LEBANON, Tenn. — The Nashville chapter of Speedway Children’s Charities proudly distributed over $80,000 in grants Thursday to six Middle Tennessee nonprofit organizations dedicated to improving the lives of children.
Funds were raised through a variety of events, including community golf tournaments, live auctions, charity track rides and more. These efforts underscore Speedway Children’s Charities commitment to fostering a community where every child has the opportunity to thrive.
“At Nashville Superspeedway, we are incredibly fortunate to witness the unwavering generosity of our fans, partners and community members who support Speedway Children’s Charities,” said Greci. “Their commitment enables us to meaningfully support to organizations that are doing life-changing work for children in Middle Tennessee. We’re honored to play a small part in their efforts to transform lives and we look forward to continuing this mission of giving back to the community that has embraced us so warmly.”
The grant recipients and their impactful programs include:
Both Hands (Brentwood, Tenn.)
Both Hands assists adoptive families with the financial and logistical challenges of adoption while providing critical home repairs for widows in need. This dual-impact approach brings volunteers together to foster love and community, helping to place children in stable homes while improving the lives of widows.
Community Resource Center (Nashville, Tenn.)
This local program addresses hygiene insecurity in Middle Tennessee by distributing essential hygiene products to over 400 nonprofits and schools across seven counties. The initiative aims to improve health, dignity and quality of life for families in need while reducing barriers to success.
Jonathan’s Path (Franklin, Tenn.)
This program provides immediate support to foster youth in Middle Tennessee, offering essential resources like food, clothing and shelter. The program helps ensure stability and promotes independent living, setting the foundation for brighter futures.
Manna Café Ministries (Clarksville, Tenn.)
This program provides children from low-income and homeless families with essentials such as food, clothing, housing support and health services. Their holistic approach aims to reduce economic insecurity and improve children’s health and wellness.
Empower Me (Lebanon, Tenn.)
Empower Me enhances the lives of individuals with disabilities through therapeutic, recreational and educational activities. The organization is breaking ground on a 10,000-square-foot facility in 2024, which will double its capacity by 2025, providing opportunities for growth and social inclusion.
Sleep in Heavenly Peace (Nashville Chapter)
Sleep in Heavenly Peace ensures that no child sleeps on the floor by providing fully furnished beds to children ages 3-17. The Nashville chapter will continue its mission to improve the well-being and dignity of local children.
For more information about Nashville Superspeedway and Speedway Children’s Charities, please visit NashvilleSuperspeedway.com and SpeedwayCharities.org.
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