Bonnaroo Works Fund (BWF) has named nearly 40 nonprofit organizations as 2014 recipients, doubling the number of grantees from last year. The Bonnaroo Works Fund is the charitable arm of the world-renowned Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival and supports national and regional organizations that advance the arts, education and the environment; with a focus on local reinvestment.
Program administrators also announced that The Avett Brothers have signed on as 2014 Bonnaroo Works Fund Ambassadors and will help raise awareness of the Fund’s purpose and impact.
Bonnaroo Works Fund is a component of the East Tennessee Foundation (ETF), a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, which administers the fund. Grantees are selected by committee, based on need, mission and the specific use of funding.
Local 2014 Grant Recipients
CASA Works, Inc., Manchester (Court Appointed Special Advocates)
Coffee County Central High School, Manchester
Coffee County Raider Academy, Manchester
Coffee County Schools Libraries, Manchester
Coffee County Soil Conservation District, Manchester
Franklin County Arts Guild, Cowan
Highland Rim Habitat for Humanity, Tullahoma
Manchester Municipal Arts Commission, Manchester
Mountain Goat Trail Alliance, Monteagle
South Cumberland Community Fund, Tracy City
Tennessee Clean Water Network, Benefiting Manchester
Tennessee Opportunity Programs, McMinnville
Tullahoma Fine Arts Center, Inc., Tullahoma
Tullahoma South Jackson Civic Association, Tullahoma
Westwood Elementary School, Manchester
Westwood Middle School, Manchester
Bonnaroo Works Fund (BWF) Grant Recipients
