On January 27, 2010, Tennessee Titans radio
personality Mike Keith joined Bill Fry, President and CEO of Nashville based
Oreck Corporation, and Titan cheerleaders to award Deanna Miller from Pleasant
View, TN, winner of the Oreck Power Team MVP Titans program. Titans fan, Miller
was chosen at random from the 3500 fans who voted on the Oreck Power Team
weekly player throughout the 2009 season.She took home an advanced new Oreck Platinum Pilot™ vacuum cleaner with
revolutionary 360 degree glide.
The Oreck contest benefited the Boys & Girls Clubs of
Middle Tennessee. Bob Jacobs, VP of Resource Development for the Boys &
Girls Clubs was also on hand to receive a contribution from Oreck as part of
the Titans Power Play program.
The award ceremony took place at the OreckCleanHomeCenter,
3748 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville.
“Titans fans deserve the best for all their support and for joining in Oreck’s
program. Our fans like, Deanna Miller are the real MVPs,” Keith said.“I applaud Oreck for its contribution to the
Boys & Girls Club to support their work to help youth in our area.”
Oreck Corporation Donates $4,000.00 to the Boys &Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee
Participants shown in the photos (L-R) are: Bob Jacobs, Bill Fry, Deanna Miller (winner), Natalie Broadway (Titans Cheerleader), Mike Keith.
On January 27, 2010, Tennessee Titans radio personalityMike Keith joined Bill Fry, President and CEO of Nashville based OreckCorporation, and Titan cheerleaders to award Deanna Miller from Pleasant View,TN, winner of the Oreck Power Team MVP Titans program. Titans fan, Miller waschosen at random from the 3500 fans who voted on the Oreck Power Team weeklyplayer throughout the 2009 season.Shetook home an advanced new Oreck Platinum Pilot™ vacuum cleaner withrevolutionary 360 degree glide.
The Oreck contest benefited the Boys & Girls Clubs ofMiddle Tennessee. Bob Jacobs, VP of Resource Development for the Boys &Girls Clubs was also on hand to receive a contribution from Oreck as part ofthe Titans Power Play program.
The award ceremony took place at the OreckCleanHomeCenter,3748 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville.“Titans fans deserve the best for all their support and for joining in Oreck’sprogram. Our fans like, Deanna Miller are the real MVPs,” Keith said.“I applaud Oreck for its contribution to theBoys & Girls Club to support their work to help youth in our area.”
“Oreck strongly believes in giving back to the communityby supporting the Boys & Girls Club in educational and other Club youthprograms,” he said.
Headquartered in Nashville,with production facilities in Cookeville, Tenn., Oreck Corporation producespowerful and lightweight hypoallergenic bagged vacuum cleaners, advancedtechnology air purifiers and other home cleaning solutions.
More than 3500 participants took part in the Oreck PowerTeam program that ran throughout the football season on the Tennessee TitansRadio Network. “While the player with the most fan votes gets the Oreck PowerTeam Award, Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee receives a donation fromOreck Corporation,” Fry explained.
The 9th Annual Wine Down Main Street was held on downtown Franklin's ever-popular Main Street on Friday, November 6, 2009, from 7:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. This hugely successful event provided attendees with a night of wine tasting in order to benefit the Boys & Girls Club of Franklin/Williamson County.
Taste of Nashville Presented by the Phoenix Club The Phoenix Club of Nashville hosted the Taste of Nashville event on Friday, September 25, 2009, from 7:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m. at Cannery Ballroom to benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee. The night was filled with dishes from Nashville's finest restaurants, entertainment provided by the Chris Weaver Band and Bryan Bolton, and more.
Local Youth "S.W.E.A.T." at Titans Gatorade Junior Training Camp The Tennessee Titans invited youth from four local non-profit organizations to participate in the 2009 Gatorade Junior Training Camp. The camp's focus was to promote physical fitness and the proper nutrition in order to lead a healthy lifestyle.
Phoenix Club of Nashville Continues to Support BGCMT The Phoenix Club of Nashville presented a check to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee (BGCMT) for $55,000 at the BGCMT annual meeting in June. This generous donation was a collection of funds raised through the Phoenix Club’s numerous fundraisers and given as their annual endowment.
Bridgestone Americas, Inc. Donates $25,000 to Boys & Girls Clubs Bridgestone Americas, Inc. and the Bridgestone Americas Trust Fund generously donated $25,000 to the Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee (BGCMT) Wednesday, June 24, 2009 at the BGCMT annual meeting. Chris Karbowiak, executive vice president of Bridgestone Americas, Inc. and Chairperson of the Trust Fund presented the check to support the local Clubs.
Barn Bash Brings In Over $160,000 for Boys & Girls Clubs BGCMT held the inaugural “Barn Bash, Celebrating the Youth of the Year” on Friday, May 15, 2009, at The Loveless Barn in Nashville, Tennessee. This event celebrated the nominees and winners of the Youth of the Year program as well as the Sydney F. Keeble, Jr. Distinguished Service Award recipients, Casey Cramer and Kyle Vanden Bosch of the Tennessee Titans.
KVB SACK Foundation Opens Media Center at Andrew Jackson Boys & Girls Club Kyle Vanden Bosch, of the Tennessee Titans, funded a state-of-the-art multi-media center for youth at Boys & Girls Club. The kids now receive practical experience in this music/TV/radio/film/design studio and recording facility.
BGCMT's Timothy Crawford Named "Tennessee State Youth of the Year" Crawford, Vine Hill Club Member, bested 15 other youth from across Tennessee to win the State title on April 1, 2009! For his accomplishments, he will receive $6,000 in scholarships and will compete for the Southeast Region title in June in Tampa, FL.
CMT Camp Nashville Donates $5,000 to BGCMT The founders of the first-of-its-kind multi-artist country music fantasy camp made a surprise donation to BGCMT February 26, 2009.
KVB to Build Media Center at Andrew Jackson Boys & Girls Club Tennessee Titans All-Pro defensive end Kyle Vanden Bosch unveiled plans to fund a state-of-the-art media center at the Andrew Jackson Boys & Girls Club in Nashville at a press conference on Tuesday, November 11.
Great Nashville Duck Race took place on Saturday, October 25, 2008
The event raised over $12,000 for Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee.
O'Charley's Stuffed the Bus for Boys & Girls Clubs of America From July 21 - August 10, 2008, O'Charley's collected generous donations of school supplies at 23 locations in the Nashville area. Supplies such as notebooks, calculators, pencils, backpacks, rulers and other items, were deposited in special "school bus" collection boxes located in the lobby of each restaurant...
Titans Challenge Kids to Train Like Pros Gatorade Junior Training Camp Teaches Football and Life Skills On August 1, 2008, kids from the Andrew Jackson and Thompson Lane Clubs got a first hand look at what it’s like to be a professional athlete when they took part in the Gatorade Junior Training Camp hosted by the Tennessee Titans at Baptist Sports Park.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee recently received a grant from the Scarlett Family Foundation, whose mission is “to provide educational support to middle Tennessee students of all ages.”
"Giving back to the communities in which they work and live"
150 local T-Mobile employee volunteers devoted their time, talent and passion to transform many areas of the Thompson Lane Club. The event was part of T-Mobile Huddle Up, T-Mobile's national community outreach program, connecting kids from high-need urban communities, to positive people, places and programs. Thank you T-Mobile!!
Our Clubs host a Fresh Vegetable Market for our Community this past Summer What an amazing event! This program raised money for the Boys & Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee and brought the community together by offering fresh, organic fruit and vegetables at reasonable prices.