CFMT Lillian Ashley Fund

Overview

Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee

For over 30 years, Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee (CFMT) has been driving meaningful, positive change in our community.

We do this by bringing together those who want to help and those who need help. Through the power of collective philanthropy, our goal is to amplify donor intent while remaining flexible enough to ensure that resources are directed to where they can do the greatest good.

We know the greater Nashville area. We understand its neighborhoods, its most pressing challenges, its unsung nonprofit heroes, and its emerging partnerships with the greatest potential. As our region continues to rapidly change, that knowledge gives us a unique vantage point to bring people and places together to do what none of us can do on our own—build a more thriving and inclusive community.

Mission: Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee strives to build a more thriving and inclusive community — today and for generations to come — by transforming thoughtful generosity into positive change.

Lillian Ashley Fund

Lillian Ashley, a Manchester, Tennessee native, lived a wonderful life filled with extensive travel, but Lillian always wanted to give back to the community she loved. She created this endowment to benefit the children, animals, and the environment and conservation efforts of Coffee County.

Funding Goals

* Support for the wellbeing of children and youth
* Provide for the care and welfare of animals, and
* Support environment and conservation efforts

Nonprofits may request grants up to a maximum of $20,000. Funding must be used to implement and/or expand a specific set of program-related activities aimed at achieving specific goals and milestones.

Eligibility

_You can learn more about this opportunity by visiting the funder's website._

* Organizations located in Coffee County are welcome to apply for consideration for funding from the Lillian Ashley Fund for Coffee County.
* Organizations must be 501(c)(3) public charities with an updated GivingMatters.com profile or may be entities of government (i.e., libraries, departments, etc.). Government entities are exempt from the requirement.