Vendor Spotlights
Jamie W. on gratitude, making top seller, and going through hell with her husband and five cats
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“Before my injury, I was so independent. I could go wherever without having to have help,” Jamie said.
Vendor Spotlights
Michael G. loves a bizarre story, and he’s got plenty to spare
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Michael G. grew up on pulpy horror movies and offbeat fiction. But over the years, he’s found that weird stories followed him as often as he followed them.
Vendor Spotlights
Michael W. ushers in spring with a new apartment after over 15 years selling The Contributor
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“There’s waiting lists on everything,” Michael said. “Even when you go to the doctor, you’re waiting.”
News
Shelter staff and volunteers take on overtime and risk travel hazards to stay open during winter storms
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Individual care was the backbone of a citywide response to the harsh weather conditions in January.
Vendor Spotlights
Anquenette S. talks building faith and building a DVD collection
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“I was first homeless here back in 2009 … I said, ‘God, please give me a house.’ When He gave me a place, I thanked God for it.”
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With a new apartment to call home, Shameka reflects on family and faith
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Contributor Vendor Shameka just moved into her new apartment and reflects on what it took to get there.
Features
At Donelson Cafe & Catering, Thanksgiving is shared with all of Nashville
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For six years in a row, Donelson Cafe & Catering extended the communal spirit of Thanksgiving dinner tradition to the larger Nashville community.
Vendor Spotlights
To Shawn Lesley, everyone is royalty
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“I’ve worked other jobs; I dishwashed, I worked at a hospital, I’ve loaded trucks, I’ve done all that. But I found peace being at The Contributor.”
Vendor Spotlights
Cynthia Pritchard has a lot of stories — but no regrets
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There’s so much I’ve done in my life, I don’t regret none of it. I can honestly say when I die, I want them to put on my tombstone, ‘it’s been one hell of a ride.’”
News
A Place of Hope
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Nashville Launch Pad aims to shelter, house homeless queer youth with new Mobile Housing Navigation Center.