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GraceWorks volunteers and staffers stared at the newest donation to the Food Pantry.  They were looking at cans and cans and cans of sardines, the favorite of 1950s lunches and snacks, but not seen so much these days.  They weren’t sure how popular the item would be for recipients of the pantry’s shopping carts full

The 2024 GraceWorks Manger event was nothing short of extraordinary. Thanks to the incredible generosity of our community, we were able to make the holiday season brighter for thousands of children and families in Williamson County and beyond. Here’s a look at the impact we achieved together:  By the Numbers  Sharing the Joy Beyond Williamson

After battling one setback after another. Anne and Joe couldn’t do it anymore on their own.  Joe was downsized from his longtime job two years ago. He made do with two part-time jobs, but he had no luck finding a permanent full-time position. Anne left her job three years ago to take care of her

In March 2024, Vanderbilt University released a critical report highlighting the alarming rates of food insecurity among Tennessee families with children. The findings revealed that nearly one in four households with children in Tennessee struggles to provide enough food. This issue is particularly acute in rural areas, where access to nutritious food is often limited. 

Sally* and her husband agreed once they had children she would stay at home, and he would provide the family income.  This arrangement worked for nearly 20 years until her husband filed for divorce.  Suddenly a single mother with no income or job skills, Sally was solely responsible for their three children. In divorce proceedings,