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With the help of individuals and businesses across Middle Tennessee, The Brittany
Project will make Christmas of the less fortunate brighter. Learn More or Donate Now.
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| Brittany Maxwell was a vibrant young Police Officer with the Murfreesboro Police Dept.,stationed at the Franklin Heights Housing complex where she served as a COPS Officer. Inspired by a young child who said Christmas trees were only for rich people, she started the Christmas Tree Project so families could have a tree who normally wouldn’t have one. Unfortunately, she passed away before the project was complete. Her family & friends have decided to take on her project and named it “The Brittany Project” in her honor. The Brittany Project hands out fully decorated trees to Families that might not have or have not ever had a Christmas Tree. |
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The purpose of The Brittany Project  is to Educate, Empower and Encourage those who struggle with low self-esteem
issues, resulting from circumstances
involving: child-hood or work-related
bullying, dysfunctional or abusive
backgrounds, economic status and physical
appearance.
This will be achieved by
offering those in need moral support
through assigned mentors, while also
meeting basic physical needs to those
with low income.The Brittany Project will
also host an annual Christmas tree
delivery program for underprivileged families. |
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We are excited to announce, The Brittany Project is now a 501 c 3 non-profit. All contributions are 100% tax deductible.
Thank you to everyone that came out to the Poker Run to support our at-risk youth sponsorship program. Special thanks to Bumpus Harley-Davidson, our sponsors, riders, and great group of hard working volunteers, who helped make the event a great success! Also, to the Murfreesboro Volunteers, and Rick and Angie Smith for manning our Poker Stops.
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The vision of The Brittany Project moving forward is to continue the annual Christmas tree program, while expanding to help with other day to day needs within the Community that we know were also close to Brittany’s heart. As she knew, and we have seen, there is a need for those in the community that are suffering with self-esteem issues resulting from bullying, dysfunctional backgrounds, economic and physical appearance.
With all the available resources, there are still individuals not receiving the help needed to empower them to overcome adversities, meet basic physical or emotional needs. A few examples of how The Brittany Project can meet those needs are; mentoring children/adults, supporting underprivileged kids in extracurricular activities, food, clothing, school supplies, or other financial & emotional support. In areas where The Brittany Project isn’t qualified, or financially able to assist, we will guide those individuals to the proper resources. |
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