Native American Indian Association

Disability Rights Tennessee (DRT) is a nonprofit legal services organization based in Nashville, TN, dedicated to protecting the rights of Tennesseans with disabilities. Through direct services and systemic activities, DRT advocates for equality, inclusion, justice, and freedom from harm and discrimination for individuals with disabilities. DRT's work includes addressing dangerous conditions at facilities like Wilder Youth Center, advocating for the rights of Deaf and hard of hearing individuals, and promoting reforms in the juvenile justice system to strengthen families and communities. With a focus on advocacy and legal services, DRT strives to ensure that individuals with disabilities have the freedom to participate in their communities and live without discrimination.Generated from the website

With more than 50 years of combined experience, Backfield in Motion are a team of trained professionals providing a positive atmosphere and environment for Nashville's aspiring young athletes. Backfield s programs include first-and-ten in the academic portion of which, fifth and sixth-grade boys receive tutoring in math and reading by metro schoolteachers. BIM s forth-and-one program helps seventh and eighth graders develop the skills required to become confident leaders. Its VIP program targets its program participants who exhibit a high degree of academic, athletic and leadership potential and exposes them to experiences that will facilitate their future success. It also provides summer programs that include the Extra Point Academy, college summer camp and the summer sports camp. Its athletic programs are provided free of cost and its sports leagues include fall football, winter basketball and spring baseball. It also hosts a legends celebrity weekend. BIM is headquartered in Nashville, Tenn.

The Housing Fund in Nashville, TN, is dedicated to providing resources and leadership to create and preserve affordable housing for low- and moderate-income individuals and families. Established in 1996, the organization has facilitated over $37 million in down payment assistance loans and financed more than $89 million for housing development and rehabilitation projects. With a focus on fostering inclusive, safe, and healthy communities, The Housing Fund has supported over 4,400 first-time homebuyers and leveraged substantial private financing to enhance housing access. The organization collaborates with a variety of partners, including policy makers and financial institutions, to tackle the affordable housing challenges facing Tennessee's rapidly growing areas. Generated from the website