CARING. SERVING. GIVING.
Our Mission: There is a great need in our communities to help other people. Anytime a need is brought to our attention, we try to help, if possible.
At Highland Energy, we believe people matter more than profit—and that belief extends beyond our business into the communities we call home.
The Highland Charitable Foundation exists to come alongside our neighbors, meet real needs, and make a meaningful difference wherever we can.
Founded in 2006, the Foundation is a nonprofit extension of our company’s heart for service. Through the generosity of our employees, partners, and community supporters, we invest in local non-profit organizations and individuals in need across the areas we serve. Each year, our Links of Love Charity Golf Tournament brings people together to raise funds and extend that impact even further.
We’re always listening, always looking, and always willing to help. When a need arises, we do our best to meet it—with care, humility, and a commitment to serve others well. If you know of a need in your community, we’d love to hear from you.
What do we do?
The Highland Charitable Foundation is a non-profit organization that developed out of a mission to make a meaningful impact in service to the communities where we do business.
Highland Energy, Fuel Transport, and Fast Stop Markets employees partner with donors to contribute to this organization. Together, they help people across middle and west Tennessee in several counties including the following, but not limited to:
Chester County
Dickson County
Henderson County
Hickman County
Lewis County
Maury County
Williamson County
Decatur County
Montgomery County
Upcoming Events
Links of Love Golf Classic
The Links of Love Golf Classic is held annually in September at the Greystone Golf Club in Dickson, Tenn. The tournament's continued growth is a testament to the support it receives from generous community members and Highland Energy partners.
The Greystone Golf Club is a beautiful course of rolling hills and manicured greens. Play features a three-flight, 18-hole, 4-man scramble with first, second and third place awards in each flight.