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Leadership &
Financial Reports

Board

Shauna Jamison | Chairperson

Qualifacts

John Dreyer | Vice Chairperson

Community Volunteer/Retired President of The Shelby Group

Anne Bratton Martinez | Secretary

Safe Haven Family Shelter

John Jacoway | Treasurer

Southeast Financial Federal Credit Union

Marcellus Banks

Entrepreneur

William G. Taylor III | CFP

Taylor Wealth Solutions

David Wasiolek

Community Volunteer/Retired CFO from Nashville FC and CSHM

Carson King

Nelson Mullins Law Firm

Elliot Gild | Board Intern

SageSpring Wealth Partners 

Medical Board

Dr. Craig Martin, MD | Medical Director

OB/GYN

Dr. Sal Lombardi | Ultrasound Director

Executive Management

Kailey Cornett

CEO

Advisory Board

John Huie | Dr. Charles McGowan | Scott and Mindy Orman | David Rogers | Buddy and Eileen Zegel | Debbie Gilkey

Founders

Glover Dale Baker, Michael Bishop, MD, Steve and Sue Brumfield, Drs. Dan and Laura Connor, Rev. Cortez Cooper, Chaz Corzine, Don Cowan, Randy Crenshaw, MD, Jan Rodgers Dale, Luci Freed, Don Finto, Jane Gilbert, Mark Gill, Burton Grant, MD, Amy Grant, Eleanor Graves, Nan and Wayne Gurley, Box and Pam Hawkins, Sen. Douglas Henry, Danny Herron, Jimmy Hodges, Fred Holladay, David Hooper, David and Mary Edith Huggins, Bonnie Keene King, Rebekah Land, Bill Lee, Steve Little, Mike Malloy, Mamie Mason, Laura McFadden, Dick Means, Mike Miller, MD, Betty Neff, MD, Chuck Neff, Penny Nelms, Bishop Niedergeses, Scott Orman, Nancy Puryear, Ambassador Joe and Honey Rodgers, Rick Scarola, Thom Schulyer, Pug Scoville, Ed Smith, Tom Smith, Stuart and Peggy Southard, Bill Swiggart, John Van Hooydonk, MD, Sally Wallace, Laura Whiteaker

Since 1983, Hope Clinic has been helping families create abundant lives.

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Your Impact in Numbers

We are proud to offer transparency and detail when it comes to our clinical and financial practices as a nonprofit. Hope Clinic was one of the first nonprofits in Nashville to collect measurable outcome data and to become part of GivingMatters.com. Between 82-85% of our costs continue to be direct client costs, and we fundraise over 96% of our budget through the support of the local community.

Check out our Giving Matters profile HERE for more years of our financials. We are also platinum certified on Guidestar and you can view our profile HERE.

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See Why Our Donors Give

"I give because I've been there. After becoming a mom more than 15 years ago, I struggled with postpartum depression-- something that is often hidden, misunderstood, and incredibly isolating. Hope Clinic for Women was a light in one of my darkest seasons. They walked alongside me with compassion, counseling and support that reminded me I wasn't alone. Through their care, I found healing, strength, and most of all - hope. Now I give so that other women don't have to suffer in silence. I give because every woman deserves the same kind of support I received. And I give because Hope Clinic continues to be a safe haven for so many - meeting women right where they are with open arms and open hearts. Hope is powerful . Hope is possible. And Hope Clinic is where it begins."
Shauna JamisonBoard Chair
“Unfortunately, I came to Hope Clinic several days after I had gone to Planned Parenthood. If I had gone to Hope Clinic first, I know I would have had my baby and not have done what I did out of fear. I pray every day for women to find Hope Clinic first. I donate to help make Hope Clinic a well-known place for girls to go when they are scared.” 
Anonymous
"I give to Hope Clinic because I remember vividly what it was like to start off feeling scared and unprepared, and then Hope Clinic helped educate and empower me to step into motherhood with the support and confidence I needed!"
Miya Robertson
“We feel the Godly component in the crisis situation that most of these women are going through is so crucial. We love how Hope Clinic meets them where they are and continues to support them through and after delivery or even if they decide to terminate their pregnancy. You all provide HOPE for these women and a safe place during a scary but also beautiful time of their lives.”
Randy and Ginger Smith
"Pro life is so much more than pregnancy and prenatal support. I’m so thankful for the opportunity to partner with Hope Clinic. Hope Clinic meets people where they are and they offer resources to mothers and families beyond basic needs like food, clothes & diapers; they encourage wellness programs, financial counseling, and behavioral counseling - everything families need to heal and adjust to their new normal." 
Lyndsey Jesperson Steen
"I (Jennifer) became a mom at 16, and I know firsthand how overwhelming and isolating that season can feel. Hope Clinic for Women walks with women and families in those same moments, offering compassion, support, and practical resources when they need it most. That’s why we give, because every woman deserves to be reminded that she’s not alone."
Jennifer and Bobby Brumit
"I've been a monthly donor to Hope Clinic since January of 2023, soon after learning about the organization through my small group at church. Our group was looking for organizations we could support together, and one of our members had been a teen mom and said she wished she would have had something like Hope Clinic in her hometown. I personally have a heart for helping women, and Hope Clinic serves women in many ways - from services for those facing unplanned pregnancy, to support through the journey of pregnancy and becoming a parent, to accessible, affordable general healthcare services for women, and to sexual health and healthy relationship education provided to teen girls in schools. It's a great place doing great work, and I'm proud to support it."
Kerri Alvarez
"Hope Clinic is a refuge for those who feel lost, unsure, alone, or afraid. A place where they can be seen, heard, and loved. That’s why, over a year ago, I made the decision to become a Hope Giver because I know what it means to be on the other end of a phone call, holding someone’s fear and uncertainty. And I know how powerful it is to say, “I know a place that can help.”"
McKenzie Masters

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