The Community Foundation announced that two years after the flood in May 2010, all of the $15.04 million donated for flood relief have been distributed or allocated to organizations addressing flood recovery in Tennessee.

Through the work of The Foundation’s nonprofit flood grantees, progress toward recovery
to-date includes:

• 11,978 damaged homes repaired.
• 586 homes rebuilt.
• 3,210 pieces of furniture and appliances provided,
  including couches, beds, stoves, refrigerators and more.
• 1,239 people received rental or
  mortgage assistance.
• 794,267 volunteer hours dedicated to flood response,
  rebuilding and restoration projects.
• 18,250 flood survivors provided access to counseling
  services.
• 8,585 flood victims’ calls for help answered by 2-1-1.
• 5,475 flood-affected homes in Davidson County visited
  through door-to-door outreach to assess continuing needs and connect flood
  survivors with the Flood Recovery Network or other resources.
• 2,002 cash gift cards provided to help flood survivors
  purchase clothes, construction materials or other needed items.
• 143 tons of debris cleared from waterways.
• 182,000 flood-impacted clients helped across Tennessee
  through a broad range of nonprofit services.

Read the full report about the flood recovery here.