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FOUNDER + EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

The Tiny But Mighty Fund was created to celebrate the unbreakable bonds between animals and their companions, while also raising awareness and funding for animal welfare and rescue groups in the Middle Tennessee community.

The fund that is managed by the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee honors the spirit of Chico, a miniature Chihuahua that passed away in 2013 from congestive heart failure, and is named for the inspiration he provided his guardian, and to serve as a reminder that even the tiniest acts of kindness can make a mighty big difference. Join us in the 3rd Annual Tiny But Mighty Fundraiser by 

BOARD MEMBER

The Belcourt Theatre's mission is to engage, enrich, and educate through innovative film programming in our historic theatre, our community, and beyond.

The Belcourt Theatre is a unique Nashville treasure with a vibrant historic past and deep roots in the community. Today, the Belcourt is a nonprofit cultural institution dedicated to presenting the best of independent, documentary, world, repertory and classic cinema. 

FOUNDER + MANAGING PARTNER

Nashville Fashion Week was conceived in 2010 to foster Nashville’s heralded community spirit and concentration of creative, fashion-forward and entrepreneurial talent, to create a one-of-a-kind five day event that is uniquely Nashville.

CLASS OF 2017-2018

The Leadership Nashville Foundation was founded in 1976 as an independent, executive leadership program to give community leaders a three-dimensional view of this city. Since Metropolitan Nashville is a union of satellite cities and neighborhoods, participants live and work in communities that are near and yet worlds apart. Leadership Nashville plays a vital role in bringing these leaders together.

The goal of Leadership Nashville today is the same as it was in 1976:

• To build channels of communication between established leaders.
• To connect these leaders with community issues.
• To equip participants with insights not solutions.

Marcia A. Masulla, A native of St. Louis, moved to Nashville in 2008 and went to work helping build Nashville organizations such as Nashville Fashion Week, where she is a co-founder and managing partner, founded the Tiny But Mighty Fund, a nonprofit that raises funds for animal welfare and rescue, and 12th & Broad, where she led this TN Media multi-media startup as the Creative Editor and Host. Masulla also dedicates much of her time to other community initiatives that include chairing the annual Nashville Humane Association's Unleashed fundraiser since it's inception in 2010, serving on the board of the Belcourt Theatre and participating in several other philanthropic endeavors throughout the year. Masulla has been recognized by the Nashville Business Journal as part of their 40 Under 40 class of 2015, named the Arts & Entertainment winner at the 2015 Nashville Emerging Leaders Awards (NELAs), named as one Nashville Lifestyles' 25 Most Beautiful People of 2013 and has been inducted into the Tennessee State Museum's Costume & Textile Institute.