Jesse Gambill Family Charitable Trust

Woodland Community Land Trust, incorporated in 1977, focuses on restoring landholding livelihoods and promoting economic self-sufficiency in Appalachia. With 450 acres dedicated to 15 homes, a guest house, and a fruit orchard, they play a vital role in fostering sustainable community development in the region. As a Grow Appalachia site, Woodland CLT is committed to empowering local residents and preserving the environment. The organization also collaborates with partners such as the Woodland Community Development Corporation and the Clearfork Community Institute to further enhance its impact. Generated from the website

Founded in 1988, Project GRAD Knoxville is a collaborative partnership between Knox County Schools and the private sector to help improve the academic performance and future options of more than 121,900 children in Knoxville schools. It also operates in Akron, Alaska, Atlanta, Brownsville, Cincinnati, Lorain, Los Angeles, Newark, and Long Island. The project s mathematics program is a teaching system that promotes a balance between the student s understanding of mathematical concepts and computational fluency in kindergarten through grade eight. The program also includes the knowledge of algebra. Additionally, it conducts surveys on various issues and operates a classroom management program. It also offers social services and provides scholarships to students.