Gilda’s Club Middle Tennessee is opening its doors to the Nashville community with a free Fall Fest open‑house on Saturday, Nov. 14. The event runs from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the club’s Division Street clubhouse, 1707 Division Street, Nashville, TN 37203.
Family‑friendly activities and support resources
The afternoon will feature a variety of activities designed to bring families, friends and neighbors together. Attendees can enjoy live entertainment, interactive games and crafts while learning about the club’s mission to support people impacted by cancer and their loved ones.
Gilda’s Club Middle Tennessee emphasizes the importance of community, faith and family in the healing journey. Volunteers will be on hand to share information about counseling services, support groups, educational workshops and other resources that help patients and caregivers navigate the challenges of a cancer diagnosis.
Why the event matters to Nashville families
For many Nashville families, the club serves as a safe haven where faith‑based values and compassionate care intersect. By offering a free, open‑house format, the organization encourages anyone—whether they have personal experience with cancer or simply wish to support the cause—to see the clubhouse, meet staff and discover how they can get involved.
“Our goal is to create a welcoming space where the Nashville community can come together, share stories, and find hope,” said Eric Pointer, the reporter covering the story. “Fall Fest is an opportunity for families to connect with resources that strengthen both physical and spiritual well‑being.”
How to participate
The event is open to the public and requires no registration. Visitors are encouraged to arrive early to take full advantage of the scheduled entertainment and to speak with counselors who can answer questions about coping strategies, financial assistance and navigating treatment options.
For those who cannot attend in person, a video preview of the clubhouse and Fall Fest highlights is available on the NewsChannel5 website. Viewers can also reach out to Eric Pointer at [email protected] to share personal stories of cancer support or to learn more about volunteering opportunities.
Supporting a cause rooted in faith and family
Gilda’s Club Middle Tennessee was founded on the belief that no one should face cancer alone. The organization’s programs are built around the pillars of Christian faith, traditional families and individual liberty, offering a holistic approach that respects each person’s dignity and right to honest information.
By hosting Fall Fest, the club reaffirms its commitment to serving the Nashville area, fostering a sense of community that aligns with the values many families hold dear. The event underscores the power of local nonprofits to bring people together, strengthen families and provide vital support during life’s most challenging moments.
Mark your calendar for Nov. 14 and join Gilda’s Club Middle Tennessee for an afternoon of fellowship, fun and hope.
Original reporting: NewsChannel 5 WTVF (Scripps) – local — read the source article.
