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Nonprofit Spotlight
Holiday Helpers
Nonprofits provide cheer to their neighbors in need—and East Tennessee steps up to help
By Susan Alexander
Appeared in Cityview Magazine, Vol. 41, Issue 6 (Nov/Dec 2025)
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Guardians of the Foothills
Foothills Land Conservancy celebrates 40 years of helping property owners save and enhance their land
The Foothills Land Conservancy has its roots in helping the peaceful side of the Great Smoky Mountain National Park to stay that!-->!-->!-->…
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Making Connections
Knox Makers builds community with creativity
Andrew Gibbs was stuck in a desk job he did not enjoy. It was 2017, and he had recently moved to Knoxville from California. An outdoors enthusiast, he joined Knox Makers to learn woodworking.!-->!-->!-->…
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Finding Her Voice
Girl Talk Inc. Shapes Knoxville’s Future Women
Sometimes, just talking helps. That’s the premise behind Girl Talk Inc., a Knoxville-based nonprofit aimed at helping Knoxville’s young females grow into their best selves. The talking!-->!-->!-->…
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History is More Than Just a Story
East TN Historical Society strives to preserve our past and connect us to it
Country music. Sports. The Smokies. All three contribute largely to the identity of the region known as East Tennessee. That’s why all three are subjects of!-->!-->!-->…
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Roots & Wings
Knoxville Dream Center began 'under the bridge' but has spread help throughout Knoxville
Every Tuesday at about 4 pm, Becky Wells arrives at Beaver Creek Cumberland Presbyterian Church ready to work. Already there are other diehard!-->!-->!-->…
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Flight Plan
Owl Ridge Raptor Center nurtures injured, displaced birds and returns them to the wild
Beak was a tiny owlet, homeless and on the ground when a dog sniffed him out. A great horned owl, he was passed along to wildlife rehabilitator Lynne!-->!-->!-->…
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Help Document Life in the Smokies
Volunteers only need walking shoes and a phone to participate in a huge documentation effort
Can you spare a day for the Great Smoky Mountains? If you can walk through the woods and use an app on your phone, you can be part of a!-->!-->!-->…
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A 3D Way to Help
Dr. Justin Daggett's 3D-Printing is changing the way patients understand their child's diagnoses
Yes, Dr. Daggett is holding a child’s skull. Don’t worry, it’s not real; though it’s closer than you might think. It’s a high-fidelity!-->!-->!-->…
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