M/I Homes Nashville Unveils Benefit Home to Fund Cancer Research Initiatives
In a significant addition to their community engagement efforts, M/I Homes Nashville has made waves by unveiling its first Pelotonia Benefit Home during a recent ribbon-cutting ceremony. This initiative highlights the company’s commitment to supporting groundbreaking cancer research while showcasing their newly constructed homes. The Pelotonia Benefit Home, located in Barton's Mill in Lebanon, Tennessee, is not just another property on the market; it represents a transformative step in the fight against cancer through substantial financial contributions to the cause.
The home, which offers 2,507 square feet of open-concept living, includes four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms paired with a two-car garage. Its design reflects modern aesthetics while emphasizing functionality, catering to the needs of families seeking both comfort and style. The strategic location, only 25 miles from downtown Nashville, combines the allure of rural living with easy access to urban amenities, making it an attractive option for potential buyers.
During the ribbon-cutting ceremony, M/I Homes Nashville proudly presented a check for $102,539 to Pelotonia representatives, further cementing their role as a key funding partner in cancer research. The funds raised will significantly aid the efforts of Pelotonia, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting innovative research at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute. Additionally, the initiative sees collaboration with the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center in Nashville, amplifying the reach and impact of the donations.
“Supporting Pelotonia is a powerful mission that we’re honored to be a part of,” expressed John Hennebery, area president of M/I Homes Nashville, at the event. “Each contribution pushes the boundaries of life-saving cancer research and allows us to extend our influence beyond mere homebuilding.” This dedication to community support and social responsibility illustrates the company's philosophy of combining business success with positive societal impact.
M/I Homes has been involved with Pelotonia since 2014, contributing over $7 million to date, illustrating a sustained commitment over the years. This involvement is not just financial; it also includes the participation of over 200 team members who engage in the annual ride, further fostering a culture of philanthropy within the organization.
Eric Olsavsky, vice president of community engagement and partnerships at Pelotonia, reciprocated the appreciation, emphasizing, “The commitment of M/I Homes Nashville to our mission is invaluable. Through their involvement in the Benefit Home Program, they harness their homebuilding expertise as a powerful force driving critical cancer research initiatives forward and inspiring others to make a difference in the community.”
For those interested, the Pelotonia Benefit Home in Barton's Mill is officially on the market and ready for new owners, making it a perfect opportunity for anyone looking to contribute to cancer research while enjoying a new home.
The launch of this Benefit Home marks a pivotal moment for both M/I Homes Nashville and the community, showcasing how corporate responsibility can lead to remarkable changes in public health. As they continue to innovate and inspire, M/I Homes reaffirms its promise to put both its customers and community first. To learn more about the Pelotonia Benefit Home or for inquiries, visit the M/I Homes website or their dedicated Pelotonia page.
The home, which offers 2,507 square feet of open-concept living, includes four bedrooms and two and a half bathrooms paired with a two-car garage. Its design reflects modern aesthetics while emphasizing functionality, catering to the needs of families seeking both comfort and style. The strategic location, only 25 miles from downtown Nashville, combines the allure of rural living with easy access to urban amenities, making it an attractive option for potential buyers.
During the ribbon-cutting ceremony, M/I Homes Nashville proudly presented a check for $102,539 to Pelotonia representatives, further cementing their role as a key funding partner in cancer research. The funds raised will significantly aid the efforts of Pelotonia, a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting innovative research at The Ohio State University Comprehensive Cancer Center – Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital and Richard J. Solove Research Institute. Additionally, the initiative sees collaboration with the Vanderbilt-Ingram Cancer Center in Nashville, amplifying the reach and impact of the donations.
“Supporting Pelotonia is a powerful mission that we’re honored to be a part of,” expressed John Hennebery, area president of M/I Homes Nashville, at the event. “Each contribution pushes the boundaries of life-saving cancer research and allows us to extend our influence beyond mere homebuilding.” This dedication to community support and social responsibility illustrates the company's philosophy of combining business success with positive societal impact.
M/I Homes has been involved with Pelotonia since 2014, contributing over $7 million to date, illustrating a sustained commitment over the years. This involvement is not just financial; it also includes the participation of over 200 team members who engage in the annual ride, further fostering a culture of philanthropy within the organization.
Eric Olsavsky, vice president of community engagement and partnerships at Pelotonia, reciprocated the appreciation, emphasizing, “The commitment of M/I Homes Nashville to our mission is invaluable. Through their involvement in the Benefit Home Program, they harness their homebuilding expertise as a powerful force driving critical cancer research initiatives forward and inspiring others to make a difference in the community.”
For those interested, the Pelotonia Benefit Home in Barton's Mill is officially on the market and ready for new owners, making it a perfect opportunity for anyone looking to contribute to cancer research while enjoying a new home.
The launch of this Benefit Home marks a pivotal moment for both M/I Homes Nashville and the community, showcasing how corporate responsibility can lead to remarkable changes in public health. As they continue to innovate and inspire, M/I Homes reaffirms its promise to put both its customers and community first. To learn more about the Pelotonia Benefit Home or for inquiries, visit the M/I Homes website or their dedicated Pelotonia page.
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