Feb. 5, 2026, 5:10 a.m. ET
With parts of the Nashville area still dealing with the aftermath of Winter Storm Fern, including thousands of residents who remain without power following the historic icy storm, the Tennessee Titans are chipping in with some support.
The Titans’ donation of $250,000 to the Metropolitan Action Commission will help launch Davidson County’s Emergency Winter Housing Assistance Program to help those displaced and suffering from the devastation of the storm.
The donation is a facet of the Titans’ Home Field Advantage Catalyst Fund, part of the team’s ONE Community platform, and is expected to start running on Thursday.
While announcing the donation, Titans Presidentand CEO Burke Nihill said the team hopes the effort will make an impact on the affected families.
“We know how devastating Winter Storm Fern has been for so many families in our community,” Nihill said. “We hope that this effort helps to reaffirm our dedication to standing with Nashville in times of need. We appreciate Mayor O’Connell and the hard work of the city to bring this opportunity to our neighbors.”
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While the donation is a small step toward supporting the region, much remains to be done for the many families displaced by the storm. The community is building a Winter Storm Recovery Fund, supported by the United Way of Greater Nashville and the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee, to help those in need.