Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee would like to congratulate this year’s 2016 Phase I Small and Large Grant Recipients! This year 22 organizations were selected totaling over $227,000 in Phase I grant awards. Visit the Grantees section to learn more about this year’s winners.
Trinity is excited to share that one of our 2015 Phase II winners, A 1 Learning Connections, was featured on WATE Channel 6 6:00 PM news yesterday (March 7, 2016) in the first of three series highlighting their Phase II project, The S.M.A.R.T. Institute. The S.M.A.R.T. Institute is an after-school program currently offered to middle and high school students at…
Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee hosted the 2015 Silver Lamp Awards dinner on Thursday, January 28, 2016, at The Foundry. This event honored the 28 healthcare professionals who received a Silver Lamp Award for continuing education during the 2015 calendar year. In addition, two individuals were selected for their outstanding leadership and dedication by staff at each of the…
On Thursday, October 29th, the Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee awarded over $900,000 in grants to eleven nonprofit organizations due to a year-long effort to encourage projects related to its mission of improving the physical, emotional, and spiritual health of East Tennessee. This brings the total Trinity grants in our community this year to over $1.1 million. New this year,…
Helen Ross McNabb Center’s Telemedicine project, a 2014 Phase II Winner, was featured on WATE Channel 6 Covering Your Health. Click the link below to watch the Covering Your Health clip to see how the Helen Ross McNabb Center is using telepsychiatry for its patients in the rural East Tennessee areas. Helen Ross McNabb Channel 6 Covering Your Health Check…
We want to congratulate this year’s Phase I Small and Large Grant Recipients! Please visit the Grantees page for more information about this year’s winners.
Dr. Terry L. Adams has generously given two gifts totaling over $60,000 to the West High School Foundation (WHSF) to support student academics and the Lady Rebels athletic program. These funds were transferred to the West High School Foundation at a meeting with Dr. Adams, Carney Ivey, WHSF President, and David Eldridge, WHSF President-elect, on March 16 at the Trinity…
Trinity is pleased to announce the addition of three new board members for 2015. They are Daryl W. Arnold, John C. Ross, and Ragan D. Schriver. Daryl is the Senior Pastor at Overcoming Believers Church. John is Dean of St. John’s Episcopal Cathedral, and Father Ragan is Assistant Professor of Practice at the University of Tennessee, Knoxville College of Social…
Trinity Health Foundation hosted a community health roundtable on October 29, 2014, at The Foundry, in addition to recognizing its 2014 Phase II Grant recipients. Over 100 participants attended, with representation from several organizations throughout the area. Trinity has completed its second grant cycle. Topics for these grants were selected after hearing the most significant areas of need at our…
On Wednesday, October 29th, the Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee awarded over $700,000 in grants to five nonprofit organizations as a result of a year-long effort to stimulate projects related to improving the physical, emotional, and spiritual health of East Tennessee. From 75 proposals submitted in April, 17 Phase I grant recipients who received over $200,000 for project planning…
