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Laura J. Kress Angel Tree Fund of East Tennessee Foundation Announces Grant Recipients
Seventeen grants totaling $102,800 were awarded to nonprofit organizations that will fill 2020 Holiday wishes for children-in-need in nine of East Tennessee’s most rural counties
Jefferson Health Care Foundation Fund Announces 2020 Grants
Twenty grants totaling $500,000 awarded
ETF Announces New Joe R. and Kathy K. May Scholarship
to benefit motivated students residing in Anderson, Blount, Grainger, Jefferson, Knox, Loudon, Roane, Sevier, or Union counties
East Tennessee Foundation Announces New Scholarship Opportunity for students pursuing vocational or skilled trade course of study
Apply Now for Aunt Betty’s Technical Career Scholarship
East Tennessee Foundation Announces New Scholarship Opportunity for Students Pursuing Health-Care Fields
Elizabeth Hope Marlette Memorial Scholarship
DONATIONS NOW ACCEPTED FOR #COVIDfeedTN AT WALGREENS
Donations being accepted October 17 – 31, 2020 at Tennessee Walgreens locations
East Tennessee Foundation's KiMe Fund Announces Grant to Support Research for Parkinson’s Disease
$50,000 grant awarded to Michael J. Fox Foundation
$1.3 MILLION MOBILIZED FOR COVID-19 IN EAST TENNESSEE AS PART OF $2 BILLION GRANTED BY COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONS IN THE U.S.
An unprecedented dollar amount has been awarded during the past 4 months
HOPE IN ACTION
Together, and ONLY together, we can and we will create the thriving communities we all want to have.
East Tennessee Foundation Reaches One Million Dollar Threshold to Combat Critical Needs Created by COVID-19
Over $865,000 has been mobilized for COVID-19 related causes
East Tennessee Foundation Receives $500,000 Commitment from The Humana Foundation to Support Nonprofits in Need Amidst COVID-19 Health Crisis
The Humana Foundation’s gift is part of its historic April 30 announcement to commit $50 million to coronavirus relief and recovery efforts
Y-12 employees support ETF’s Neighbor to Neighbor Disaster Relief Fund
$100,000 will help meet critical needs in East Tennessee
East Tennessee Foundation Mobilizes Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars to Combat Critical Needs Created by COVID-19
East Tennessee Foundation’s Neighbor to Neighbor Disaster Relief Fund Receives a $200,000 Grant from Truist for COVID-19 Relief Efforts
The grant is part of the financial services company’s Truist Cares initiative, a $25 million philanthropic pledge announced in March to support basic needs, medical supplies and financial hardship relief due to COVID-19
East Tennessee Foundation Joins Forces with Community Foundations & Major Retailers Statewide for #COVIDfeedTN
TENNESSEE COVID-19 EMERGENCY HUNGER RELIEF FUND
East Tennessee Foundation Donates $25,000 to United Way COVID-19 Fund
#COVIDgiveWhereYouLive
Washington County Community Foundation (WCCF) Initiates Grantmaking
Applications will be taken April 1 - May 15, 2020
East Tennessee Foundation Scholarship Opportunity for University of Tennessee College of Law Students
Taking Applications April 1 - June 1, 2020
East Tennessee Foundation Launches #COVIDgiveWhereYouLive on Heels of $35,000 COVID-19 Aid to Local Non-Profit
ETF Matching Dollars Also Available on gifts to Neighbor to Neighbor Disaster Relief Fund
EAST TENNESSEE FOUNDATION AWARDING COVID-19 RELATED GRANTS FROM OUR NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR DISASTER RELIEF FUND
ETF'S first grant has been awarded to Senior Citizen’s Home Assistance Service, Inc.
EAST TENNESSEE FOUNDATION HAS ACTIVATED OUR NEIGHBOR TO NEIGHBOR DISASTER RELIEF FUND
GIVE NOW
East Tennessee Foundation Provides Scholarship for Anderson County Students Enrolled in Roane State Community College Middle College Program
The application deadline is May 15, 2020
Butterfly Fund, a fund of East Tennessee Foundation, Announces Grant Opportunity for Organizations Battling Pediatric Cancer
Butterfly Fund is accepting proposals until March 2, 2020
Scholarship Opportunity for Football Players, Managers, Trainers, and Cheerleaders
A new scholarship, the Knoxville Football Officials Association Scholarship, has been established to benefit students who are members of and/or are directly involved with their high school football program.
East Tennessee Foundation Announces New Scholarship Opportunity for Chuckey-Doak High School Students
A new scholarship, the Thomas Duane Evans Memorial Animal Science Scholarship, has been established to benefit graduating high school seniors from Chuckey-Doak High School who intend to pursue a career related to Animal Science.
East Tennessee Foundation and Consolidated Nuclear Security (CNS Y-12) Announce 2019 Grants
Twenty-one grants totaling $117,930 were awarded to nonprofit organizations in seven East Tennessee counties
East Tennessee Foundation Announces $272,225 in Grant Awards to Combat the Ongoing Impacts of Adverse Child Experiences (ACEs)
Twenty-three programs across the state receive two-year grants
East Tennessee Foundation Announces New Scholarship Opportunity for Students with Intellectual or Developmental Disabilities
Haley Elise Van Pelt Scholarship
ANGEL TREE CONTINUES THROUGH FUND OF EAST TENNESSEE FOUNDATION
Laura J. Kress Angel Tree Fund Announces Recipients of its First Grants
East Tennessee Foundation recognizes 2019 Keys to Philanthropy
Hamblen County Community Fund, an ETF affiliate fund is announced
Formerly the Hamblen County Foundation for Educational Excellence and Achievement(HC*EXCELL)
Jefferson Health Care Foundation Fund Announce 2018 Grants
LOUDON COUNTY COMMUNITY FUND ANNOUNCES GRANT AWARDS PRESENTATION
East Tennessee Foundation and Consolidated Nuclear Security (CNS Y-12) Announce 2018 Grant Recipients
EAST TENNESSEE – East Tennessee Foundation (ETF) announces grant recipients from the CNS Y-12 Community Investment Fund, a corporate donor advised fund of ETF. Twenty-two (22) grants totaling $125,000 were awarded to nonprofit organizations in eight East Tennessee counties. The grant recipients will be honored at a reception on Thursday, November 15 at the New Hope Center in Oak Ridge.