The 10th anniversary of the Charlie Daniels Project is holding is annual Patriot Awards Dinner, held on September 11th at the City Winery in Nashville, TN, is a milestone event made possible by the incredible support of three very special sponsors: Team Construction, Fiserv, and Lipman Brothers. These Nashville-based companies have been instrumental in ensuring the success of this meaningful event, which honors our nation’s heroes.
Team Construction, Founded by Donnie Mingus, has been a leader in the gas industry since 2003. With a strong foundation built on Safety First, Customer Service, and Employee Experience, Team Construction has achieved remarkable growth and success, becoming the premier contractor in the Southeast region. Their commitment to doing the job right, every time, reflects their dedication to excellence and community support.
Fiserv, a leading financial technology company, has a significant presence in Nashville, where it plays a crucial role in data processing and hosting services. With several offices in the city, Fiserv supports financial institutions across the United States, contributing to Nashville’s growing reputation as a hub for fintech and financial services.
Lipman Brothers, under the leadership of Lowell Goldman, President & COO of RSL Holdings, has been a cornerstone of the wine and spirits industry in Tennessee since its founding in 1939. As the first distributor of wine and spirits in the state, Lipman Brothers has maintained its leadership for over 80 years. With its headquarters in Nashville and additional facilities in East Tennessee, the company services a wide range of trade channels, ensuring growth and success in the markets they serve.
David Corlew, President and Co-Founder of The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project, expressed his gratitude, stating, “The commitment and generosity of Team Construction, Fiserv, and Lipman Brothers have been vital to the success of the Foundation. Their unwavering support over the years has helped us continue Charlie’s legacy of giving back to our veterans and first responders. We couldn’t do it without them.”
As we gather to celebrate this special anniversary, The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project, the board, including, Hazel Daniels, Major, General Terry M. Max Haston, are reminded of the power of community and the importance of coming together to honor those who have sacrificed so much for our country. Thanks to all including our sponsors for making this event possible and for standing by our side as we continue this important work.