Mission
Embracing our Community through Compassion
Vision - Meeting our neighbors where they are
Radical Mission seeks to develop genuine relationships in our community that are rooted in the love of God.
Sharing In Brokenness Through Friendship
We desire that these relationships will allow us to discover and address the root causes of poverty, injustice, and broken relationships in our community.
Empowering Through Dignity And Community
We are committed through living compassionately to bring relief, development, and social transformation into the relationships that we foster.
Radical Mission works to train and mobilize the community into life changing relationships of compassion resulting in the development of community based strategies providing holistic empowerment in the lives of our low income and no income neighbors.
Radical Misson also shares CCDA (Christian Community Development Association) values: Reconciliation, Redistribution, Relocation.
Radical Mission Staff
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Jon Vaughn - Executive Director
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Carrie Wheeler - Assistant Director
Board of Directors
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President: Jon Vaughn
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Secretary: Jennifer Eddington
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Treasurer: Lonnie Daniels
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Jeremy Dixon
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Frank Newman
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Leighton Brown
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Dennis Gupton
Volunteers
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Clerical Volunteers: Micki Kadunc, Brittany Rogers, Stacey Francis, Patti Hobbs
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Hope Pantry Volunteer: Ron Surburg
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Clothing Closet Volunteers: Patricia Collines, Pamela Madison
Community Partners
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Clarksville Community Development Office
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Second Harvest Food Bank - Nashville
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Community Action Agency and the Old Firehouse Dayshelter
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CARES - inmate transition network
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Community Action
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Hands on Clarksville
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Centerstone
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Clarksville local department of Human Services
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Local area churches
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Community of Hope - Grace Nazarene - United Methodist - Hilldale Baptist - One Church and others.
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Manna Cafe
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Urban Ministries
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Loaves and Fishes
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United Way
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Daymar Institute
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The Harvest Network
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New to You
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APSU
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Cumberland Bank
Radical Mission Stats
Food: assisted 2,568 Households with 5,004 adults and 3,732 children
F.U.E.L Program 1,200 Children who often are without food over the weekend found food in their backpacks each Friday
Clothing: assisted 2,568 households with 4,716 adults and 3,816 children
Garden: provide fresh produce for 990 adults and 685 children
Rental Assistance and a Money Management Courses: assisted 24 households
Engage employment readiness: assisted 60 adults