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Alexander Family with FCS CEO Michael McSurdy
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Anthony Owens and Perri DuGard-Owens
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Beth Hall and Mayor David Briley
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Debbie Taylor Tate, Honey Alexander, and Annette Eskind
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Honey Alexander Center
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Michael McSurdy
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Honey Alexander
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Honey Alexander, Sen. Lamar Alexander, and Mayor David Briley
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Jennifer and John Steele
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Joyce Vise and Marlene Eskind
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Judy Simmons and Debbie Taylor Tate
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Kamaal Malak and Amy Atkinson
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Kevin Roddy and Sadie Rosson
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Kimberly Wagner and Annabelle Cruz
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Leigh Fitts, Daniel Cremin, David Powell, and Lyndsay DeCarlo
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Marlene Eskind, and John & Jennifer Steele
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Nancy Stavell and Tracy Frist
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Joyce Shulman, Brian Shulman, Tyler Shulman, and Debra Shulman
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Ruth Renta and Thyrza Martinez
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Sen. Lamar Alexander, Honey Alexander, Gov. Winfield Dunn, and Betty Dunn
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T. Allen Morgan and Jane Corcoran
On Monday, June 17, Family & Children's Services (FCS), one of Nashville's oldest and most respected nonprofits, officially celebrated the opening of its brand-new facility, The Honey Alexander Center.
Approximately 200 people gathered for the event including Honey Alexander and her husband Sen. Alexander, their four children, Mayor David Briley, other members of city leadership, FCS Board Members, as well as past clients served by FCS. The center is named for former Tennesse First Lady Honey Alexander, who has been a champion of child health and welfare since the 1980s and a long-time supporter of FCS.
Thanks to several Nashville philanthropists and donors FCS has been able to meet more than 90% of its $12 million fundraising goal before this grand opening.