JOIN US FOR OUR FALL FUNDRAISING EVENT!
Cocktail hour starts at 6pm, followed by an evening of elegant dining, silent and live auction, and supporting literacy in the East Nashville community.  Kindergarten students read The Napping House during the summer program. They wore pajamas to get into the spirit of the book!
EXTRA! EXTRA! READ ALL ABOUT IT!
The students of East Nashville Hope Exchange created their own newspaper during the Summer 2017 program. Read their articles in the Arts & Entertainment, Nature & Wildlife, Livin' In Nashville, The World, Business, Features & Biographies sections. The newspaper is attached below. 
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OUR MISSION:
To strengthen literacy of at-risk children in East Nashville. OUR VISION: Reading for life. OUR CORE VALUES: We are passionately committed to: *Building relationships with children, caregivers, teachers and the community. *Delivering high-quality programming. *Championing a life of success for each child. 
When our summer program ends, our school year programs begin!
Our monthly family workshops provide parents and students with tools and tips to strengthen literacy skills. Weekly tutoring provides extra support for students throughout the school year. Please consideration a contribution to help strengthen literacy of at-risk students in East Nashville! ENHE Board Member Gracie Porter (former chair of Metropolitan Nashville Board of Education) on why she supports East Nashville Hope Exchange: | ||
East Nashville Hope Exchange (ENHE) is a nonprofit organization with the mission of strengthening literacy of at-risk children in East Nashville. ENHE provides a supportive, structured and safe environment where children can learn and have fun. We work with children from schools in the Stratford and Maplewood clusters.
East Nashville Hope Exchange is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee and began as a community outreach program of St. Ann’s Episcopal Church. In 2010, it became an independent 501(c)(3) organization.
East Nashville Hope Exchange is headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee and began as a community outreach program of St. Ann’s Episcopal Church. In 2010, it became an independent 501(c)(3) organization.
