Middle and East Tennessee.
Their offerings include free daytime concerts, outreach in care and senior living settings, hands-on learning labs, and intergenerational music projects that enrich lives and reduce isolation. Each year the organization reaches tens of thousands of older adults, nearly 53,000 in 2024–25, delivering hundreds of live-music events and bringing joy, social connection, and emotional wellness to seniors.
Old School Farm brings together compassion, community, and sustainable agriculture to create real impact. By offering meaningful work opportunities for adults with disabilities, growing fresh, organic produce for food-insecure households, and opening their grounds for education, workshops, and the arts, they foster inclusion, resilience, and a deeper sense of community across Nashville.
Old School Farm
Our Kids
Our Kids is a Nashville nonprofit that provides expert medical evaluations and crisis counseling in response to concerns of child sexual abuse. Our Kids is dedicated to increasing community awareness of child sexual abuse, conducting research and offering education and training about the issue.
The Arc of Davidson County
The Arc Davidson County & Greater Nashville is a family based organization that promotes, protects and advocates for the right of people with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities to live self-determined, meaningful lives in inclusive communities.
The Arc Davidson County & Greater Nashville envisions communities in which people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are accorded the respect, dignity, equality, safety and security to which all members of society are entitled, have the opportunity to actively participate in all aspects of society, and have access to the supports and resources they need in order to make and act on decisions about their own lives.
The Nashville Food Project
The Nashville Food Project was born from the idea that ALL people should have access to the food they want and need. We know that one in seven people in Nashville lacks access to enough food to sustain a healthy lifestyle. But we also know that more than 40% of all the food in our city goes to waste. Solutions to hunger take much more than simple handouts. Poverty, unemployment, low wages and escalating housing costs all contribute to the challenges that the most vulnerable residents of our city face.
The Arc of Davidson County
The Arc Davidson County & Greater Nashville is a family based organization that promotes, protects and advocates for the right of people with Intellectual/Developmental Disabilities to live self-determined, meaningful lives in inclusive communities.
The Arc Davidson County & Greater Nashville envisions communities in which people with intellectual and developmental disabilities are accorded the respect, dignity, equality, safety and security to which all members of society are entitled, have the opportunity to actively participate in all aspects of society, and have access to the supports and resources they need in order to make and act on decisions about their own lives.
