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 greatest areas of need at our first…
On Wednesday, October 29th, the Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee awarded over $700,000 in grants to five non-profit 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 were chosen who received over $200,000 for…
Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee announced the reestablishment of the Silver Lamp Scholarship Awards for Continuing Healthcare Education at a luncheon held at The Foundry on September 16. The Silver Lamp Awards, a tradition of the former Baptist and Mercy Health Partners Systems, were given to enhance the skills of dedicated healthcare professionals. Beginning in January 2015, Trinity will…
Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee is pleased to welcome Becky F. Little to its Board of Directors. Becky has served as an educator, working at the State Department of Education, the Knox County Department of Education, and The University of Tennessee throughout her career. Trinity is excited about the knowledge and talents Becky’s expertise will bring to our Board…
The Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee has selected 17 area organizations to receive more than $200,000 in grants as a part of the 2014 Trinity Health Initiatives Phase I awards. These grants will be used to plan community health-related projects that will compete for five implementation grants later this year. Over 70 proposals were received from regional non-profits and…
Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee is pleased to welcome four new board members: J. Kay Clayton, Community Leader, James L. Decker, CEO of MEDIC Blood Center, Dena Mashburn, Primary Care Coordinator for the East Tennessee Regional Health Department, and Avice Reid, Executive Director of the Police Advisory and Review Committee for the City of Knoxville. The Board is excited…
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Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee held a luncheon on October 30 to award over $700,000 in grants to five community non-profit organizations. The Phase II recipients are: Breakthrough Corporation Compassion Coalition Emerald Youth Foundation InterFaith Health Clinic University of Tennessee Medical Center Department of Pastoral Care These Phase II grants will be used to fund initiatives from their Phase I…
Trinity Health Foundation of East Tennessee held the 2013 Phase I Grant Awards luncheon on Wednesday, June 19, 2013, at Cherokee Country Club. Two representatives from each of the 16 recipient organizations were present to accept their award as well as the Trinity board, staff, and volunteers. Recipients were introduced to the Trinity Board and learned about the next steps…
