STABILITY FOR TODAY.
HOPE FOR TOMORROW.

Empowering Single Mothers So That They and Their Children Can Live a Future Filled with Possibilities

STABILITY FOR TODAY.
HOPE FOR TOMORROW.

Empowering Single Mothers So That They and Their Children Can Live a Future Filled with Possibilities

How We’re Changing the Story

At Grace Place, we walk faithfully alongside single mothers and their children in seasons of deep uncertainty, offering not only stable housing but also dignity, belonging, and compassionate, faith-rooted care. Within these walls, single moms are given space to rest, to heal, and to rediscover their strength. Here, families find room to breathe again.

Together, mothers rebuild their lives and move forward with renewed confidence and restored hope, and families realize a future filled with possibility.

Desnéige Bourret

Founder & CEO

Years
1 +

Every mother’s journey matters. Every child deserves steady ground.

We meet families where they are, offering support that restores dignity and sparks new beginnings.

We offer long-term stability.

Families don’t just stay briefly. They settle in, breathe deeply, and build new routines that support lasting change.

We provide wraparound support.

Life-skills classes, mentorship, accountability, spiritual care, community meals, and ongoing encouragement accompany every family’s journey.

We walk by faith.

Our work is shaped by compassion, prayer, and a deep belief in the dignity and worth of every woman and child.

We build futures, not quick fixes.

This is not a shelter. It’s a transformational program built on relationship, trust, and empowerment.

Stories of Hope

Real Women.

Real Courage.

Real Change.

Every story at Grace Place begins with uncertainty and unfolds into strength, healing, and new opportunity. These are journeys shaped by resilience and held by community.

hope grows here in

real & tangible ways.

How You Can Help

Your support opens the door to safety, stability, and lasting transformation for women and their children.

Ways to Give

Your generosity fuels housing, resources, and the wraparound support that changes lives. Give by:

Volunteering

Share your time, skills, or presence. Every helping hand strengthens a family’s path forward.

Partnering With Us

Churches, businesses, and community groups play a vital role in sustaining our mission.

Supporting the Mission

Attend an event, donate needed items, or spread awareness. Change begins with community.

Featured Highlight

Faith, Hope & Love Luncheon

Celebrate transformation, hear powerful stories, and join us in building brighter futures for families in our community.

Guided by Faith. Grounded in Love.

Grace Place is a home for new beginnings. We believe every woman and child is created with purpose, dignity, and immeasurable worth. Our faith inspires us to serve with compassion, walk alongside families with patience, and celebrate every step of progress.

Support our cause by donating to our household needs.

Matt Denney

Advisory

A native of Hendersonville, Matt completed his undergraduate and graduate studies at the University of Tennessee before returning in 2005 to begin his career as a CPA in Nashville.   He honed his skills serving privately held businesses for national and regional firms until January 2021 when he joined Davis, Brown & Company PLLC as a partner.  He has a broad range of experience serving clients in the healthcare, manufacturing, retail, non-profit, and real estate industries.

 

Matt has always been passionate about serving and contributing to the success of nonprofits that cater to the needs of families.  During his career he has served on the boards of or volunteered for organizations focused on foster care, family welfare, and homeless youth.  In addition to shifting focus to the business needs of Sumner County it was also his intent to find local organizations that are benefitting his home community.  He is enthusiastic about dedicating his skills and passion to help further the mission of Grace Place and make a meaningful impact in this area.

 

Matt resides in Gallatin with his wife (Lindsay) and three children (Caroline, Andrew, and Luke).