Scarritt Bennett Center

Our Story

Established in 1892 as the Scarritt Bible and Training School for Women Missionaries, the Scarritt Bennett Center has a rich history rooted in advocacy and empowerment. Relocating to Nashville in 1924, the center was founded by Belle Bennett, a visionary who fought against racial discrimination and championed women's voices during a time of societal oppression. Today, Scarritt Bennett continues to honor her legacy by fostering a community where education transforms lives and spiritual enrichment is accessible to all.

Impact

For over a century, Scarritt Bennett Center has been a beacon of hope, advocating for the marginalized and forgotten.

Why Donate?

Your contributions directly support initiatives in Women's Empowerment, Racial Justice, Transformative Education, and Spiritual Enrichment.

Get Involved

Join the movement for change! Your donation, whether in cryptocurrency or cash, helps create a world where every voice is heard and valued. Together, we can continue the legacy of Belle Bennett and make a lasting impact in our community.