Not directly affected by the Tennessee funding but I see where they are going with it by my personal experience in Ohio. Other states are concerned by the Tennessee action. I think some non profits administer better than others. However, the state of Tennessee feels they could be as effective or more effective by committing to state funding only. This is because after the non profits receive their federal grants at the grassroots level when you apply for assistance the funding is gone through administration costs. Tennessee seems to think they could do better. I am curious to see how it pans out. There are many entities that take advantage of these funds, like now the hot topic for funding is opioid addiction and many are jumping on the bandwagon. The Federal government just throws money at a problem, but for the millions allocated, a very small portion goes to the people in need.