ABOUT US
Purpose
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 and other nonprofits that support them.
Facts
- JMCC was founded in February 2007.
- Money is raised through individual and business donations and fundraising events, such as the a annual fundraising Golf Tournament and Pull for Kids Sporting Clay Tournament.
- JMCC's 14th Annual Golf Tournament in 2019 raised over $50,000 to be distributed to families and organizations.
- Organizational donations have been provided to: United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation, Ronald McDonald House Charities of Nashville, and Monroe Carell, Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt.
- 95% of all revenue goes directly to families and organizations.
- JMCC currently has no paid administrative staff.
Support
Funds raised help to improve the lives of children and their families and to support those that help them, such as Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital, Williamson Medical Center, United Mitochondrial Disease Foundation, the Ronald McDonald House of Middle Tennessee.