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Kimberly Williams-Paisley, set out to help the community with their free Nashville grocery store in March 2020, but little did they know the request or impact they'd have on the community. During a recent appearance on The View, the country hitmaker, 48, reflected on the opening of The Store, which occurred earlier than expected due to the tornado in Nashville and right before the COVID-19 pandemic kicked into high gear in the United States. "That's another thing about this pandemic that's an unexpected sort of blessing," he said during the interview, admitting that The Store was "hit with t...

Tweet The Store Before WeGo eliminated its downtown circulator buses as part of budget cuts, this valuable service laid bare a frustrating disparity surrounding food insecurity in Nashville. If you were the owner of a $400,000 condo in the Gulch, a free shuttle would stop at your front door a few times an hour, offering to whisk you to the Nashville Farmers’ Market, where you could shop for your organic produce, grass-fed meats and artisanal salsas. But a resident of the nearby public housing projects in Edgehill would have to take four different buses and spend more than an hour to...

ETF PM Pledges $107,000 Through Firm's "Pledge to Give Back" Share Article WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif. (PRWEB) December 30, 2020 ETF Portfolio Management (ETF PM), a revolutionary financial advisory firm, has pledged $107,000 in charitable donations since 2010. The firm has a Pledge to Give Back in which a percentage of each client’s annual advisory fee is donated to fund student grants annually. The total amount above includes $10,000 pledged for calendar year 2020 with half of the funds going to Investable Benchmark Grants and...

| 9:00 a.m. Donation will help bring presents to children in need Source: Veronica V. Sandoval for Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Since the first benefit concert in 2004, the Chumash have donated a total of $425,000 to Toys for Tots. (Courtesy photo) The Chumash Casino Resort’s annual concert to highlight the area’s Toys For Tots campaign couldn’t be held this year due to the pandemic, but the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians is still playing a role in supplying toys to less-fortunate children this holiday season. The tribe has donated $25,000 to this year’s Central Coast Marine...

  · Toad & Co: A sustainable clothing company that uses recycled materials in garments to divert textile waste form the landfill. Toad & Co implemented office practices such as composting, office furniture upcycling, and textile recycling to reduce waste. · Ellen Hunter: As a teacher at Monroe Elementary School, Hunter took the initiative to start a lunchtime foodscraps collection program. She educates students and staff on composting and food waste reduction. · Cord Christensen: Christensen single-handedly started a recycling program at Providence School. He collects and recycles the sch...