NOMINATION FORM
Our Greater Nashville community continues to face challenges that touch families, neighborhoods, and individuals in countless ways. In 2020, during a season of profound loss and uncertainty, Hillsboro Presbyterian Church created the Good Neighbor Grant to put compassion into action and to remind one another that no one walks alone. What began as a response to crisis has grown into an ongoing effort to lift up our neighbors and strengthen the bonds that hold our community together. The Good Neighbor Grant provides direct support to individuals and families; helping meet real needs in ways that are personal, practical, and rooted in love of neighbor.
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What is the Good Neighbor Grant?
The Good Neighbor Grant is a weekly grant created by Hillsboro Presbyterian Church to assist residents of Greater Nashville who are experiencing financial hardship. Since its beginning in 2020, the grant has provided direct support for essentials like rent, food, utilities, medical expenses, and other urgent needs that can quickly overwhelm individuals and families.

Each week, a new recipient is awarded the grant, chosen by our leadership team from a list of community nominations. By capping the grant amount, we are able to help as many neighbors as possible while keeping the program sustainable for the long term.
How Can I Help?
In addition to making a nomination you can make a charitable contribution to the Good Neighbor Grant. Small donations from  our community add up to big things.  You can setup a recurring gift or a one time donation.  Something as simple as a $10 donation can help keep a family in their home and gathered around their table.  Some individuals are committing to longer term giving like a weekly gift of $10 a week for the remainder of the year.  Any act of generosity will help grow and sustain this generous grant.  100% of all donations go directly to funding the grant and are tax deductible.

The initial grant funding was made possible by a generous contribution from the Benevolence Team of Hillsboro Presbyterian Church as well as other community partners.  And while this initial funding is generous we hope to be able to help even more families as the scope of this grant expands.

Make a small $10 donation online right now @ hboro.org/grant
Grant Policies & Guidelines
1. The nomination must be filled out in its entirety for consideration.

2. Nominations can be filled out online or the nomination can be sent through the mail
          Hillsboro Presbyterian Church
          P.O. Box 150226
          Nashville, TN  37215

3. All submitted nominations should be residents of the Greater Nashville region and will be considered, regardless of church membership or attendance.  We give the way we welcome... without regard to race, ethnic or cultural background, social status, gender, sexual orientation, age, education or political affiliation.

4. Nominations are reviewed once a month and must be submitted by the 20th of the month for next month’s consideration.  For instance, if you want to be considered for the month of June, your nomination must be submitted by May 20.  Any late submissions will be automatically saved for the next month’s consideration.  No exceptions.
All names and addresses will be withheld from the decision-making team.  Financial assistance is based entirely on need and circumstance.

5. If you do not hear from us within two weeks of the nomination deadline, then we have decided to assist another request.

6. You may submit nominations as many times as you would like, but only one per month.

7. Please do not contact anyone at the church with questions on the status of your nominations.  Any and all questions need to be emailed to: info@hboro.org

In the meantime, please know that the deciding committee is prayerfully and thoughtfully considering each nomination.  We ask that you pray for the wisdom and guidance of this ministry and for the individuals entrusted with making these decisions.
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