Tennessee REALTOR® Cindy Bradley Honored for Transformative Hospice Care Work
February 13th, 2025 3:30 PM
By: Newsworthy Staff
Cindy Bradley, a Knoxville real estate broker, receives the Tennessee REALTORS® Good Neighbor Award for founding Sacred Grounds Hospice House, a nonprofit providing critical end-of-life care and support to over 600 families.

A Knoxville real estate professional has been recognized for her extraordinary commitment to community service, receiving the Tennessee REALTORS® 2025 Good Neighbor Award. Cindy Bradley, broker and owner of Signature Homes Real Estate, was honored for her founding and leadership of Sacred Grounds Hospice House, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing compassionate end-of-life care.
Bradley's journey began with a deeply personal experience during her husband's terminal illness, which inspired her to establish Sacred Grounds Hospice House in 2017. Since its inception, the organization has supported over 600 families navigating the challenging landscape of life-limiting illnesses, offering comprehensive care and emotional support.
The Good Neighbor Award not only recognizes Bradley's remarkable community impact but also provides a $5,000 grant to further Sacred Grounds' mission. As the organization's President of the Board of Directors, Bradley has transformed her personal grief into a powerful force for compassionate care, creating a critical resource for families facing their most vulnerable moments.
Tennessee REALTORS® President Will Sliger emphasized the significance of Bradley's work, highlighting how real estate professionals can extend their professional expertise into meaningful community service. The award underscores the organization's commitment to recognizing members who go beyond traditional business roles to make substantive differences in their local communities.
By supporting Sacred Grounds Hospice House, Bradley has created a model of holistic end-of-life care that addresses not just medical needs, but the emotional and spiritual challenges families encounter during terminal illness. Her work represents a critical intervention in healthcare, providing dignity, comfort, and comprehensive support during life's most challenging transitions.
The recognition serves as a powerful testament to the potential of individual initiative in addressing community needs, demonstrating how personal experiences can be transformed into systemic support for those most vulnerable. Bradley's dedication offers hope and practical assistance to families navigating the complex emotional and practical landscape of hospice care.
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