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Last year Rutherford Senior Connections adopted Westbrook towers in Murfreesboro and provided a Christmas Gift bag to each of the over 250 residence. This year we are going to do it again. Would you like to help?

It's not too late to join a team or sign up as an individual walker for the Alzheimer’s Association annual Memory Walk at Centennial Park Saturday, October 24 at 10 a.m.

Free Yoga Classes with Nicole Gauthier of Niki G Fitness to benefit SOLES4SOULS. Brentwood and Nashville, TN residents are invited to recycle their 'gently worn' shoes for people in need.

The event took place on August 27th at the Norman K. Probstein Golf Course at Forest Park with proceeds from the tournament benefiting the Kwame Scholarship Foundation. Exhale with Style treated athletes and VIP’s to their premium Adan y Eva cigars

On Friday, October 2, 2009, Feed Your Faith welcomes GRAMMY-nominated Christian recording artists DecemeRadio to Knoxville for a one-night only concert at Faith Promises Church. Tickets $10 (groups of ten or more are only $5 each).

Sold-out marriage conference featuring Kirk Cameron and Warren Barfield attended by nearly 9,000 people over two-day period in July is now available on DVD at www.FeedYourFaith.org. Order yours while they last.

The Center for the Arts will present "I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change" directed by Matt Smith, beginning August 28, 2009

On August 9-29 (Sundays, Monday, Wednesday, & Fridays only) from 7-8pm, the Breath of Life Family Center is holding a free seminar series entitled, “Healing The Family, Repairing The Breach.”

Feed Your Faith Marriage Conference featuring Kirk Cameron and Warren Barfield in Knoxville, Tenn. raises more than $14,000 for the brand new Family Promise of Blount County.

The Center for the Arts is delighted to announce this production of Big River. Big River is based on Mark Twain's classic antebellum story of the Adventures of Huckleberry Finn.

TWESA turned to the experts at the Agency@Think to find a solution. What they got was more than they expected. The new TWESA.com is a full association website including extensive galleries, blogs, video and member listings all built on WordPress.

Year One of A Three Year Deal will showcase “Racing for Miracles” Program

Information about The AlumniCard Networks forum "Alumni Talk"

From May 2009 through April 2010, members and friends of The Tennessee Christian Chamber of Commerce (TNCCC) will be praying for the Top 100 Employers of the Nashville MSA as part of the National Day of Prayer’s Adopt A Leader Program. The Christia

Preparation For Severe Weather Should Begin Now

In an effort to turn his tragedy into something greater, Danny Gokey hopes to impact communities with the love he and his wife shared for people and children. Two programs of hope have officially been released to the public by his organization.

Whether you are are home or away - an Emergency Alert Panic Button is critical- starting at only $69.99

Dispense soap into your hands and turn on and off the water -- totally handsfree !

A person with Alzheimers will never wander off from you again with this.

Churches are now using products from Assistive Technology Services to assist in the safety needs of their congregations.

Some people do not get a second chance. Why would you wait till after a loved one falls to consider a Medical Alert System? Our system have NO MONTHLY FEE EVER.

Today Rock/Creek announces a $2,000 donation to Signal Mountain High School's Cross Country team. The retailer raised the money at the 7th Annual Rock/Creek StumpJump 50k Trail Race. The money will be used to purchase the team's timing equipment.

We want to give away 1,000 Medical Alert Systems to those that can not afford them. But, we need your help.

Actor, author and evangelist Kirk Cameron, star of the 1980s sitcom Growing Pains, will speak about the importance of marriage at Sevier Heights Baptist Church in Knoxville, Tenn. on July 18, 2009.

Second Harvest Food Bank receives 90,000 pounds of donated food & announces Dec 13 Community Agency Food Drives.

At times there can be confusion when it comes to Medical Alert Systems. Pendants, Panic Buttons, Monthly Fee or No Monthly Fee. This chart will help put an end to the confusion.

National Coalition for Homeless turns down donations during tough economic times

How do you live independently at home instead of having to go to a nursing home?

Of course taking care of the elderly can be a challenge, especially if this is a new experience for you.

Offer Comfort, Safety and Security to your tenants. Assisted Living facilities can NOW offer a NEW option to their tenants.

With one touch of a button, the monitor auto-inflates for quick, easy measurement, with automatic pressure release valve system and audible data announcements. What a great Gift.

After receiving numerous requests we are finally able to offer a Medial Alert Button that is built into A Fully Functional Wrist Watch

Yes, there are large products available for those with vision and mobility issues.

Assistided Living facilities can NOW offer a NEW option to their tenants.

The National Association to Protect Children (PROTECT) is a bipartisan organization that fights for stronger laws against child abuse and exploitation.

We all accept that when a senior is out driving that a cell phone is a necessity for safety. So what about when they are home? What do you they use to call for help at home?

How do you live independently at home instead of having to go to a nursing home?

Our seniors (Loved ones) have a hard enough time as it is making it financially. Why should there be a monthy fee to allow them to call for help? Now there is a system that is free.

Several State and Government Agencies have worked with us to solve this problem.

Free Emergency Medical Alert Systems Outreach Program Our goal is to provide as many Free Emergency Medical Alert System to needy individuals as possible.

Starting 7 Sept 2008, BeatingDebt.org will begin leading an accountability group called Keeping Pace, a course designed to teach participants practical tools of personal finance, biblical financial principles, and successful ways to beat debt.

BeatingDebt.org will be participating in its first community event on August 23, 2008 for the Jacksonville Mom Fest. Mom Fest is a festival designed for moms of children ages 0-5 to learn about activities, businesses, and services in Jacksonville.

Consumers owe $13.8 trillion dollars to loan companies. 54% of workers worry about how much they owe. Consumer debt is growing 6% annually. Facts like these do not get circulated enough.

World Vision and WAY-FM Media Group jointly announce a new strategic media partnership between them for 2008-2009. The multi-faceted initiative includes broadcast, online and touring components.

The Deenah R. McCurry Education Scholarship Established To Assist Disabled Military Members And Their Families!

The Josiah Foundation Continues In Its Mission To Assist Those With Special Needs!

From June 20th and continuing through July 4th, BeatingDebt.org (BDO) will commence its “Independence Day Campaign.”

Children's Book Offers the Disabled Support and Encouragement

Greg Halstead, of MTV's hit show The Real World Hollywood, eams up with The Damon and Stella Foundation For Charity Fundaraiser

Cumberland University has named nationally recognized artist and author Ted Rose to the position of dean of the Cumberland University School of Music & the Arts.