Sophie Joseph (President of The Joseph Family Foundation) and Lucy Solomon (EVP of TJFF) sat down with The Tennessean to discuss the effects of climate change.

The 2nd Annual Kiss Breast Cancer Goodbye Benefit took place at The Country Music Hall of Fame in Nashville, TN on October 23, 2022. The event featured special guests like LOCASH, Clea Shearer, Lee Greenwood, Runaway June, Victoria Shaw, and Cooper Alan. Following the event, The Joseph Family Foundation presented Susan G. Komen with a $70,000 donation.

Sophie Joseph sat down with Newsweek to discuss climate displacement and the need for global support.

The world of philanthropy is changing at a highly-accelerated rate, exacerbated by COVID-19 and the embrace of the ‘Internet of Things’ in the demand for greater transparency, accountability, and impact. One family foundation took this mission to heart and from their Nashville, Tennessee headquarters they are affecting tangible change.

Following the success of Nashville’s inaugural Kiss Breast Cancer Goodbye Benefit Concert on Oct. 24 at the Country Music Hall of Fame, the Joseph Family Foundation recently presented a $167,000 donation to Susan G. Komen. The event featured appearances from Dolly Parton, Dennis Quaid, Artimus Pyle, LOCASH, Captain Sandy Yawn, Collin Raye, and many others.