SNAP of Tennessee
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Remember the Survivors
Phone: 865-748-3518
Email: susan8324@gmail.com
Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests
Most Important Links
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Timeline and Correspondence: Large document with events that have occurred over the past months in regard to the Board of Directors of SNAP with supporting correspondence.
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Contact list for the Board of Directors: Taken from a letter sent from SNAP
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CALL TO ACTION: Very important paths forward to make SNAP the best it can be.
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By-Laws of SNAP effective 2020. Click here.
Click here to go to the Call to action page
Timeline and Correspondence document. Click here. This is the most important document for a comprehensive understanding of the situation over the past months.
Contact list for the Board of Directors of SNAP. Click here.
Powerpoint Presentation; PDF format (First presented on April 16, 2025
CALL TO ACTION 1: Letter to SNAP Board. Click here.
CALL TO ACTION #2: Am I a vetted and ratified leader in SNAP? Click here.
CALL TO ACTION #3: Want to be a member of the "Group of 20." Click here.
CALL TO ACTION #4: Find out about the Helpline. Click here.
CALL TO ACTION #5: Needed: Join the Board of Directors. Click here.
CALL TO ACTION #6: Recommendations for Executive Director. Click here.
CALL TO ACTION #7: Every voice should be heard - Input for SNAP "mediated session" 2025 conference. Click here.
SNAP Leaders info
Directly email the board of directors
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Copy and paste these six email addresses into your email TO: box to send a message to all 6 board members. Click here for phone numbers as well as email addresses.
The Law (in Plain English) for Nonprofit Organizations
We will be informing you of some of the research that has been done by the Leader's Group over the past 8 months of waiting for the Board to listen to us. Recent important findings are from th this book, "The Law for Nonprofit Organizations."
We will be posting pertinent excerpts soon. This book can be bought in paperback and kindle formats.
Are you a vetted leader in SNAP?
Are you a vetted leader in SNAP? You may be shocked!!!
Eight leaders were recently excluded from mediation with the Board of Directors of SNAP—8 out of 12 rejected! How did this happen? Why? It's time for you to inquire with the Board about your status as a vetted and ratified leader. Don’t assume that long-standing tenure guarantees your position; many believed the same. The Board implemented arbitrary criteria that led to the exclusion of these 8 leaders from discussions.
Check the Call to Action here and request clarification on your vetting status. If you are not vetted, insist on understanding the reasons why. To gain insight into the struggles these 12 leaders have faced, visit the Timeline and Correspondence section.
You can click here and go directly to the online form to fill out and find out if you are vetted.
The Helpline needs you
This phone line has been in operation for years and was funded by private individuals
➢ It has been staffed by a group of ‘leaders’ that respond to any calls that come in. For some leaders it is the only way that they can contribute and feel it is part of their mission.
➢ Unfortunately, the bill was not paid and the line stopped working
➢ This has occurred in the past and was easily fixed by a quick phone call to the benefactors
➢ Shaun reported that he did not know the benefactor (he was told) & spent months trying to fix it on his own. Including flying to Chicago for 3 days. It is still not back in full operation. Shaun is the only person with access.
➢ Conversations with individuals from other organizations reveals that calls to the helpline are not being fielded. Survivors report that they gave up trying to contact SNAP. The mission of SNAP is NOT being fulfilled. Click here to go to the Call to Action page and the #4 Call to Action. Click here to go directly to the form to fill out and let the Board know you are concerned about the Helpline.