'Homes For Hope' Dinner Raises Over $75K Habitat For Humanity’s Music Row Build

Pictured (L-R): Mark Brown, Penny Gattis and Randall Foster

Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville’s Music Row Build (MRB) raised over $75,000 to support this year’s build on Oct. 12 and the MRB’s ongoing fund with its inaugural “Homes for Hope” dinner at Mangia in Berry Hill on Aug. 27.

Pictured (L-R): Kimberly Gleason, Phillip Lammonds and Leslie DiPiero

“This is what the MRB is all about—bringing the music community together to do more for affordable housing and to improve the lives of those we live and work with right here in Nashville,” says Penny Gattis, MRB Chair. “I’m truly grateful to all our industry friends who came out and made our first ‘Homes for Hope’ event such a huge success.”

The MRB aims to establish a fund that contributes annually to a future Habitat homeowner as well as broader initiatives and goals, such as building an entire neighborhood that provides affordable housing to those who work in the music industry.

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‘Homes For Hope’ Dinner Raises Over $75K Habitat For Humanity’s Music Row Build

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