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2011 Grants
$2,318,718 Given in Middle Tennessee
Dan and Margaret Maddox Charitable Fund Awards $2,318,718 in Grant Funds in Middle Tennessee
NASHVILLE – Oct. 25, 2011 – The Dan and Margaret Maddox Charitable Fund today announced it awarded $2,318,718 in grants to 65 Middle Tennessee nonprofit organizations. The focus of the grants is to make a positive impact in the lives of young people and to promote the conservation of wildlife resources.
“Dan and Margaret Maddox have left a legacy in Middle Tennessee. Consistent with their passions, we have made grants to programs focused on education, services for young people with economic need and wildlife habitat conservation for the enjoyment of hunting and fishing,” said Robert Brandt, Chairman of the Board of Directors. Today’s awards bring the total grants awarded to nonprofit organizations serving those areas to more than $6.5 million since 2008.
According to Tom Curtis, Chairman of the Grant Committee, the Charitable Fund received over 100 applications for funding. “The committee received many strong proposals this year. We worked to be faithful to Dan and Margaret’s original charitable intent. Their generosity makes these gifts possible at a time when nonprofit organizations need them most,” said Curtis.
The 2011 grants were awarded to the following nonprofit organizations:
AGAPE
American Cancer Society
Arc of Davidson County (The)
Assistance League of Nashville
Bass-N-Buddies
Belmont University
Bethlehem Centers of Nashville
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee
Book Em
Books from Birth Middle Tennessee
Boys & Girls Club of Rutherford County
Bridge Program
Bridges
Cannon County Youth DREAM
CASA, Inc. (Davidson)
CASA Works, Inc.
Catholic Charities of Tennessee, Inc.
Center for Health Services
Community Resource Center
Cumberland River Compact
Discovery Center
Ducks Unlimited
East Nashville Hope Exchange
Fannie Battle Day Home for Children
Fentress County Children's Center
FiftyForward
First Steps
Gallatin Child Care Center
Gallatin Shalom Zone
Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee
Grace M. Eaton Childcare
Hands on Nashville
Homework Hotline
IKE Services
In Full Motion
Junior Achievement
King's Daughters Child Development Center
Land Trust for Tennessee
Lewis County Historical Society
Martha O'Bryan Center
Men of Valor
Middle Tennessee Council, Boy Scouts of America
Monroe Harding
Nashville Conflict Resolution Center
Nashville International Center for Empowerment
Nashville Zoo
Oasis Center
PENCIL Foundation
Preston Taylor Ministries
Renewal House
Rocketown of Middle Tennessee
Rutherford Books From Birth, Inc.
Safe Haven Family Shelter
Salama Urban Ministries
Second Harvest
STARS
Tennessee Environmental Council
Tennessee Parks and Greenways Foundation
Tennessee Wildlife Federation
Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation
Wayne Reed Christian Childcare Center
You Have the Power
Young Men's Christian Association of Middle Tennessee (YMCA)
Youth Life Learning Centers
Youth Villages
About the Dan and Margaret Maddox Charitable Fund
Dan and Margaret Maddox were key community leaders until their tragic deaths in a boating accident in 1998. The foundation, established in 1968, facilitated their philanthropic vision. In 2008, the court appointed a diverse Board of Directors committed to fulfilling the charitable dreams of Dan and Margaret Maddox.
The Maddox Charitable Fund can be reached at P.O. Box 58493, Nashville, TN 37205 or at 615-385-1006. Or visit our Web site at www. maddoxcharitablefund.org.
2010 Grants
$2,490,838 Given in Middle Tennessee
The Dan and Margaret Maddox Charitable Fund announces $2,490,837 in grants to Middle Tennessee Nonprofit Organizations
The Dan and Margaret Maddox Charitable Fund announced it awarded $2,490,837 in grants to 60 Middle Tennessee nonprofits. The focus of the grants is to make a positive impact in the lives of young people and promote the conservation of wildlife resources.
"Dan and Margaret Maddox had a passion for education, services for young people with economic need and wildlife habitat conservation for the enjoyment of hunting and fishing," said Art Rebrovick, Chairman of the Board of Directors. "The Charitable Fund is focused on realizing their philanthropic dreams. Today’s awards bring the total grants awarded to nonprofits serving those areas to more than $4.1 million since 2008."According to Cynthia Croom, Chairwoman of the Grant Committee, the Charitable Fund received 100 applications for funding. "The committee worked to fund strong programs in the areas Dan and Margaret Maddox supported during their lifetimes," said Croom.The 2010 grants were awarded to the following nonprofit organizations:-
American Cancer Society

- Bass-N-Buddies
- Belmont University
- Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee
- Book Em
- Books from Birth Middle Tennessee
- Boy's and Girl's Club of Rutherford County
- Bridge Program
- Cannon County Youth DREAM
- CASA Inc. (Davidson)
- CASA, Inc. (Sumner)
- Center for Family Development
- Delta Waterfowl Foundation--Nashville Chapter
- Discovery Center (Murfreesboro)
- East Nashville Hope Exchange
- Fannie Battle Day Home for Children
- Fentress County Children's Center
- FiftyForward
- First Steps
- Franktown Open Hearts
- Friends of Radnor Lake
- Gallatin Child Care Center
- Gallatin Shalom Zone
- Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee
- Hands on Nashville
- Homework Hotline
- Hull-York Lakeland Resource Conservation and Development (HYL RCD)
- IKE Services
- In Full Motion
- Junior Achievement
- King's Daughters Child Development Center
- Land Trust For Tennessee
- Lewis County Historical Society
- Martha O'Bryan Center
- Middle Tennessee Council, Boy Scouts of America
- Monroe Harding
- Montgomery Bell Academy
- Nashville Conflict Resolution Center
- Nashville International Center for Empowerment
- Nashville Zoo
- Nature Conservancy, Tennessee Chapter
- Oasis Center
- Pencil
- Preston Taylor Ministries
- Rocket Town
- Safe Haven Family Shelter
- Salama
- Salvation Army Nashville Area Command
- Second Harvest
- St. Lukes
- Tennessee Wildlife Federation
- Tennessee Wildlife Resources Foundation
- United Way of Metropolitan Nashville
- University of Tennessee
- Wayne Reed Child Care Center
- Wilson County Business and Education Coalition (Books from Birth)
- You Have the Power
- Young Men's Christian Association of Middle Tennessee
- Youth Life Learning Centers
- Youth Villages
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American Cancer Society