Congratulations!

2023 Grant Recipients

  • Able Youth
  • Alzheimer’s Association
  • Arrington Fire and Rescue
  • Backlight Productions
  • Barefoot Republic
  • Big Table
  • Boys and Girls Club of Middle Tennessee
  • Bridges Domestic Violence Center
  • Brightstone
  • Bubba Stevens Foundation (Children’s Christmas toys)
  • Building Lives Foundation
  • Center for Living and Learning
  • Crime Stoppers
  • Davis House (Williamson County Child Advocacy Center)
  • Daystar Counseling Ministries
  • Door Step Project
  • Dui Court of Franklin
  • Education Equal Opportunity Group
  • Ellie Gs Playground
  • EntryWay formerly Shutters to Shelters
  • Franklin Band
  • Franktown Open Hearts
  • Freedom Reigns Ranch
  • Gentry’s Education Center at the Store Front
  • Graceworks
  • Habitat for Humanity Williamson-Maury
  • Hard Bargain
  • Harpeth Scholastic Shooting Sports Foundation
  • Healing House
  • High Hopes 5000/25000
  • High Hopes Crisis Prevention Curriculum
  • Hope Clinic for Women
  • Interfaith Dental
  • Jane Stern Dorado Community Library
  • Johnson Elementary MAC
  • Mechanics on a Missions
  • Mercy Community Healthcare
  • Miracle Workers Foundation
  • New Hope Fund (Africa)
  • Next Door Addiction Treatment for Women
  • Oak Cottage for Women
  • One Gen Away
  • Operation BBQ Relief
  • Operation Santa Williamson County
  • Path United
  • Rescue 1
  • Sister Cities
  • The Arc
  • The Refuge Center
  • Tucker’s House
  • UT Martin Rodeo
  • Waves Inc
  • Williamson County 4-H
  • Williamson County CASA
  • Williamson County Homeless Alliance
  • Williamson Medical Center Foundation

Scholarships – 4 college scholarships

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THURSDAY is “Tough Enough to Wear Pink” Night!

Together we are fighting breast cancer and raising money to help find a cure. Wear your pink to show support for those fighting the fight and those who have conquered it.

Tough Enough to Wear Pink  was created by entrepreneur and breast cancer survivor Terry Wheatley to bring the sport of professional rodeo and the western community together to rally against breast cancer. Since its inception in 2004, TETWP has empowered rodeos and western events in the U.S. and Canada to focus attention on the need for a cure. To date, the campaign has raised $5 million dollars for breast cancer charities, much of which stays right in the community.  The grassroots movement has inspired other sports communities to mount their own TETWP campaigns, spreading a message of hope and support that reaches beyond the rodeo arena to competitors, families and fans across America.