OUR UNDERWRITING PARTNERS
The organizations and individuals listed here are the wonderful underwriting supporters of WJZF 91.5 FM – Knoxville’s Jazz Flavors. Their generosity has helped establish the station and continues to support its ongoing operations. Through their partnership, WJZF is able to share great music, celebrate the arts, and work alongside the Bella Breast Cancer Foundation to serve and uplift our community.
MARC NELSON DENIM
Headquartered in Knoxville, Tennessee, Marc Nelson is a small batch menswear and custom-tailored suiting brand specializing in custom men's suits and clothing tailor made for you. Founded in 2011, owner Marcus Hall’s interest in design was sparked by the former Levi Strauss company in East Knoxville where many of his family and friends were once employed.
HARRY L. BOSTON, Ph.D.
Dr. Boston is passionately engaged in efforts promoting equity, equality and opportunity for all, efforts promoting economic development, and efforts supporting innovative energy technologies. He is a board member of the Knoxville Area Urban League, the East Tennessee Economic Council (ETEC), the Knoxville Chamber of Commerce, the Knoxville Museum of Art, and the Fairview Technology Center. He volunteers and directly supports charitable organizations, organizations that promote entrepreneurialism, and organizations that promote STEM education and the well-being of our children.
REGAS SQUARE EVENTS
Regas Square Events in Downtown Knoxville is part of the Bridgewater Hospitality Collective, and home to two additional premier venues in North & West Knoxville. Regas Square Events offers sophisticated state-of-the-art amenities for nonprofit galas, weddings, and unforgettable celebrations. With exceptional service and an in-house chef delivering elevated catering both on-site and off-site, they create events of distinction. Learn more at RegasSquareEvents.com.
KNOXVILLE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
The KSO reaches more than 100,000 people each year across Knoxville and communities throughout East Tennessee. More than 70% of our performances take place outside the concert hall through education programs, community partnerships, and free public concerts that bring music directly to the people we serve.