Clarksville Living Magazine — June 2025

The June 2025 Clarksville Living Magazine reports from the Millan Foundation's first-anniversary banquet, where nearly 500 supporters gathered to back a new force in local giving.

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The lead feature covered the Millan Foundation's annual banquet, which brought nearly five hundred supporters to the Wilma Rudolph Event Center for an evening of food, fellowship and inspiration — and a look at the nonprofit's progress over its first year. Emcee Jeff Truitt described how a loose group of interested individuals became, one year later, a formal mission with a vision, its purpose to strengthen the impact of organizations already doing good work. He told the room their involvement had made the first year both extraordinary and deeply humbling.

Jack Turner and former Montgomery County Mayor Jim Durrett joined Truitt on stage for a discussion of the Foundation's efforts and accomplishments, giving the evening the feel of both a celebration and a strategy session for the year ahead.

The recurring departments round out an issue that closes the first half of the year on a note of momentum — a young foundation finding its footing, and a community showing up in force to back it.

Emcee Jeff Truitt captured how far the Millan Foundation had come in a single year. When it chose to expand its reach, he told the room, many who had expressed interest joined in, believing in the mission to strengthen the impact of organizations already doing great work — and one year later, here they were with a formal mission, a vision, and even a hashtag, an evening at once a celebration and a look ahead.

Table of Contents

  • Maestro Igor Babailov Pt. 1 (p. 5)
  • Millan Foundation Dinner (p. 8)
  • Excell BBQ Reopens (p. 10)
  • Roxy Spring Gala (p. 12)
  • Military Kids (p. 14)
  • Kid Palooza (p. 16)
  • Nashville’s Spice Road - Part 2 (p. 18)
  • Spice Road Pt. 2 (p. 18)
  • Business After Hours (p. 20)
  • Day of Fun and Support (p. 22)
  • Music Heals (p. 24)
  • Tour De Ville 2025 (p. 26)
  • YaiPak Car Show (p. 27)
  • APSU Candlelight Ball (p. 28)
  • Veteran Business of the Month (p. 30)
  • Habitat for Humanity Home Blessing (p. 32)
  • Sango Gardens (p. 34)
  • Chicago Gyro (p. 36)
  • Clarksville Downtown Market (p. 38)
  • Asian Pacific Islander Heritage Event (p. 40)
  • Stations of the Cross (p. 42)
  • Jay Ammo (p. 43)
  • July 4th Celebration (p. 44)
  • YaiPak Flood Relief (p. 47)

Regular Departments

  • Calendar (p. 45)

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