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Project Transformation is a national organization dedicated to transforming communities by fostering purposeful relationships among children, college-age young adults, and churches. With affiliated chapters across the United States, including locations in Nashville, Tennessee, and other cities, the organization engages young adults in ministry and service, impacting over 1,200 children and youth each year. Through its initiatives, the organization boasts impressive statistics, with 97% of participating children maintaining or improving their reading levels during the summer and 92% of alumni reporting enhanced preparedness for leadership roles. Project Transformation is committed to nurturing the next generation of leaders and serving under-resourced communities through its summer programs and ongoing partnerships. Generated from the website

The General Board of Higher Education and Ministry is an agency of The United Methodist Church. It supports the church s educational mission through more than 120 schools, colleges, universities, seminaries, campus ministers and over 66 annual conference boards of higher education. Its programs include training, consultation, research and publications for all of its constituencies. Additionally, the agency provides systems of accountability that support all forms of ministry. Located in Nashville, Tenn., the agency is organized into two program divisions. Its education division provides scholarship and loan programs through offerings, wills, annuities and other designated gifts. It also offers information to church-related schools and universities in matters of public policy and higher education.

Rohr Chabad House at Vanderbilt University is a vibrant and welcoming community that provides a home away from home for Jewish students. With a focus on family, Judaism, and discovery, Chabad offers a place for students to connect with fellow Jewish peers, receive guidance and mentorship, and explore the joy, relevance, and spirituality of their heritage. Led by Rabbi Shlomo and Nechama Rothstein, Chabad at Vanderbilt fosters a sense of belonging and offers various programs, events, and courses that cater to the needs and interests of the students. Through their dedication and passion, Chabad creates an inclusive and supportive environment where students can deepen their connection to Judaism and find a sense of community during their time at Vanderbilt University.Generated from the website