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Welcome to the
MASON TASK FORCE
About Us
The Mason Task Force was founded in March 1993 by Rev. Robert Reed and Mrs. Elizabeth Grandberry, who united local churches, businesses, and citizens to provide programs such as youth activities, tutoring, arts and crafts, and senior services. From the beginning, their vision was to establish a community center.
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In 2003, the Task Force reorganized under new leadership, with Michael Harris as President.
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By 2005 he and the new team partnered with city leaders to plan a park in the Richland Hill subdivision. That same year, the organization successfully opposed a proposed junkyard, supported new ordinances, welcomed the town’s Dollar General, and launched the annual Citywide Clean-Up Campaign with Keep Tipton County Beautiful.
Mason, Tennessee
Today, the Task Force continues to strengthen Mason through events like the Mason Jubilee, the Christmas Parade, and the Farmer’s Market. By partnering with residents, churches, and businesses, it promotes growth, unity, and beautification while supporting local government initiatives.
Looking ahead, the Task Force is committed to building a Community Center that will provide space for education, culture, recreation, and economic development. We invite you and your family to join us in creating a stronger, healthier, and more vibrant Mason for generations to come.
Community Events
We have so many exciting things going on -- Join us in building a stronger, more connected community!
Mason Jubilee Fall Festival
Sat, Oct 25 | Downtown Mason
A delightful event packed with games, live bands, delicious food and drinks, face painting, and so much more!
Support Us
The Mason Task Force & Community Center depends on the kindness of individuals like you to fulfill our mission of serving the community. Your contributions enable us to offer essential services and support to those in need. Join us in creating a positive impact on the lives of our neighbors.
Volunteer Opportunities
Join us today and help build a stronger, thriving community!
Are you ready to serve the social, economic, cultural, educational and recreational needs of your community?
To bring about meaningful changes in our city, it is essential for individuals to volunteer their services across various sectors.
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Click below to join.
Community News
Stay informed with the latest news from Mason and the neighboring areas!
Brighton Fall Festival
Brighton Fall Festival at Brighton City Park on Saturday, October 25, 2025 from 10 AM - 4 PM. Click HERE to read the article. (Source: tiptonco.com)
Meet our Sponsors
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