The Family Center’s Change the Tune

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The Family Center

Change the Tune

A festiv(al) evening of dinner, dancing, an auction and live music by The Nashville Blue Tones benefiting local nonprofit The Family Center.

With the help of the talented Nashville Blue Tones, The Family Center, a nonprofit organization focused on breaking intergenerational cycles of childhood trauma, will host its Change the Tune benefit on the evening of Saturday, April 13, at Marathon Music Works in Nashville! Donors and supporters will gather for the event to champion The Family Center’s vision to create a resilient community where all children can thrive. This year’s event will feature a live auction and performance by The Nashville Blue Tones. There might even be some surprise special guests!

Festival attire is highly encouraged. Come dressed in theme with your favorite music festival such as Woodstock, Coachella or CMA Fest to name a few!

Join us to have fun, do good and dance the night away with The Nashville Blue Tones!

6:00pm Reception

7:30pm Dinner

8:00pm Program

9:00pm Music & Dancing with THE NASHVILLE BLUE TONES!

Please park in the lots on the south side of the entrance or use rideshare.

https://givebutter.com/c/changethetune2024

General Admission: $200

Young Professional (35 and under): $125

Sponsorships: from $1,500

About the Family Center:

Proceeds from the event will go toward changing the lives of families and their futures in Middle Tennessee. The Family Center offers a range of evidence- or research-based programs that help break cycles of trauma in families. Recognizing that creating resilient communities starts with the relationship between children and their caretakers, the organization facilitates groups and programs that coach parents in vulnerable populations on the impact of ACEs on childhood development and how to raise resilient children. It also offers training for nonprofits, businesses, and systems like courts or jails to advance knowledge and integrate system changes related to ACEs and Trauma Informed Principles.