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The Phoenix Club parent organization was founded in Memphis, Tennessee, in 1955, with the Nashville Chapter being founded in 2001. Smith Music School.

The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a registered 501(c)(3) organization with a mission to support Nashville's Underserved Youth and Develop Members into Leaders in the Community. The Phoenix Club of Nashville is a registered 501(c)(3) organization for young professional men that raises money in social settings for the benefit of disadvantaged youth in Middle Tennessee. We are a catalyst in raising fu

nds for Nashville youth and youth programs with a specific focus on supporting the Boys and Girls Clubs of Middle Tennessee. The club raises money in a manner that challenges members to reach out into the community for funds that enable our disadvantaged youth to prosper. In 2013, PCON surpassed $1 million in giving since its inception and expanded its work to support additional organizations including but not limited to YMCA Camp Widjiwagan, Junior Achievement, and W.O. The Phoenix Club is a dynamic cross section of young professionals. Among Phoenix Club alumni in Nashville are countless non-profit board members, community leaders, businessmen, entrepreneurs, bankers, sales professionals, attorneys, architects, engineers, developers, insurers, accountants, and physicians. With effort in this exciting initiative, members make long lasting friendships while giving back to the Nashville community. Men invited to join have always been required to meet two basic requirements: hold a sincere interest in furthering the goals of the Phoenix Club, and have potential for future leadership in the community. While this club continues to take on a character and life all its own, it is based on principles that have changed the lives of young children in Tennessee for over half a century. Membership enables life-long personal and professional friendships to be formed.

08/12/2026

Dream Streets 2nd annual Rise and Dream breakfast was a fantastic event! A group of our members were able to attend. We are proud to be a supporter through our volunteering as well as a previous grant. If you would like to get involved, there are weekly opportunities to volunteer for picking up and distributing food donations. Volunteering link will be in the bio!

08/11/2026

In recognition of Mental Health Awareness Month for May, we enjoyed a talk from Reggie D. Ford 🌹 who is a Past PCON Member. Reggie is an award-winning corporate wellness speaker specializing in mental health, resilience, leadership, and positive psychology. As a TEDx speaker, bestselling author, and nationally recognized expert in psychological safety, he equips individuals and organizations to build cultures rooted in trust, courage, and growth. Mental health impacts everyone personally and professionally. Thankful to Middle Tennessee Council, Scouting America for hosting this important conversation.

08/10/2026

This past week our board (with plus ones) gathered for a dinner to celebrate our progress so far. The next morning we had a productive board retreat at the Community Foundation Mid TN to discuss future plans for the club. We are excited to bring this back to our annual programming. Thankful to Sam High for leading a great board this year!

08/05/2026

We recently had our All Member Meeting at Pinnacle Financial Partners to hear presentations from our entire board. It’s been a great year so far and we are excited to share some highlights soon. Thank you Lee McLellan and Will Loeffel of Pinnacle Financial Partners for hosting!

07/30/2026

Registration is officially open for the PCON Golf Scramble!

Friday, September 11th | Towhee Club | 8:00am shotgun start | $150 per player

Grab your foursome (or come solo and we’ll pair you up) for a scramble-format tournament - all skill levels welcome. Registration includes:

18 holes at Towhee Club
Breakfast
Drink tickets
Tee gift for every player (PCON hat and golf tees). Thankful to Jacob Delk for planning this event, we know it’s going to be a lot of fun!

07/04/2026

Happy 4th of July everyone! As promised yesterday, we wanted to highlight another armed forces speaker we heard from this year. Bill Crump, retired U.S. Naval aviator, joined PCON members for March’s Lunches with Leaders to share stories about his career in the military and as an airline pilot. He gave advice to our members on persevering through uncertain times and overcoming adversity. He also shared his passion for community service and giving to those in need.

Bill currently works as a pilot at United Airlines and served for many years in the United States Navy Reserve. Thankful to of for hosting the talk.

07/03/2026

Happy 4th of July weekend! We would like to highlight two recent Leadership Development speakers who served in our armed forces. Earlier this year, our members heard from former Army Ranger and Green Beret Commander, for a talk on leadership as a driver of fulfillment and freedom.

Sean Patton is a former U.S. Army Special Forces officer and graduate of the United States Military Academy at West Point. During 10 years on active duty, he served as an infantry and Green Beret officer. Sean led frontline troops in Iraq and Afghanistan as a ground force commander on more than 200 combat missions. Today, Sean is an executive coach with .global, the author of A Warrior’s Mindset, and the host of the No Limit Leadership podcast.

Thankful to Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP for hosting this talk. Check back tomorrow for our other recent speaker!

06/30/2026

Grant Impact Update from Since October 2024 when PCON’s contribution of $17,000 enabled NICE to purchase a dedicated vehicle for our Youth Education programs, the team has served 222 students. This included about 78 newly arrived students who were transported to school enrollments. A record 57 students participated in our 2025 Summer Camp program, where they got to take field trips to the Nashville Zoo, Adventure Science Center, Nashville Food Project’s Growing Together Garden, Vanderbilt University’s campus, the Belcourt Theater, and Whitfield Park. About 80 students attended our After-School program, where they got the chance to visit the Nashville Zoo, the Tennessee Performing Arts Center, Frist Art Museum, and the Nashville Children’s Theater. Besides making this possible, the van also allowed several students to participate on the soccer team, and 1 family to attend their child’s graduation at Margaret Allen Middle School. We are thankful to our grant co-investor and our grant champions: & Steward Johnson.

06/29/2026

Phoenix Club members were excited to be joined by former player and founder of , . Dr. Dyson shared some memorable moments from his playing career along with valuable leadership and life lessons that he has learned since his retirement from professional football. We are grateful for his time and to Truxton for hosting us at their office. Thanks also to our VP of Leadership Development, , and VP of Leadership Development Elect, Grant Altshuler for organizing our Leadership events this year.

06/04/2026

On April 12, We ran a Car Care Class with at lead by with the support of the Take 5 team. The moms from Ella’s house learned about basic car care to help prevent emergency situations and unnecessary costs. This included how to check oil, tire pressure, filters, what typical alerts/warning lights mean, and how to feel confident going into an auto shop. We are thankful to our members and for making this happen!

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Nashville, TN
37201-37250

Website

https://phoenixclubofnashville.org/

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