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Nashville Alignment Meeting (K-4)
 
 
Todd Wiggington of Metro Schools setting up CHARACTER COUNTS! Nashville table.
 
Metropolitan Police Academy Ethics Training
 
 
 
Tim Sinks presenting a check to Pat Stella, Chairman of CHARACTER COUNTS! Nashville from the Society of Financial Services Professionals
 
 
CHARACTER COUNTS! Nashville Board of Directors
 
 
Winfield Dunn, Jane Edwards, Dr. Randy Lowry, Pat Stella, Tim Sinks, Connie Williams, and Walt Leaver
 
Honorees at The Tennessee American Business Ethics Award's Dinner
 
 
Board Members Rudy Kalis and Pat Stella at the Awards Banquet.
 Mr. Kalis presented the awards and Mr. Stella was honored for his work at Fire Sprinkler LLC.
 
CHARACTER COUNTS! Nashville and the Metro Nashville Police Department
 
 

Be the Difference! is the CHARACTER COUNTS! Nashville slogan.  This billboard can be seen on 1-40 West.
 
 
Sgt. Dana Lyons of the Recruitment Division has done a fine job incorporating CHARACTER COUNTS! Nashville in the Metro Police Recruitment Campaign.
 
CHARACTER COUNTS! in Honduras
 

Dr. Mary Morris traveled to Choletca, Honduras over Spring Break to provide teacher professional development using CHARACTER COUNTS! for two schools.  The children and teachers enjoyed learning about the Six Pillars and making necklaces to remember each one.

At the end of the week, each teacher was given a certificate of completion from the Center for Character Development at Lipscomb University.
 
Community Day at Napier Elementary
 

CHARACTER COUNTS! Nashville volunteers enjoy reading to children.  Here Charles Fentress can be found reading to about 20 children who loved having him visit.

From the looks on these kid's faces...They loved having Rudy Kalis from Channel 4 read Where the Wild Things Are.  They also had the special treat of hearing his skydiving story.
 

Walker Mathews could be found in another classroom reading some of his favorite stories.  With his enthusiasm and fun personality, the kids are anxiously awaiting his return.

Harold Fogelberg, Executive Director of CHARACTER COUNTS! Nashville, enjoyed reading Corduroy to the children in the 4th grade.  He really enjoyed getting to know them and hearing that they thought he was 95 years old.