Titans, NFL Pledge $100k To Covenant Fund

NASHVILLE - According to a tweet by Steve Cavendish, editor of the online Nashville Banner news site, Tennessee Titans owner Amy Adams-Strunk, and the NFL have pledged $100,000 to the Covenant Fund.

At tonight's vigil, there will be an announcement about money donated to the Community Foundation's Caring for Covenant fund. As of this morning, it was more than $200K. Source tells me Titans owner Amy Adams Strunk and NFL pledged $100K today.
— Steve Cavendish (@scavendish) March 29, 2023

The fund was started this week after the school shooting at the Covenant School in Nashville. Six people were killed in the attack, including three children, all age 9, the school, director, a longtime janitor, and a substitute teacher.

Various accounts have been set up for those wishing to donate to the funds to help support those directly impacted by this tragic and senseless act of violence this week.

Still today, no words can be said or written to explain or heal the damage this incident has caused to those directly impacted and the community of Nashville, and Middle Tennessee, as we have watched the reports of what occurred on that fateful day.

The Tennessee Titans issued a statement shortly after news of the attack became known.

We are heartbroken by the senseless loss of life at Covenant School today. We offer our condolences to the families and friends of the victims, and the entire Covenant School community.
— Tennessee Titans (@Titans) March 27, 2023

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