Project Redesign is an incentive-based program providing room “redesigns” for deserving families, helping them with their lifestyle and interior spaces. We also help families in immediate crisis, partially or fully furnishing their apartments. Our primary focus is the James Cayce Homes, Nashville’s largest and most at risk public housing development, and we are partnering with the Martha O’Bryan Center to launch this exciting new program.
Our committee collects donations of gently-used household items and furniture, gift certificates, or cash. All contributions are tax deductible through the Martha O’Bryan Center. Receipts and pick-up are provided.



Thanks to Nancy Mikulski, Karen McCoy, and newcomer Chrissy Samide for all of their help with this very nice woman's bedroom (pictured here with her daughter).
Merry Christmas to all...we'll see you in 2010!



Many thanks to Lisa Cuttrell, Karen McCoy, and Nancy Mikulski for helping with this redesign. Lisa custom made the beautiful drapes and Karen put her professional paint touches on the screen-turned-headboard! Wow!!!




Today we did a redesign for two brothers who really love football. One is a Titans fan, the other likes the Steelers. The Steelers...REALLY???
Thank you to pro-painter Karen McCoy and designer Christy Cummings for helping us with this redesign. You were both awesome!


Everything in this living room redesign was given by a different donor...the sofa, the chairs, the art, the rug, the coffee table, the lamps. The way it all comes together is just "divine" and Project Redesign would like to thank each and every donor! If you have gently used furniture or accessories that you no longer want, we hope you'll remember Project Redesign.



The residents of the James Cayce Homes live in the shadow of LP Field and house many, many Titans' fans---especially "little" ones! Any donations of Titans' paraphernalia is much appreciated!
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Project Redesign thanks the volunteers from the HCA 2009 Caring for the Community Campaign. You were AWESOME!!! See below for details...
About Martha O'Bryan Center...
Martha O’Bryan Center (MOBC) On a foundation of Christian faith, the Martha O’Bryan Center empowers children, youth, and adults in poverty to transform their lives through work, education employment, and fellowship. The Martha O’Bryan Center was founded in 1894, when Miss O’Bryan, a retired teacher, organized the Gleaners Society at First Presbyterian Church to work with Nashville’s needy. In 1948, MOBC began operating at the current site in the James Cayce Homes.