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The game of baseball allows the Nashville Sounds to bring the community together to make Nashville a better place. In 2004, inspired by the thought of being a part of something bigger, the Sounds established The Nashville Sounds Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit organization.

Our Mission: To utilize baseball to positively impact communities throughout Middle Tennessee by emphasizing the importance of social responsibility, education, and the power of sport to transform lives.

These valuable community contributions are not possible without the support and participation of our fans, sponsors, and the great city of Nashville. The Nashville Sounds Foundation continues to form programs and create initiatives that positively impact our community and encourage others to do the same. Our hope is that you can join us in giving back to the community that has supported us for over 40 years!

Programs & Initiatives

View all the programs and initiatives below, as categorized within one of the three NSF Mission Statement pillars.

Community News

In 2018, the Nashville Sounds Foundation (NSF) programs and events raised over $71,000.00 to positively impact non-profit organizations across Middle Tennessee. Our players and front office staff have dedicated over 2,860 hours of service to community organizations and partners since 2016. During October, the Nashville Sounds Foundation hosts Suites-N-Treats where over 1,300 children have been provided with a fun and safe space to trick-or-treat since 2015.

Help support the Nashville Sounds Foundation!

• Give online HERE.
• Mail a check to the Nashville Sounds Foundation, 19 Junior Gilliam Way, Nashville, TN 37219
• Donate with a credit card by calling 615-515-1153

POSITIVELY IMPACTING OUR COMMUNITIES

 When you support the Nashville Sounds Foundation:
You support local non-profits working hard to improve Music City.
You help provide scholarships to college bound Middle Tennessee students.
You bring Nashvillians otherwise unable to attend a baseball game to First Tennessee Park
-You believe in the power of baseball to transform lives.