A Warm Welcome to
Josie Mazzo Children's Charities!
Josie Mazzo Children's Charities (JMCC) was established in 2007 to fund research of rare childhood diseases and to provide resources for families of the children who suffer from these illnesses. JMCC aims to raise money and distribute it to families of children with long-term medical conditions and to other selected non-profit organizations that support these children and families. JMCC is completely funded by you, so please Donate Now and help support the cause.
Learn more about JMCC and Josie Mazzo.
Why purple and butterflies? 
What is mitochondrial disease? 
Who supports JMCC's mission? How can I 
How can I receive assistance from JMCC? JMCC's 8th Annual Golf Tournament - May 3, 2013____________________________________________________________________________________________________
The 8th annual golf tournament will be held on Friday, May 3, 2013 at Greystone Golf Club, Dickson. We hope to raise even more money this year will go to helping more families of children with long-term medical conditions and to other selected non-profit organizations and healthcare institutions that support these children and families. Please consider participating this year as a golfer, donor and/or sponsor. Click here for more details.
Blue Coast Burrito Supports JMCC - April 30, 2013
Eat at Blue Coast Burrito on Tuesday, April 30 at their Cool Springs or Nashville West locations and say
"WE'RE HERE FOR JOSIE MAZZO" when you order and they will donate 10% of the bill to JMCC. Blue Coast will also donate 10% of any "Josie Mazzo Caterings" booked for April 30th. Call 615.521.0184 to order by April 28th and mention "Josie Mazzo". Invite your friends, family, neighbors and strangers!! Every "Josie Mazzo" order helps! Click here to download the flyer to share.
JMCC sponsored the Energy for Life Walkathon in Nashville on Saturday, April 6, 2013. Team Josie participated in the 1-mile walk in Centennial Park to help raise awareness as well as support those who are fighting mitochondrial disease in our area.
