Love From Music City’s ‘A Very Merry Music City Christmas’ Provides Food, Clothing, Toys, Entertainment To Middle TN Foster Kids

Love From Music City’s ‘A Very Merry Music City Christmas’ Provides Food, Clothing, Toys, Entertainment To Middle TN Foster Kids

Love From Music City’s ‘A Very Merry Music City Christmas’ Provides Food, Clothing, Toys, Entertainment To Middle TN Foster Kids

Photo Credit: Love From Music City

Love From Music City is hosting their 10th Annual event, “A Very Merry Music City Christmas,” which welcomes over 150 Sumner County Foster children. 

Love From Music City is the exclusive Christmas provider for all Foster children in Sumner County. Each year the party takes on a new theme, this year’s theme is, “A Very Merry Music City Christmas” and is set to take place on Sunday, December 12th at 4 pm. 

Live entertainment will include country music artists Shane Owens, JD Shelburne, plus carnival games and of course, Santa! Meals will be provided for the Foster children and their parents. 

The entire second floor will be transformed into a huge toy store, thanks to the generous donation from local businesses who have allowed the organization to set up toy collection boxes inside their business. At the toy store each child, ages 0-18, will be able to choose five items of their choice. In addition, they will receive eleven essential items such as a new pillow, pillowcase, blanket, gloves, a coat, shoes, backpack, socks, toiletries, and a stuffed animal.

Located At:

Fire Place Fellowship Church

403 Walton Ferry Rd

Hendersonville, TN 37075

If you would like to attend the event, please contact Scott Sexton at scott@2911.us / 1-352-454-4571 or Lyra Ross at lyra@2911.us / 1-347-420-1567.

***Children are federally protected and no photos of children’s faces will be allowed unless written consent from Love From Music City is given.***

“We are so grateful to all the local businesses, individuals, and families who gave toys and of their time to make this celebration successful,” says CFO Shanda Tripp. “Instead of spending money on a Church Christmas Party, ten years ago we decided to throw a party to honor foster families making a difference in the lives of these children. For a foster care child, they’re literally probably the poorest in our midst because they don’t even have their parents.”

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“A Very Merry Music City Christmas” is made possible through funds received throughout the year and the Love From Music City’s Annual Gala that was held on October 5, 2021. Special guests at the event included Pam Tillis, JD Shelburne, Buddy Jewell, Marty Raybon, Devon O’Day, Cherish Lee, Tim Atwood, Charlene Tilton, and Crystal Gayle who was the recipient of this year’s Bill Anderson Icon Award. The event raised over $35,000 in donations throughout the magical evening.

Additionally, you can drop off a NEW unwrapped toy at one of our Toy Collection locations throughout the community. You can find a list of all drop-off locations on our website.

According to the Tennessee Alliance for Kids, about 8,000 kids are in the state’s foster care system and less than 4,000 homes are available. To see how you can partner for the Christmas Celebration next year, contact www.lovefrommusiccity.org

For more information, visit LoveFromMusicCity.org or email Shanda Tripp at lovefrommusiccitytn@gmail.com.

About Love From Music City:

Love From Music City Organization is passionate about helping and serving those in need. Our focus is Foster children and Orphans abroad, advocating to ensure their needs are met. Every Motherless child has a voice and should be heard. We are determined to help these children and rightfully help and show respect. Everyone needs to know they are loved and that they matter.

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