Oracle social impact in Nashville
Being a good neighbor starts with giving back
Through our philanthropy, Oracle has been investing in Nashville since 2023, donating more than $13 million so far to support local nonprofits advancing education, improving health, strengthening the community, and protecting the environment.
Oracle Volunteers have been active in Nashville since 2021, contributing more than 4,400 hours to local causes. And, we’re just getting started.
Oracle Volunteers in action
In celebration of Earth Day, Oracle Volunteers teamed up with TennGreen Land Conservancy and Harmony Wildlife Rehabilitation to remove invasive plants, plant a pollinator garden, and build perch boxes for wildlife. Together, these hands-on activities helped restore habitat and advance TennGreen’s ongoing conservation work in Middle Tennessee.
Oracle Volunteers teamed up with Project C.U.R.E. of Nashville to sort and pack medical supplies for hospitals and clinics in Lesotho, Africa. Together, they helped prepare essential resources for communities in need.
With PENCIL For Schools, Oracle Volunteers rolled up their sleeves to sort, organize, and inventory donated school supplies. Their efforts helped get classroom resources ready for Nashville students and families.
Oracle Volunteers took to the water with Cumberland River Compact for a kayak cleanup along Mill Creek. By collecting litter along the riverbanks, the team helped care for local waterways while enjoying time outdoors together.
A little teamwork went a long way as Oracle Volunteers joined Greenways for Nashville to pick up trash and debris along the Cumberland River Greenway. The cleanup helped keep this shared green space welcoming for everyone.
At Trinity Community Commons, Oracle Volunteers helped serve a free community dinner and welcome East Nashville neighbors to the table. Sharing food and conversation offered a chance to connect and foster the growth of a caring community.
Oracle Volunteers rolled up their sleeves to help beautify and organize the offices of Park Center, a local nonprofit that offers pathways to independence for people facing mental health and substance use issues.
