Countdown to Our Fight for Preservation

My philanthropic work, which began in Tennessee in 2015  and is closely tied to my entertainment career, has consistently  achieved national relevance. My efforts have been referenced in major  publications such as Rolling Stone and Billboard Magazine, confirming  the authenticity and scope of my impact. (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_Industry_Coalition ) 

(https://musicrow.com/2015/02/music-industry-coalition-to-absorb-save-music-row/ )

(https://www.tennessean.com/story/money/industries/music/2015/02/02/music-row-joining-forces-preservation-groups/22774251/ )

(https://www.bizjournals.com/nashville/blog/2014/12/after-months-of-quietmeetings-music-industry.html )

(https://www.billboard.com/pro/music-row-preservation-groups-unite-nashville/ )

(https://catalog.library.nashville.org/Record/CARL0001048082?searchId=251188866&recordIndex=1&page=1 )

Over the  years, this work has included successful partnerships with major nonprofit organizations, including; the Susan G. Komen Foundation (https://www.komen.org/ ).  Furthermore, I have earned the respect of one of the country's most prominent non-profits, one consistently ranked among the highest for efficiency in giving; I maintain a close, direct working relationship with the President of the Edward Charles Foundation (https://edwardcharlesfoundation.org/ ) demonstrating a proven commitment to operational effectiveness and influence at a national level: the President of the Nikki Mitchell Foundation https://www.nmfcares.org/ if also a respected friend and one heck of a badass chick! 

Coming in 2026; The Pink Country Foundation will operate under the charitable umbrella  of the Edward Charles Foundation, allowing us to deliver essential,  multi-faceted support to vulnerable women. This work, which has been in  development since 2021 following our departure from the Susan G. Komen  Foundation, will officially launch in the New Year and will have its own  dedicated website at pinkcountry.org,  which is where we will be able to accept donations exclusively. This collaborative  structure enables Pink Country to provide need-based programs for single  females or women who are head of household making less than $65,000  annually. Programs include housing grants to sponsor mortgage and rent  for women during cancer treatment, crucial dermatological  services—including the removal of brands and tattoos for sex trafficking  survivors—medical alert service animals for single female recipients of  federal disability benefits, and serving as an advocate and lobbyist  for the disabled community.

Continuing  this dedication here in Nevada, this current effort to protect the Washoe & Pleasant Valleys and honor the heritage of this land is a continuation of  that decade-long commitment to ethical, grassroots action. This project  operates with the same transparency, dedication, and platform reach that  has defined my philanthropic efforts since the beginning. More details will follow, check back for updates. 

To be clear: I am a private person, not a 501(c)(3) organization. My efforts are strategic, professional, and effective. 

Jette Porrazzo 

Executive Director of Civic Engagement

Stop Sierra Reflections For Good Coalition