National Banana Pudding Festival

The Nashville Dolphins is a non-profit organization in Nashville, TN that provides adaptive aquatic lessons and swim team programming for children and adults with special needs. With over 330 participants, their mission is to improve the health and quality of life for individuals with special needs while combating the high statistic of drowning deaths. They offer a range of programs, from water safety and survival to competitive swimming, all provided at no cost to the participants. Founded in 2003 by Beth Scruggs, a native Nashvillian and former Aquatics Director for Special Olympics Tennessee, the Nashville Dolphins have steadily grown over the years. They continue to expand their offerings and meet the diverse needs of their participants and families, with the goal of enhancing their daily lives within a safe and supportive community environment. With a dedicated team of leaders and volunteers, the Nashville Dolphins strive to make swimming a lifelong sport accessible to all.Generated from the website

Nashville International Center for Empowerment (NICE) is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping refugees and immigrants in Nashville, TN achieve their full potential. Through their programs and services, NICE supports newcomers as they navigate a new language and culture, providing them with the tools and resources needed to thrive in their new community. Since 2005, NICE has served over 37,500 individuals in Middle Tennessee, welcoming refugees through the U.S. State Department's Refugee Admissions Program. They also offer co-sponsorship opportunities for community groups to partner with refugee families, as well as critical support services for Ukrainian refugees arriving in the area. NICE's mission is to ensure that refugees and immigrants can build a peaceful and prosperous life for themselves and future generations.Generated from the website

The South Central Human Resource Agency (SCHRA) is dedicated to providing low-income individuals and communities with access to educational, economic, nutritional, and social services. Through partnerships with local, state, and federal resources, the agency promotes self-reliance and aims to uplift those in need within the region. SCHRA offers a variety of programs, including energy assistance, senior nutrition, employment services, and support for veterans. Their commitment to community service is exemplified by initiatives like the Foster Grandparents Program and Head Start, all designed to foster growth and improve quality of life for residents across multiple counties. Generated from the website