Twice Daily Donates $550,000 to Monroe Carell
The Nashville company presented the check at its 26th annual Golf Cup, continuing a long-running hospital partnership.
Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Philanthropy
Twice Daily presented a $550,000 check to Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt at its 26th Annual Twice Daily Golf Cup. The parent company of Tri Star Energy has supported the hospital for 26 years.
Why it matters
The donation adds to funding for the hospital's mission of providing comprehensive, family-centered care to children in the Nashville area. Sustained corporate giving of this kind helps the hospital plan long-term care and services.
Tri Star Energy has generated more than $7 million for Monroe Carell since 2002, and this year's check totals $550,000. The materials do not break down how the funds will be spent across hospital programs.
The players
Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital at Vanderbilt
A pediatric hospital in Nashville that is part of Vanderbilt University Medical Center and provides family-centered care to children.
Twice Daily
A Nashville-based company that is the parent company of Tri Star Energy and has supported the children's hospital for 26 years.
Tri Star Energy
A Nashville energy company and subsidiary of Twice Daily that has generated more than $7 million for the children's hospital since 2002.
The details
Twice Daily presented the check during its annual golf tournament at Hermitage Golf Course, followed by an award ceremony and reception. The hospital also named its campus café Twice Daily Cafe, and Tri Star Energy separately sponsored Vanderbilt Health's Clip In 4 the Cure cycling event at GEODIS Park.
Timeline
Tri Star Energy began generating funds for Monroe Carell in 2002.
Twice Daily presented the $550,000 check at the 26th Annual Golf Cup.
Market Landscape
Sustained corporate donations from Nashville companies have become a recurring source of support for Monroe Carell Jr. Children's Hospital. Twice Daily's 26-year record places its giving among the longer-running local partnerships with the hospital.
For Nashville families with children receiving care at Monroe Carell, the donation supports the hospital's ongoing services. The materials do not indicate any change to patient billing or access.
The takeaway
Sustained local giving over decades can quietly underwrite the care children rely on in a community. Businesses and residents interested in supporting pediatric care can look for ongoing programs like the Twice Daily Golf Cup.
Further reading
Explore more local giving stories in the Philanthropy section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by CStore Decisions.
