Black Culture Club pays it forward
Students shared their generosity with a North Nashville nonprofit promoting arts & music and through book donations.
By Ari Walker '27
Over the summer, the Black Culture Club donated $265, the proceeds of its bake sale, to the Jefferson Street Sound Museum. In addition to this, during the last school year, the former Middle School students donated $14.80 to University School of Nashville to purchase the books “Our Beautiful Colors” for the Lower School peers and “Nic Blake and the Remarkables” for Middle School peers.
Over the summer, the Black Culture Club donated $265, the proceeds of its bake sale, to the Jefferson Street Sound Museum. In addition to this, during the last school year, the former Middle School students donated $14.80 to University School of Nashville to purchase the books “Our Beautiful Colors” for the Lower School peers and “Nic Blake and the Remarkables” for Middle School peers.
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