Greenhouse Ministries is excited to host their second GameDay Tailgating event on Sept. 12, from 6:30-8:30 p.m. The event will be held on the site of Greenhouse Ministries' future building at 315 S Academy Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37130.

The purpose of the event is to create awareness about the opportunities at Greenhouse Ministries, a nonprofit located in downtown Murfreesboro, while also raising funds to build their new building. Greenhouse Ministries outgrown their building and is looking to build new facilities. The plans for the new building includes new classrooms, a full teaching kitchen, state of the art food pantry, a sensory room for the occupational therapy clinic, and more.

Greenhouse Ministries Investor Relations Specialist, Sarah Gwinn said, "We are getting excited for this year's Game Day event. Between the amazing outcome from last year's event, and how quickly our tables for this year filled up, I am extremely encouraged by the enthusiasm of our financial partners who have joined us to "Build the Greenhouse!" The generosity of our community towards the clients of Greenhouse Ministries and for the future of this ministry is truly humbling."

Everyone is welcome to come and enjoy music, corn hole, football highlight reels and Slick Pig BBQ. The event is adults only and the attire is "wear your favorite football team's jersey." If you are interested in tickets, contact Rachel Young at rachel.young@greenhousemin.org.

About Greenhouse Ministries:

Greenhouse Ministries is a nonprofit organization that offers a holistic approach to helping people. Greenhouse Ministries offers to help, educate and connect. Greenhouse helps by providing food, clothes, toiletries, household items, legal clinic, nursing clinic, and much more. Greenhouse educates by offering classes from budgeting to GED tutoring. Greenhouse connects by connecting clients with jobs, housing and other resources. Greenhouse was co-founded by Cliff and Jane Sharp in 1999 after the couple worked for the local pregnancy center and had a calling to serve those in need. Seventeen years later, Greenhouse Ministries has thrived and acquires donations of food, furniture and clothing every day, and every day the organization provides those items for individuals and families in need. Built on Christian principles, the motto of Greenhouse is "planting hope in the 'Boro," and the organization strives to help clients go from needing to giving back.