Nonprofit
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Six Dollars and Fifty Cents a Month: MTSU Sets the Highest Charitable Giving Goal in Its History
MTSU's employee charitable giving drive runs Oct. 1 through Nov. 15 with a record $170,000 goal, and the math works…
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Forty Years Ago, Rutherford County Kids Needed Somewhere to Go After 3 P.M. They Still Do.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of Rutherford County turns 40 with a 7:30 a.m. breakfast on Jones Boulevard. Here is…
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Saturday’s Walls Go Up in a Parking Lot. They Are Bound for Rutherford County’s 216th Habitat Home.
Rutherford County Area Habitat for Humanity's 11th annual Build It Forward panel build frames the walls of its 216th local…
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Thirty Nonprofits Split $598,525. The Window to Ask Again Opens October 1.
Murfreesboro's Community Investment Trust opens FY27-28 grant applications on Oct. 1, with a hard 4:30 p.m. deadline on Oct. 31.…
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Two Armies Once Shared a Meal on This Lawn. On Sept. 26 the Rule Is Simple: No Ticket at 3:01, No Beer.
The 12th Annual Oktoberfest at Oaklands Mansion runs 4 to 8 p.m. on Sept. 26. Tickets are online-only and the…
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Sixty Dollars a Team, and the Money Goes Where the Bake Sale Can’t
The Serve It Up pickleball tournament returns Oct. 24-25 at Adams Tennis Complex — $60 a team, capped at 45…
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Three 1856 Window Sashes Are Fixed. The Bathroom Is Next.
The Woman's Club of Murfreesboro holds its Summer Garden Party on Saturday, August 29, from 5 to 8 p.m. The…
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$598,525, Thirty Nonprofits, and a Thirty-One-Day Window: Murfreesboro’s Grant Clock Starts October 1
Murfreesboro's Community Investment Trust opens FY28 grant applications October 1 and closes them October 31. Last cycle it moved $598,525…
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The Shelves Are Thinner This Year: MTSU’s Free Cycle Furnishes Dorm Rooms for Nothing, and It Is Running Short
MTSU's Free Cycle lets any student take donated bedding, storage bins and small appliances at no cost. It served more…
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A One-Dollar Deed: Murfreesboro Hands The Journey Home the Lot Next Door and Frees Up $180,000
The nonprofit had budgeted nearly $180,000 to buy the city-owned parcel beside its building. City Council voted unanimously to sell…
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