Care provided for terminally ill patients in their homes and in various care settings, such as nursing homes. Volunteer opportunities include visiting with patients in their home or in long term care facilities to provide companionship by talking with patients, playing board games, reading, music, etc. Other opportunities available for administrative tasks such as helping to file paperwork in our local offices, answer phones, and write cards.

Caris Healthcare Website

Contact: Diana Puckett at dpuckett@carishealthcare.com or 423-929-2044

Ongoing Opportunity!

The Ollie Otter Program teaches seat belt and booster seat education in elementary schools. Volunteers will work with program leaders, community leaders, members of the law enforcement community, and injury prevention advocates to implement assembly presentations and community events to promote child passenger safety throughout Tennessee. A full list of events can be found at www.ollieotter.org/schedule.

Contact: Julie Brewer- jbrewer@tntech.edu or at 931-372-3318

There are a wide variety of volunteer service projects across the state. Visit their website or click here to find a park near you. You can also click here to view parks that have ongoing projects.

Contact: Nancy Schelin at Nancy.Schelin@tn.gov

Tennessee BASS Nation has partnered with the TWRA Fisheries Division on multiple lakes across Tennessee on a Rehabilitation Projects. They are looking for volunteers that can assist with their work outside creating and placing fish habitat in lakes, while cleaning up trash from lakes and streams across Tennessee. Volunteer work is done with oversight from TWRA and TN BASS Nation Conservation Leadership.

To volunteer please contact Capt Jake Davis by email at msbassguide@comcast.net  or by phone at (615) 613-2382 for available dates and times.

Ongoing opportunity to volunteer!

The Bedford County Arts Council seeks to encourage, promote, foster, sponsor and develop the arts in Bedford County and surrounding areas for the benefit of the general public.

The Arts Council is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization. There are many opportunities for students to volunteer as theatre stage crew, at the invitation of the director, set-up and planning for cultural events, storage area clean-up and many more.

Each year, the Bedford County Arts Council produces 4 regular theatre productions and 2 theatre fundraisers, 5 special events (festivals, etc.), as well as 4 dances with live band.

Any Students who would like to volunteer and strengthen their connection to the arts can contact Debbie Atterholt at BCACfund@yahoo.com.

Volunteers needed to help with tutoring, homework, and general programming.

Contact: Brittany Montgomery at brittany.montgomery@bgcrc.net.

Ongoing opportunities!

Contact: Cassie Davis, Director
931-684-1476 or shelby@americanusa.net

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

Volunteers needed on an ongoing basis. Potential opportunities: installing free smoke alarms, present to 3rd-5th graders about how to prepare for disasters, helping in special events for the armed forces, helping with blood drives, office work, and more.   

Visit their website.

Contact:  Jessica Tuggle 615-250-4295 jessica.tuggle@redcross.org

Centerstone's Teen Pregnancy Prevention department is recruiting Youth Leaders for an ongoing opportunity to help participate in Outreach activities in the areas it serves in Tennessee. Duties will include planning/preparing for events, inventory/organization of event supplies, and helping promote healthy decision making for teens ages 18-19.

In addition to events, Centerstone is always looking for teens who would like to be trained on how to facilitate lessons to their peers regarding teen pregnancy/STI prevention, consent, and more.

If you are interested in any of these opportunities with Centerstone, please contact Amanda by email at amanda.mcgeshick@centerstone.org or by phone at (931) 237-8042 for more information on how to volunteer.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

A county-wide non-profit organization concerned with the collection, preservation, and interpretation of Cheatham County history and heritage. The Association assists with the Cheatham County Museum’s events throughout the year. Several opportunities exist with CCHGA office assisting with office work, filing, and organizing news articles and phots, as well as writing brief stories to be used for publicity and social media posts.

Contact: Lisa Walker at cchga007@bellsouth.net or 615-792-3623

East 52 Volunteer Fire Department is seeking volunteers! Although we can always use fire and rescue recruits, not all of our volunteers fight fires and perform vehicle extrication.

In addition to fire and rescue volunteers, we are looking for assistance with the following:

* Fundraiser assistance
* Fundraiser idea generation
* Vehicle maintenance (It can be as simple as check-off's. Example: check the amount of fuel that is in the fire truck.)
* Building maintenance / Building cleaning
* Filing paperwork
* And anything else that you could expect a business needs, but we do not have paid employees.
***Check out their website here!

Contact: James King east52firedept@gmail.com  931-243-5352

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers needed to help with special events, general park maintenance, trail work, invasive plant removal, as well as other outdoor activities. Programming for groups and assisting with native plant gardens are also available for experienced volunteers.

Address: 1674 Standing Stone Park Hwy, Hilham, TN

Contact: Ranger Shawn Hughes at shawn.hughes@tn.gov or 931-823-6487

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

Volunteers needed to sit with patients in their home or a facility and simply talk to them, read, sing, play games--whatever they are comfortable with. We also have volunteers that work here in our office arranging flowers, answering phones, and filing papers. We love to have people help out.

To sign up: Volunteer Match Website

Avalon Hospice Website

Contact: Sara Johnson at 931-563-7784 or sajohnson@curohs.com.

Volunteers needed to read with students, file papers for teachers, clerical work as needed, classroom/remedial tutoring as needed, outside jobs in garden area, cleaning tasks to help with school readiness prep, etc.

Contact: April Norris at april.norris@tcsedu.net or 931-454-2610

The mission of Chattanooga Goodwill Industries is to help people with disabilities and other disadvantages receive the skills and support they need to succeed.

They are seeking students to serve as a volunteer Flyer Hanger. Volunteers will assist by hanging flyers at various locations to advertise Goodwill's Mission Services programs, sales, and job openings.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
• Pick up flyers and list of locations at the closest store
• Hang flyers at listed locations in your area
• Take pictures of flyers hung and email to Volunteer Coordinator as proof

REQUIREMENTS
• Transportation to various locations
• Ability to enter each location and hang a flyer in a designated spot in the business
• Ability to take pictures with phone and email pictures to receive credit

If you are interested in this opportunity or have questions, please contact Taryn Balwinski by email at taryn.wilson@goodchatt.org or by phone at (423) 629-2501 for more information.

The City of Tullahoma is pleased to host its 2nd annual Earth Day Celebration at Frazier McEwen Park. As with last year, we will be sharing with our citizens the importance of caring for our environment. Currently, about one third of our city’s trash is composted or recycled. As Tullahoma continues to grow and thrive, we want to grow a robust recycling and composting program through education. By giving our friends and neighbors the tools to make more environmentally-friendly decisions, we can preserve the beauty of our hometown -- and beyond -- for generations to come.

On Saturday, April 27th, 2019, Earth Day attendees will have the chance attend a festival-style event at Frazier McEwen Park. The afternoon event will be followed by live entertainment to last into the evening. The attendees will have the opportunity to interact with local clubs, organizations, and Earth Day sponsors. Our guests will find out how these groups are positively impacting our community and will learn how they can also get involved. The family-friendly celebration is expected to attract well over a thousand visitors.

The City is seeking volunteers from 12:00 PM - 5:00PM to help set up and tear down small tents, interact with guests at information booths, among other tasks. If you are interested in this opportunity please contact Alderman Robin Dunn by email at aldermandunn@tullahomatn.gov to sign up or get more information.

Volunteers needed to help with monthly adoption events and the small kennel.

Contact: Tamara Lacy at 865-363-6706 or adoption@coffeehumane.org

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Store Greeters: Greeters meet customers at the store entrance and inform them of the day’s specials. Greeters may also assist customers with cart selection and offer coupons. Volunteers can be scheduled for anytime between 9:00am - 8:00pm, Monday - Saturday or 12:00pm - 6:00pm, Sunday. Retail Volunteers: Goodwill’s Retail Stores are fundraisers for our Mission Service programs. Retail Volunteers assist in job duties such as cleaning or organizing merchandise at Goodwill’s Retail Store locations. Volunteers can be schedule for anytime between 9:00am - 8:00pm, Monday - Saturday or 12:00pm - 6:00pm, Sunday.

Contact: Taryn Balwinski at 423.629.2501 ext. 2920 or taryn.wilson@goodwillchatt.org.

We are an environmental and educational services organization that provides help with litter, recycled art, beautification and education.  We have litter cleanups every quarter of the year. Check out their website

Contact: Call 906-450-2479 or Keepcoffeecobeautiful@gmail.com

Volunteers needed to help with cleaning of facility and grounds as well as volunteering to come and read and sing and interact with the children.

Contact: Kayla Ehlers at 931-393-3993 or Eangelsds@gmail.com

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Volunteers needed for most services performed at the park, including train maintenance, litter pick-up, trail marking, weed trimming, and more.

Address: 732 Stone Fort Drive, Manchester, TN

Contact: Park Ranger Josh Waggener at josh.waggener@tn.gov or 931-723-5073.

League of Extraordinary Teens

Part of the Governors Books from Birth program. We provide free books for children from birth to age 5.

Volunteers needed to help with LOFT. LOFT financially and logistically supports county Imagination Libraries and inspires current and future involvement in the Imagination Library by involving and rewarding young people age 13-19.

Contact: Rosemary Crabtree at rosemarycrabtree@live.com or 931-455-6711

Ongoing Opportunity!

During the school year we accept teen and college students’ assistance for special events, birthday parties, Saturday workshops and family programs, as well as after school programs. Each summer we also rely on the support of a full team of teen/college students volunteers as a part of our popular Summer Art Camp program. Camp volunteers assist our instructors in the classroom, setting up supplies, working with students to complete projects, clean-up, and monitoring breaks for the little ones. Our Summer Art Camp program is organized into 12 one-week sessions, and volunteers are asked to commit to a full week.

Contact: Diane Gawrys, art@tullahomaart.org

Tullahoma Sunrise Rotary Club              

1. Assist litter pick up at the Tullahoma Sunrise Rotary Disc Golf Course
2. Assist litter pick up at the Rotary Rocket Playground and Frazier McEwen Park
3. Assist with the literacy bookstore in Tullahoma’s Northgate Mall

 Contact: Greg Sandlin at 931-273-8955 or gjsandlin@lighttube.net

We are a hospice and we are looking for volunteers to help families by sitting with their loved ones, mowing lawns, preparing and delivering care packages, cleaning, doing paperwork, etc. If you are interested in helping people at the end of life we have opportunities for you. Check out their website HERE!

Contact: Justin Hogg at jhogg@adorationhealth.com or by phone 615-733-3600

A not-for-profit educational institution dedicated to igniting curiosity and inspiring the lifelong discovery of science. With 44,000 square feet of exhibit space, the Center features nearly 175 hands-on exhibits focused on biology, physics, visual perception, listening, mind, air and space, energy and earth science.

Volunteers have the opportunity to get involved with Adventure Science Center through a variety of volunteer shifts and assignments.  Please contact them for more information!

Visit Adventure Science Center's Website.

Contact: Elisabeth McClain at emcclain@adventuresci.org or 615-401-5099

Volunteers needed on an ongoing basis. Potential opportunities: installing free smoke alarms, present to 3rd-5th graders about how to prepare for disasters, helping in special events for the armed forces, helping with blood drives, office work, and more.   

Visit their website.

Contact:  Jessica Tuggle 615-250-4295 jessica.tuggle@redcross.org

Americans For Prosperity is a national non-profit, non-partisan, political organization that support free-market principles. The state chapter for Americans For Prosperity will have ample opportunities for students in East and Middle Tennessee to be involved in a fun and upbeat atmosphere as they learn about different issues and see the work they do have an impact on our society. Volunteer opportunities will include phone banking, door knocking, and event set up. This is a great opportunity for all students interested in, and/or looking to know more about issues in the state of Tennessee. Click HERE to view their website!

Contact: Sam Nienow snienow@afphq.orgor 615-210-9725

Volunteers are needed to work Tennessee Titans home game concessions to help raise money for Archie's Promise. If  you would like to learn more and sign up, please click below:

Opportunity 1

Opportunity 2

Eric Church Concert- 05/25/2019 SIGN UP HERE!!

Archie’s Promise is seeking volunteers to work the Eric Church on Saturday, May 25, 2019.  All volunteers must be 18 years old or older. If you are looking for volunteer’s hours and ways to meet new people this would be a great opportunity. You could earn 8 or more volunteer hours in one day. All volunteers would be required to wear black shirt (button down or t-shirt), black pants ( No holes) and black shoes. Volunteers will be working in a concessions environment around food and will be expected to clean, cook, or handle money. Volunteers must be able to understand and interpret directions given and adapt to the surroundings.

CMA FEST- Help working concessions SIGN UP HERE!!
Thursday, June 6- Sunday, June 9

Archie’s Promise is seeking volunteers to work the CMA Fest on Thursday, June 6, 2019 through Sunday, June 9, 2019.

(You don't have to volunteer all 4 days. You can just pick one day.)  

**All volunteers must be 18 years old or older.**

If you are looking for volunteer’s hours and ways to meet new people this would be a great opportunity. You could earn 8 or more volunteer hours in one day. All volunteers would be required to wear black shirt ( CLEAN button down or t-shirt), black pants (NO holes) and black shoes. Volunteers will be working in a concessions environment around food and will be expected to clean, cook, or handle money. Volunteers must be able to understand and interpret directions given and adapt to the surroundings.

Ongoing Opportunity!

Autism TN is the only autism advocacy organization in Middle Tennessee. Autism Tennessee believes that individuals on the autism spectrum and their families are deserving of respect, acceptance and hope. We also believe that individuals with autism and their family members deserve support to alleviate the challenges in their lives.

Membership Liaison Volunteer needed once a month, on Tuesday/Wednesday/Thursday, between 10 AM- 2:)) PM, to help with calls, data entry, etc. Must have experience using the computer. Please contact Lisa Cloud at 615-385-2077 ext. 4 or lisa@autismtn.org for more information.

An adult education program working to empower individuals to overcome obstacles created by poverty. We provide GED test prep, English as a Second Language and Computer and Job skills classes as well as mentoring and access to resources to men and women earning salaries below living wage.Volunteers are needed to serve as Tutors, ESL Teachers and Childcare workers at any of our 6 programs located throughout Middle TN.

Visit their website here.

Contact: Lauren Christians at 615-332-2480 or volunteer@beginanew.org

The Cane Ridge Community Club, located at 6043 Cane Ridge Rd in Antioch, TN has several volunteer opportunities. We have a small container garden which incorporates historical artifacts from our community; this space needs work/preparation year round (we will provide tools). We also have regular evening community meetings in which we can use help setting up, tearing down, managing name-tags and sign-in sheets and more.

We also would like pairs of students to plan a meeting for the community (your choice –what do we need to know about you?) During the summer, we do several cook-outs and other fun events for which we need assistance. Other opportunities include helping re-draw message boards, meeting new neighbors, assisting with Christmas Parade participation, organizing supplies, helping people inside, documenting meetings with photographs and posting them to our social media, interviewing residents and documenting their stories and more. If you have a passion for something you want to give, we’ll find a way to use it so long as it benefits the community. A connected community is a safer community. Credited times are generally a minimum of four hours per visit.

Please contact caneridgecommunityclub@gmail.com or call 615-497-2981 if you are interested in volunteering for this non-profit all-volunteer historical organization.

Centerstone's Teen Pregnancy Prevention department is recruiting Youth Leaders for an ongoing opportunity to help participate in Outreach activities in the areas it serves in Tennessee. Duties will include planning/preparing for events, inventory/organization of event supplies, and helping promote healthy decision making for teens ages 18-19.

In addition to events, Centerstone is always looking for teens who would like to be trained on how to facilitate lessons to their peers regarding teen pregnancy/STI prevention, consent, and more.

If you are interested in any of these opportunities with Centerstone, please contact Amanda by email at amanda.mcgeshick@centerstone.org or by phone at (931) 237-8042 for more information on how to volunteer.

Christian Cooperative Ministry (CCM) serves Davidson county, TN. Our services include:  food distribution with Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee, sack lunches for the homeless, and clothing distribution for those in need. Check out the website here!

Contact: Susie Larson s.larson@helpmadison.org 615-868-6865

Truth and Grace Church is seeking volunteers to assist with their community pantry that they run. The pantry is open every Thursday from 10:00am - 3:00pm at the church (14825 Lebanon Pk. Old Hickory, TN 37138). If you are interested in assisting with this ongoing event, please contact Charles at communitypantryTAG@gmail.com or by calling (615) 578-5465 for more information.

There are a variety of volunteer opportunities available at its 8 locations in Davidson and Williamson Counties. From helping to set up for special events to providing direct service for the older adults that we serve, there are a variety of opportunities at FiftyForward to help you fulfill your community service hours. 

Visit their website!

Contact: Robin Johnson at rjohnson@fiftyforward.org or 615-743-3424

A one-of-a-kind achievement center for individuals with Down’s Syndrome, their families, and the community. GiGi’s Playhouse offers more than 30 therapeutic and educational programs that advance literacy, math skills, motor skills, and more, all free of charge. There are multiple tasks that students can participate in: volunteer as a tutor, program volunteer, or help with admin work around the office and facility.

Contact: Janea Rayborn at nashville@gigisplayhouse.org or 615-370-1500.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Goodwill Website

Contact: Natisha Moultry, Community Relations Manager at 615-346-1601 or natisha.moultry@givegw.org.

Ongoing!

The Hickory Gardens Assisted Living facility is looking for some volunteers! Below are the activites you would be doing with the folks! This would be a great thing to add to your resume!

The activities would be”
-BINGO
-Manicures
-Serving food/drinks for snacks
-Reading to the residents
-Exercise
-Assisting with outings to the store (Wal-Mart, Dollar Tree, Library)
-Board Games/Cards
-Conversation
-TRIVIA
-Movies and Popcorn Set up
-Art with the residents 

We would also be asking that they assist us with general cleaning such as vacuuming the common areas, dusting. Washing dishes in the kitchen. Folding and washing resident’s laundry.

Nothing too strenuous, they would not be providing patient care, not handling medicines, nor changing someone or assisting with shower.

Contact: Tara Maxwell, 6158650527, madison.act@americareusa.net

Weekend Adventures are exciting weekends away at camp for kids (ages 6 to 17) with intellectual disabilities.  As a volunteer, you will be a kid’s assigned “buddy” for a whole weekend of fun and engaging activities!  There are always staff around who are trained to handle any medical or behavioral changes, so you and your team can simply focus on having fun with your campers as they enjoy activities such as swimming, hiking, rope swings, hayrides, s’mores, campfires, zip lines… and so much more! We welcome groups or individuals, ages 16 and older and provide all the training you’ll need!  Our staff are with you every step of the way, so no special needs experience is required

Weekend Adventure Camp Dates:

• April 12-14. 2019
• August 23-25, 2019
• October 18-20, 2019

To volunteer as a group or individual, click here! If you have additional questions, please contact jhwa@jillshouse.org.

Ongoing Opportunity!!

We utilize volunteers on a weekly basis to :Serve the homeless with clothing , food and other services. It requires set up , cooking , food prep , serving and other activities. Also serving underprivileged kids in city neighborhoods. Visit their website!

Contact: Cindy Roddy cindy@mission615.com 615-712-0425

MDA Summer Camp wouldn't be possible without volunteers like you. Each summer, volunteers serve as counselors and staff for up to one week to help make our Summer Camp a safe, fun and memorable experience. As a volunteer, you will be a camper's "buddy" for the week as you participate in adaptive camp experiences, games, dances, meal time and more. You also will take on the role of 24-hour caregiver, friend and confidence-builder. For more information, click here!

The Association is seeking an administrative volunteer to help with data entry/verification and other office projects and administrative tasks. Duties include typing and verifying information in our computer database; scanning and electronically filing documents; and organizing/categorizing items in our resource library.

Contact: Tammy Drolsum at general@nashvillebaptists.com or 615-259-3034

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

A non-profit, interfaith organization that disrupts cycles of poverty, journeys with the marginalized, and provides education about issues of homelessness. In addition to being committed to relational outreach work, we host Resource Shelters (bi-weekly shelters to work on starting the housing process with our friends) and education sessions about breaking cycles of poverty. We have chances to volunteer all year long. Most volunteers serve at our Resource Shelters held at 3 different sites on the 2nd and 4th Fridays of each month.

Here is a list of volunteer opportunities with rough time estimates for those evenings:
- Set Up Team (help set up beds, tables, etc.; 5:15pm-6:30pm)
Welcome Table Host (greet and sign in our shelter guests; 5:30pm-7pm)
- Haircuts and Foot Clinics (6pm-8:30pm)
- Floater Volunteers/Active Listeners (serve as a listening/conversation partner for some of our friends at the shelter, help with last minute volunteer needs; anytime between 5:30pm and 8:30pm)
- Dinner/Breakfast (provide meal for about 20 people; Dinner 5pm-8pm; Breakfast drop off anytime after 5pm)
- Innkeepers (stay the night at the shelter with another volunteer; 8pm-8am)
- Laundry (do laundry after the shelter before the next shelter; pickup after 8am next morning)

Additionally, we host volunteer projects on weekends and evenings throughout the year. Many local colleges have groups who work with us and I'd be glad to connect you with them and/or students who have served recently.

Open Table Nashville Website or Open Table Nashville Facebook Page

Contact: Liz Shadbolt at volunteer@opentablenashville.org.

Provides basic primary and preventive care services, referrals to other medical providers and health related services and agencies, patient case management services and eligibility assistance, enabling services, education regarding availability and use of health services. 

Careers shadowing is also available in the following fields: Medical doctors, Nurse Practitioners, Physician assistants, Nursing (CNA, MA, LPN, RN) Med Tech, Pharmacy, Dental, IT, Administration, Personnel, Receptionist, Marketing, and Community outreach.

Contact: Jane White at janewhite55@gmail.com

Ongoing Opportunity!!

Project C.U.R.E. is a non-profit organization that collects, repairs, sorts, and ships donated medical equipment and supplies to developing countries. Project C.U.R.E.'s work and mission helps to bridge staggering health resource gaps in the developing world by empowering doctors and nurses with the tools they need to treat disease, deliver vaccines, perform life-changing surgeries and ensure safe childbirth. Through the compassion of Project C.U.R.E.'s supporters, hospitals, rural clinics and community health centers all over the world are able to offer quality care and critical medical services to their most vulnerable patients, especially women and young children. Thanks to the dedication of thousands of volunteers nationwide, two to three cargo containers of life-saving aid leave Project C.U.R.E.’s warehouses every week. Website is HERE!

Our Nashville facility is a 58,000 square foot warehouse. We rely on volunteers to help us accomplish a variety of tasks, but the most frequent need is identifying, sorting, and packaging medical supplies and equipment. We also use volunteers to help us pull cartons and equipment and then load them onto 40 foot shipping containers. We also have more specialized volunteer opportunities, such as administrative support, biomedical equipment testing, inventory maintenance, driving to pick up donated equipment, etc.

Contact: Danielle Rand at  daniellerand@projectcure.org 
or by phone: 615-238-7548

Ongoing Opportunity!!

We have a brand new volunteer opportunity for those who would like to work with children who's families are experiencing homelessness! Our Supportive Housing Program partners with the HERO program at Metro Nashville Public Schools to provide tutoring and homework help to our families weekly. We are looking for 2 to 4 volunteers that can commit to a weekly or bi-weekly commitment! You will need to undergo a background check, and a one time onsite training that will be held before your first tutoring session and should take roughly a half hour.

Click here to register!

Volunteers are needed to assist Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle TN with sorting and packing donated food in our warehouse which helps to provide millions of meals each month to our hungry neighbors in middle and west Tennessee.

Volunteers must create an account HERE and choose “I am a Tennessee Promise student” to sign up for TN Promise Community Service. Once your account has been created, you will have access to our TN Promise community service calendar, where shifts are posted for you to sign up.

Due to safety concerns, all volunteers must wear closed-toed shoes (no sandals or flip flops) and clothes appropriate to work in a warehouse environment. It is also recommended to bring a sweatshirt and long pants in case you are needed to work in the 40-degree cooler.

When submitting your TN Promise community service hours, please list Kelsey Upton as your supervisor. She can be reached at 615-627-1581 or volunteer@secondharvestmidtn.org.

Volunteers are needed to assist children and young adults with mental or physical disabilities by walking beside the horse as the child rides, and assisting the riders with various activities. No experience with horses or people with disabilities necessary – training provided and classes are supervised. Volunteers are needed for 2-3 hours weekday evenings and Saturday mornings.

Visit Southern STARRS Website.

Contact: southernstarrs00@gmail.com or 615-428-3347

Sweet City USA is a retail store that works with the chamber of commerce for community events and is seeking out students who may be able to volunteer at different times throughout the year with several activities involving civic and business projects.

If you are interested and want to learn more about volunteering, please contact Melissa Gentry by email at Info@sweetcityusa.com or by phone at (615) 681-6719.

May 3, 4, 5, 2019

Tennessee Craft is the state’s oldest and most respected membership organization for professional artists, founded in 1965. For nearly that long, we have hosted biannual craft fairs in Centennial Park, giving artists the opportunity to reach a broad audience, introducing the public to Tennessee’s craft traditions and providing youth with opportunities through our Kids’ Tent.

We rely on a large team of volunteers to accomplish our 3-day fairs, because we only have a staff of 3.5 employees. We would love to have students participating in TN Achieves to volunteer in our fair. Our fair days are long, and volunteer opportunities are from 7am-6pm, Thursday-Sunday. No previous training or experience is required.

Click HERE for more information!

The Tennessee Environmental Council's mission is to educate and advocate for the conservation and improvement of Tennessee’s environment, communities, and public health since 1970.

Students will are needed to help with a variety of possibilities including:

• Restoration Field Projects – Get your hands dirty!!
• Become a "Compost Liaison" - Help us create a Come, Post Your Compost task-force in contacting participants and recruiting others to compost with us!
• Help out at special events - This may include tabling at an event, helping us sort trees or other various activities.
• Office Assistance – organize files, help with large mailings
• Research – explore specific issues, foundations and other funding sources, special projects
• Fundraising – assist with our fundraising efforts by making phone calls sending emails or texts to supporters
• Internships – We have a variety of internship opportunities available for college students all-year-round.

If you are interested in this opportunity please contact Brandi by email at brandi@tectn.org or by phone at (615) 248-6500 to sign up or for more information.

Ongoing!

Students can volunteer for multiple projects throughout the year, for just a few hours or longer. We also have internships, and multiple service and learning opportunities.  Our projects include working with youth, assisting with events, or research project.

Contact: Grant Carey gcarey@tnprisonministry.org

Here you have the opportunity to give back to the community in an amazing and rewarding environment, meet people with similar talents and interests, and be around world class art all at the same time. With so many events on the calendar, including our studio workshops, summer concerts, film showings, and unique exhibitions, there is no better time to join our team.

Opportunities include helping with art making, audio technology, the gift shop, and visitor services. Plus, you’ll enjoy the best volunteer ben­efits around!

Visit their website.

Contact: Ronny Criss at rcriss@fristcenter.org or 615-744-3329

Ongoing Opportunity!!

We are a food pantry that is open weekly.In 2017 we provided food for 1,471 households.We need volunteers on a weekly basis,Thursdays to unload trucks and stock shelves,clean,etc.On Fridays we distribute to the community,We need people to carry out groceries for clients, Etc.

Contact: Charles Hood, Director
at  GracePlaceFoodPantry@gmail.com or 615-578-5465

Visit their website HERE!

Seeking volunteers to educate the community about proper nutrition, healthy meal options and provide nutrient-rich meals to patients fighting cancer. Students can assist in our kitchen helping to prepare these nourishing meals for our clients.

Volunteers needed on Tuesdays from 3:00 until 6:00 PM

Visit The Heimerdinger Foundation's Website.

Contact: Natisha Moultry at volunteer@hfmeals.org or 615-730-5632

I am looking for volunteers for an opportunity with Bridgestone arena for all the NHL hockey games and concerts held at the Bridgestone arena.
-Volunteers are from needed from 4:30pm-10:00pm.

Contact: Cheria Wilson at mailto:mannersmatternashville@gmail.com

TAADAS is looking for volunteers Monday-Friday anytime between the hours of 8am-5pm. We need volunteers to answer phone calls and direct our walk-in visitors.

Visit TAADAS Website

Contact: Jackie Rodriguez Email: jackie@taadas.org

Volunteers needed for several events throughout 2017.

Contact: Jami Eller
jami@tbcc.org or 615-377-8777
Contact 2: Haley Ferrell
haley@tbcc.org or 615-377-8777

Website: www.tbcc.org

4-H encourages diverse groups of youth to develop their unique skills and talents to the fullest potential. Young people participate in 4-H through clubs, special interest groups, after-school programs, camps and many other activities. "Learning by doing" through hands on activities and community involvement empowers 4-H'ers to develop and strengthen life skills. 4-H is a family affair. This includes the parent-child relationship and the extended family of community and state. It is a unique blend of government, private business and volunteers working together to broaden the horizons of Davidson County's young people.

Contact: Hunter Isbell 615-865-5995
hisbell@utk.edu

Ongoing Opportunity

Women On Maintaining Education and Nutrition (W.O.M.E.N.) is for women and their families in Middle Tennessee. This organization creates a supportive atmosphere with a clear and purposeful mission, to bridge physical, mental, and emotional gaps in a holistic environment. W.O.M.E.N.’s founder set a course building awareness, rallying supporters and addressing the effects of HIV, STD stigma and Women's health in communities of color. This Organization also has a Domestic Violence Program called BreakFREE that takes an individualized approach in assisting Survivors of domestic violence, stalking, sexual assault and human trafficking through holistic approaches to care and referral services. Check out their website here!

Contact: Jaye Welsh-Cole jalyon.cole@educatingwomen.org
615-256-3882

ONGOING OPPORTUNITY!!

Our organization is in need of students to volunteer with our agency in several different areas. These volunteer opportunities are needed immediately. The following are the areas in which we need assistance.

-Social media engagement and related tasks
-Photography
-Grant research and development
-Food drive and community outreach
-Film making (i.e. PSA, short films)
-Community service and fundraising

Contact: Jaye Cole at jalyon.cole@educatingwomen.org
615-256-3882 

Volunteers needed to help with special events, general park maintenance, trail work, invasive plant removal, assisting with cleaning our native plant butterfly garden, as well as other activities.

Address: 1630 Edgar Evins State Park Road, Silver Point TN

Contact: Park Ranger Mark Taylor at Mak.Taylor@tn.gov or 931-982-3918.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers needed year round to assist with library operations and special events.

Address:  Justin Potter Library, 101 S. 1st Street, Smithville TN

Contact: Justin Potter at 615-597-4359 at least one week in advance to schedule your volunteer hours.

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

103 West College Street
Dickson, TN 37055

Contact: Renee Boehm at TheDCHelpCenter@bellsouth.net or 615-441-0076 

Ongoing opportunities available for 2017!

Gardening Partners is a gardening education organization. Volunteers needed for various projects including planting, greenhouse work, maintenance, hospitality, and office work. 

Contact: Linda Al-Sangar
gpdc471@gmail.com or 6153756675

Website: www.gardening.partners

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers needed year-round to assist the park rangers with park maintenance and special events.

Address: 1020 Jackson Hill Road, Burns, TN

Contact: Park Ranger Eric Runkle at eric.runkle@tn.gov or 615-797-9052.

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

We would be delighted to have volunteers come and help with the non-patient care aspects of patient and resident life, such as transporting patients in a wheelchair to and from activities and the beauty shop. We also would like volunteers to interact with patients and residents in a social manner and bring joy to their day. Volunteers would be able to interact with employees in several different disciplines such as: nursing (CNA, LPN and RN), therapy (physical, speech and occupational), dietary, administration, social work and more. Check out their website here!

Contact: David Clark, David.clark@nhccare.com

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

Volunteers needed to carry produce and other items to customer's cars.

Contact: Phillip Wilkerson at 323phillip@gmail.com

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

March 23, 2019
1:00PM-4:00PM

Participants will travel with Park Rangers by boat to Goose Island to help clean the island. Meet at Devil's Step Boat Ramp near Fairview Campground with weather appropriate clothing that you can get dirty in. We will leave Devil's Step Boat Ramp at 1:00 PM and will be leaving to return to the ramp at 4:00.  Volunteers will need to fill out a volunteer waiver. These are available by email prior to the event or can be filled out the day of the event. Minors will need a guardian's signature. These hours can be counted toward Tennessee Promise hours.

Sign up here!

The Museum of Power and Industry is a non-profit museum located at historic Falls Mill. The museum is seeking students who are willing to volunteer with exhibit design and maintenance, greeting visitors, landscaping, signage development, housekeeping, and inventory of artifacts

If you are an interested student, please contact Jane Lovett at fallsmill@gmail.com or call (931) 469-7161 for more information on how to volunteer at this ongoing opportunity.

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Ongoing Opportunity!

During the school year we accept teen and college students’ assistance for special events, birthday parties, Saturday workshops and family programs, as well as after school programs. Each summer we also rely on the support of a full team of teen/college students volunteers as a part of our popular Summer Art Camp program. Camp volunteers assist our instructors in the classroom, setting up supplies, working with students to complete projects, clean-up, and monitoring breaks for the little ones. Our Summer Art Camp program is organized into 12 one-week sessions, and volunteers are asked to commit to a full week.

Contact: Diane Gawrys, art@tullahomaart.org

Tullahoma Sunrise Rotary Club              

1. Assist litter pick up at the Tullahoma Sunrise Rotary Disc Golf Course
2. Assist litter pick up at the Rotary Rocket Playground and Frazier McEwen Park
3. Assist with the literacy bookstore in Tullahoma’s Northgate Mall

 Contact: Greg Sandlin at 931-273-8955 or gjsandlin@lighttube.net

Volunteers needed to sit with patients in their home or a facility and simply talk to them, read, sing, play games--whatever they are comfortable with. We also have volunteers that work here in our office arranging flowers, answering phones, and filing papers. We love to have people help out.

To sign up: Volunteer Match Website

Avalon Hospice Website

Contact: Sara Johnson at 931-563-7784 or sajohnson@curohs.com.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers needed to help with lawn care maintenance around the county welcome signs. Equipment and supplies provided. 

Contact: Josh Hughes (931) 638-9632

Wolf Gap is a nonprofit organization supporting local history and nature education, as well as raising awareness of local history & local natural resources. Volunteers are needed for ongoing opportunities that include supporting our annual festivals, working with elementary-age students during field trips, cleanup and maintenance of historic sites & historic cemeteries, and working in our heirloom vegetable & herb garden.

If you are interested in any of these ongoing opportunities, please contact Kelly by email at wolfgaptn@gmail.com or by calling (931) 292-3733 to find out how to sign up or ask any questions.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers needed to assist with the thrift store.

Helping Hands Hickman Website
Contact: 931-670-1008.

Volunteers needed for all fundraisers and with foster animals. 

Contact: Human Society hotline at 1-866-304-3352

The Hickman County Public Library
120 West Swan Street, Centerville, TN 37033

Contact: 931-729-5130

UT Extension provides a gateway to the University of Tennessee as the outreach unit of the Institute of Agriculture. It is a statewide educational organization, funded by federal, state and local governments, that brings research-based information about agriculture, family and consumer sciences, and resource development to the people of Tennessee where they live and work.

In Hickman County, we work with farmers, families, and youth providing educational programs to assist with needs on the farm, in their homes or developing youth through the 4-H program.

Volunteering with UT Extension/Hickman could vary depending on your likes and the time of the year. We receive calls from groups wanting the youth to help with their community activities.  Extension has events that assistance is needed and then there is always help needed in our office. 

Contact: Donna Bradley at dbradle2@utk.edu or 931-729-2404

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Contact: Denise Borens, Perishable Food Distribution Coordinator
Call 931-721-3222 or mborens@gmail.com

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers are needed to assist with shelving books, keeping the library in neat appearance. Qualified students will assist patrons in basic computer usage and assist as needed with pre-school story times. When you call, please make sure to mention you are a TN Promise student looking for community service opportunities.

Contact: Ethel Carmical, Library Director, at humphreyslibrary@bellsouth.net or 931-296-2143.

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Volunteers needed at any time as a caregiver, relief, patient companionship (reading, talking, baking, cleaning, crafts, games, etc.).

Contact: Carrie Shankles at 731-727-7197 or carrie@theshankles.com or 731-438-3880

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Ongoing Opportunities:

The Jackson Co. Chamber is continually working on community service projects such as restoring the Gaines House (the oldest house in Gainesboro), helping to construct the new downtown amphitheater, and painting the Museum. The Chamber also hosts civic events throughout the year.

If you are interested in volunteering at any of these opportunities or would like to learn about any others, please contact Alice Barlow at alicembarlow@gmail.com or (931) 268-2529.

Volunteers needed to help with special events, general park maintenance, trail work, invasive plant removal, as well as other outdoor activities. Programming for groups and assisting with native plant gardens are also available for experienced volunteers.

Address: 1674 Standing Stone Park Hwy, Hilham, TN

Contact: Ranger Shawn Hughes at shawn.hughes@tn.gov or 931-823-6487

Camp Discovery is a summer camp experience for Adult & youth special needs individuals. Our camp is located in the Upper Cumberland area and is the only one is this area. We are a 187 acre facility on the waters edge that strives to empower our youth to take action to create positive change in their communities for generations to come.

There are vast opportunities for students to use their own current skills or develop new ones at our facility. Opportunities include helping with building/painting new signs/building markers, landscaping, Inventory assessment, filing, grant writing-project management, and beyond. 

If you are interested in volunteering or want to gather more information, please call Amberlee at (931) 268-0239 ext 280.

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

Volunteers needed to sit with patients in their home or a facility and simply talk to them, read, sing, play games--whatever they are comfortable with. We also have volunteers that work here in our office arranging flowers, answering phones, and filing papers. We love to have people help out.

To sign up: Volunteer Match Website

Avalon Hospice Website

Contact: Sara Johnson at 931-563-7784 or sajohnson@curohs.com.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Ongoing Opportunity!

Hope Botanical Garden is being developed on a for acre site in Leoma and will open to the public in 2020.  Volunteer opportunities include building paths, building plant beds, spreading rock, and planting flowers, shrubs, and trees. 

Contact: Sherri Hughes shughes@theshelterlburg.org

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Ongoing Opportunity!

Patches, Inc.
West Point Road
Lawrenceburg TN 38464

Contacts:  Betty Emerson 931-231-4904 OR Tommy Emerson  931-629-4659

Duties would include: Folding, sorting, hanging clothes, and cleaning up the building.

Patches supports Foster Care families.

-Swamp John’s (four times a year)
Put up and take down advertisement signs along roadway
Assist in serving food and clean up

-Yard & Bake Sale (twice a year)
Put up and take down advertisement signs along roadway
Assist seniors during sale- Help pack items at end of sale

-Need assistance with general upkeep (seasonal decorations, window washing, replacing fluorescent bulbs, etc.)

Contact: Merry Gabel  931-845-4194 or 931-212-1727

Volunteers needed to sit with patients in their home or a facility and simply talk to them, read, sing, play games--whatever they are comfortable with. We also have volunteers that work here in our office arranging flowers, answering phones, and filing papers. We love to have people help out.

To sign up: Volunteer Match Website

Avalon Hospice Website

Contact: Sara Johnson at 931-563-7784 or sajohnson@curohs.com.

Volunteers needed to answer phones, shred paper, social media activities and other general duties as needed.

Buffalo River Services Facebook Page

Contact: Phillip Garner at phil.garner@brstn.org or 931-722-8825.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Puerto Rico Aid

Come be part of a team that is packing meal kits to send as relief aid to the people in Puerto Rico.

For more information contact hr@oldhickorysmokehouse.com or call 931-246-4775 x203

Volunteers needed at any time as a caregiver, relief, patient companionship (reading, talking, baking, cleaning, crafts, games, etc.).

Contact: Carrie Shankles at 731-727-7197 or carrie@theshankles.com or 731-438-3880

Volunteers needed year-round to assist building handicap ramps, holding fundraisers, rallies, dances, and other ongoing events!

Visit BLAST's Website.

Contact: Scott Phillips - blast.youth@yahoo.com or call 931-297-2290

A Lincoln County based clothing warehouse which clothes children at the request of teachers, school counselors, and Department of Children’s Services workers. Student volunteers are needed to sort clothing donations, folding clothes, putting them in the proper bins, and packing bags to fill clothing requests.

Contact: Laura Mayer at 931-625-6953 or Shelley Lyon at 931-625-5191, or clotheourkids@gmail.com.

Volunteers needed to assist with shelving and organizing books, filing, light computer work, tutoring kids and adults, creating flyers and other marketing materials in Microsoft Office, assisting in the Maker Lab (learning equipment and software for things such as 3D printing, Photoshop, Pod-casting, green screen and video, Eggbot, Osmo, and more beginning in 2017), stocking the book sale area, cleaning, and various other library related duties. 

The Fayetteville Lincoln County Public Library Website.

Contact: Jena Gray at flcoutreach@fpunet.com or 931-433-3286

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Ongoing opportunity!!

Our mission is to operate the Animal Shelter with thoughtful compassion, promote lifetime placement for unwanted and abandoned pets, help to reduce the overpopulation of cats and dogs, educate the local community on responsible pet ownership, seek justice for animal cruelty offenders and promote the proper care and humane treatment of all animals. We allow our volunteers to participate in the everyday care that the animals here need to stay healthy and happy. Some of the duties could include cleaning kennels, scooping yards, cleaning litterboxes/ dishes, feeding and watering, and bathing, in addition to any other areas that may need addressing. Check out their website here!

Contact: Denise Isbell  fayettevillecritters@gmail.com 931-433-3726

The Imagination Library of Lincoln County provides one book per month to any registered child in Lincoln County from birth to age 5. We need help from volunteers in reaching out to children in the community through creating marketing materials (at the FLC Public Library, unless otherwise arranged), assisting with enrollment events at the Host of Christmas Past, the Lincoln County Fair, the Community Baby Shower, and other local community events, as well as helping implement fundraisers like the annual Imagination Library race. Since these events are spaced out throughout the year, this is a great volunteer opportunity for those students who have a strict schedule and/or prefer to plan their volunteer hours far in advance.

The Imagination Library Website

Contact: Jena Gray at flcoutreach@fpunet.com or 931-433-3286

Volunteers needed on an ongoing basis. Potential opportunities: installing free smoke alarms, present to 3rd-5th graders about how to prepare for disasters, helping in special events for the armed forces, helping with blood drives, office work, and more.   

Visit their website.

Contact:  Jessica Tuggle 615-250-4295 jessica.tuggle@redcross.org

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

We are a low income public housing authority, located in Lafayette, TN. Our After School program meets on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from about 3:15pm (when the buses drop off) to 4:30pm. Our first priority is homework and if the students do not have homework, we may craft, color or play games (such as checkers, puzzles, dominoes, etc.).

Contact: Lisa Gentry at lafhouse@nctc.com or 615-666-2140.

Volunteers are needed to assist children and young adults with mental or physical disabilities by walking beside the horse as the child rides, and assisting the riders with various activities. No experience with horses or people with disabilities necessary – training provided and classes are supervised. Volunteers are needed for 2-3 hours weekday evenings and Saturday mornings.

Visit Southern STARRS Website.

Contact: southernstarrs00@gmail.com or 615-428-3347

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

Needs help building a fence at their dachshund halfway house. Help is needed drilling holes for poles, pouring cement, and putting up the chain link fence.
All American Dachshund Rescue Website

Address: 2150 Highway 64, Lewisburg, TN, 37091

Contact: Diane Irwin at 931-446-5533.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers for various opportunities, including trail work, invasive plant removal, programming for individuals and groups, community garden, and garden to table garden work, as well as other outdoor activities.
Please contact the park at least one week in advance to schedule your community service.

Contact: Ranger Ryan Jenkins at ryan.jenkins@tn.gov or 931-364-7724.

A no cost preschool program for 36 students that are eligible due to low income, disabilities, homelessness or other need. Located in two centers in the Carver Heights Housing behind Lyon's Chevrolet. Volunteer opportunities available after students leave for the day from 2:30pm-4:30pm or all day on most Friday's. Jobs available are cleaning centers, sheds, playground upkeep, peeping materials, as well as some painting, etc.

Visit their website!

Contact: Beckie Palmer at  R.palmer@schra.us or 931-359-9691

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Provides basic primary and preventive care services, referrals to other medical providers and health related services and agencies, patient case management services and eligibility assistance, enabling services, education regarding availability and use of health services. 

Careers shadowing is also available in the following fields: Medical doctors, Nurse Practitioners, Physician assistants, Nursing (CNA, MA, LPN, RN) Med Tech, Pharmacy, Dental, IT, Administration, Personnel, Receptionist, Marketing, and Community outreach.

Contact: Jane White at janewhite55@gmail.com

Volunteers needed to sit with patients in their home or a facility and simply talk to them, read, sing, play games--whatever they are comfortable with. We also have volunteers that work here in our office arranging flowers, answering phones, and filing papers. We love to have people help out.

To sign up: Volunteer Match Website

Avalon Hospice Website

Contact: Sara Johnson at 931-563-7784 or sajohnson@curohs.com.

We would love for tnAchieves students to assist our Development department. Our development team is responsible for special events as well as raising funds to help create great futures for underserved youth in Maury County.

Tasks include:

*Addressing envelopes to our donors
*Set up and clean up at special events
*Assisting with data collection for reports and grants

Contact: Lauren La Porte at llaporte@bgcmaury.org or 931-490-9401, ext. 2606

Ongoing Opportunity!!

The City of Columbia Parks and Recreation is an organization that provides a variety of programs for the citizens of Columbia, TN. Some of the programs offered include BBQ Cook Offs, Tot's Day Out, Monster Mash, Youth Basketball, and The Mid-State Classics just to name a few. We would need the tnAchieves students to volunteer in different areas within our Recreation Department. Check out their full site HERE!

Contact: Rita Ingram at  ringram@columbiatn.com or 931-380-2742

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Mount Pleasant Middle School is looking for a young adult who may be interested in volunteering at the library  and performing duties such as: shelving books, making copies, assisting students, and other errands around the library.

If you are interested in this recurring opportunity, please contact Alice Pope at apope@mauryk12.org or (931) 379-1100 for more information.

Provides basic primary and preventive care services, referrals to other medical providers and health related services and agencies, patient case management services and eligibility assistance, enabling services, education regarding availability and use of health services. 

Careers shadowing is also available in the following fields: Medical doctors, Nurse Practitioners, Physician assistants, Nursing (CNA, MA, LPN, RN) Med Tech, Pharmacy, Dental, IT, Administration, Personnel, Receptionist, Marketing, and Community outreach.

Contact: Jane White at janewhite55@gmail.com

Columbia Early Head Start is seeking volunteers to come and work in our classrooms to assist with classroom activities, soothing infants and on the playground watching out for blind areas. They could also use assistance in their Kitchen to assist with washing dishes, serving, organizing/sanitizing. There are so many areas where volunteers can be used and they would love to have anyone that enjoys being in a fun environment surrounded by young children.

If you are interested in volunteering at this ongoing opportunity, please contact Miaya Frierson by email at m.frierson@schra.us or by phone at (931) 223-6417 for more information.

Volunteers needed year-round!

Contact: Sherry Johnson or Susan Manning at buildingblockarts@gmail.com. 

The Maury County Arts Guild, aka The Center for the Arts

Address: 705 Lion Parkway in Columbia, TN 38401

Contact: Pamela Edwards at centerfortheartscolumbia@gmail.com

To view available volunteer opportunities, contact Margaret M. Pace, 931-221-6277 or pacem@apsu.edu

Centerstone's Teen Pregnancy Prevention department is recruiting Youth Leaders for an ongoing opportunity to help participate in Outreach activities in the areas it serves in Tennessee. Duties will include planning/preparing for events, inventory/organization of event supplies, and helping promote healthy decision making for teens ages 18-19.

In addition to events, Centerstone is always looking for teens who would like to be trained on how to facilitate lessons to their peers regarding teen pregnancy/STI prevention, consent, and more.

If you are interested in any of these opportunities with Centerstone, please contact Amanda by email at amanda.mcgeshick@centerstone.org or by phone at (931) 237-8042 for more information on how to volunteer.

Contact 931-648-8826 for available volunteer opportunities.

Website: mcgtn.org

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

The Hilldale United Methodist Church is involved in many projects throughout the year as well as supporting other organizations in our community. We have a multitude of ways students can volunteer with our organization. Students can be directly involved in specific projects we are doing or they can assist the staff with behind the scenes work. Students can also help with the up keep of the church grounds and building.

If you are interested in this ongoing opportunity, please contact either Kim at kim@hilldaleumc.org or Jodi atjiddleb93@gmail.com for more information.

Volunteers needed for onsite clothing closet in studio for the Clarksville area. 

More information on their Facebook page here.

Contact: Denise Galben, dgalben@yahoo.com

Ongoing opportunities!

Monday – Saturday from 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM

Location: 215 Foster Street, Clarksville, TN 37040

Website: LoavesandFishes.org

Contact: 931-645-9020

Opportunities listed on website here.

Contact: 931-802-6800 or volunteer@mannacafeministries.com

For volunteer opportunities, contact 931-648-5750 or animalcontrol@montgomerycountytn.org

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Provides basic primary and preventive care services, referrals to other medical providers and health related services and agencies, patient case management services and eligibility assistance, enabling services, education regarding availability and use of health services. 

Careers shadowing is also available in the following fields: Medical doctors, Nurse Practitioners, Physician assistants, Nursing (CNA, MA, LPN, RN) Med Tech, Pharmacy, Dental, IT, Administration, Personnel, Receptionist, Marketing, and Community outreach.

Contact: Jane White at janewhite55@gmail.com

Opportunities listed on website here. 

Contact: 931-552-5350

The Save Our Students Food Pantry at Austin Peay State University provides food for students who find themselves in difficult times. Volunteers can participate in a variety of tasks in the food pantry such as assisting clients, stocking inventory, and more. Students may also be asked to assist in the Victory Gardens where food is grown for the pantry.

Visit their website!

Contact: Alexandra Wills at sos@apsu.edu or 931-221-6120

We are looking for a few students who need volunteer hours to come and help one of our residents who is a senior citizen to help her unpack and organize her apartment. More information click here!

Contact: Helen Shotomide 931-645-7850

Several resources in the Clarksville/Montgomery county area, and are eager to assist students needing to complete their volunteer hours.

Visit United Way's Website.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Tullahoma Sunrise Rotary Club              

1. Assist litter pick up at the Tullahoma Sunrise Rotary Disc Golf Course
2. Assist litter pick up at the Rotary Rocket Playground and Frazier McEwen Park
3. Assist with the literacy bookstore in Tullahoma’s Northgate Mall

 Contact: Greg Sandlin at 931-273-8955 or gjsandlin@lighttube.net

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

4-H is the youth development organization of the University of Tennessee. Involvement in 4-H encourages diverse groups of youth to development unique talents and skills to the highest potential. Youth are given opportunities to participate in the 4-H through involvement in after school programs, clubs, camps, and much more. "Learning by doing" through hands on activities and community involvement empowers 4-H'ers to develop and strengthen life skills. We are looking for volunteers in a variety of 4-H programs locally and would love to have you volunteer.

Address: 317 E. University St, Suite 16 Livingston, TN 38570

Overton County Extension 4-H Website

Contact: Nicole Marrero at nmarrero@utk.edu or 931-823-2735.

Help with cleaning up some neighborhoods!

Contact: Amy Jennings: 931-528-1711 ext. 2
amy@pchabitat.org

Volunteers needed to help with special events, general park maintenance, trail work, invasive plant removal, as well as other outdoor activities. Programming for groups and assisting with native plant gardens are also available for experienced volunteers.

Address: 1674 Standing Stone Park Hwy, Hilham, TN

Contact: Ranger Shawn Hughes at shawn.hughes@tn.gov or 931-823-6487

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Volunteers needed Tuesday-Friday from 9:30am-5:00pm and Saturdays 8:30am-2:00pm. Volunteers will be helping with donation intake in Habitat ReStore

Address: 728 E 15th St Cookeville, TN

Contact: Amy Jennings at amy@pchabitat.org or (931) 528-1711 ext 2

Every Tuesday afternoon there are English classes for Spanish-speakers in the Cookeville community and offer a kids program for their children. Currently, there are 4-8 women who attend classes every week and about 5-10 children who join them. Volunteers can serve as conversation partners or help with childcare. This is a time commitment of about an hour and a half every week. Every Wednesday a free dinner is served to about 40 students and could use volunteers to help cook from 4:30pm-6:30pm.

Visit their website!

271 E. 9th St., Cookeville, TN 38501

Contact: Wesley at tntechwesley@gmail.com or 931-526-4353

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

Volunteers needed on an ongoing basis. Potential opportunities: installing free smoke alarms, present to 3rd-5th graders about how to prepare for disasters, helping in special events for the armed forces, helping with blood drives, office work, and more.   

Visit their website.

Contact:  Jessica Tuggle 615-250-4295 jessica.tuggle@redcross.org

Centerstone's Teen Pregnancy Prevention department is recruiting Youth Leaders for an ongoing opportunity to help participate in Outreach activities in the areas it serves in Tennessee. Duties will include planning/preparing for events, inventory/organization of event supplies, and helping promote healthy decision making for teens ages 18-19.

In addition to events, Centerstone is always looking for teens who would like to be trained on how to facilitate lessons to their peers regarding teen pregnancy/STI prevention, consent, and more.

If you are interested in any of these opportunities with Centerstone, please contact Amanda by email at amanda.mcgeshick@centerstone.org or by phone at (931) 237-8042 for more information on how to volunteer.

Community service opportunities for a wide varieties of people and organizations. The work we offer is quite varied. In many cases it involves manual labor, either in one of our parks or at the Orlinda Fire Department. That can range from picking up trash, to painting, weed eating, hedge trimming, mowing, power-washing, window cleaning, and so on. We have also offered office work, which has involved everything from stuffing envelopes to website design and much more.

Contact: Kevin Breeding at 615-654-3366 or cityoforlinda@aol.com.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers are needed to help people with special needs ride a horse on Tuesdays (4pm-7pm) and Thursdays (5pm-8pm). Seven week sessions are available.

Contact: Sharolyn Snyder at 615-714-6274 or ssnyderzoo@aol.com.

Volunteers will need to fill out an application.

Contact: Melinda Allen at 615-382-9622 or mallen@ymcamidtn.org

Volunteers needed to meet the needs of seniors who may need a little help with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, and medication monitoring. Springfield Heights has a variety of ways for students to volunteer, including one-on-one visits with residents and doing activities with groups of residents.

Visit their website.

Students must fill out a volunteer application and submit to a background check before being placed. Their volunteer handbook provides guidelines and additional information for volunteers. The application is at the end of the handbook.

Address: 2540 South Main Street, Springfield, TN 

Contact: Emily Bowers at springfield.act@americareusa.net or 615-212-0300  

For those volunteering short term, they will be assisting in the Voluntary Service Office helping to sort and organize donations, folding letters for mail outs, etc.  For students interested in longer term assignments, we have a variety of positions available including serving as a friendly visitor, volunteer Ambassadors (pushing patients in wheel chairs throughout the medical center and providing directional assistance), providing clerical assistance, etc.  College students may also have an opportunity to volunteer in their area of career interest. Examples include, pharmacy, physical therapy, occupational therapy and medicine.

Address: Nashville VA Medical Center, 3400 Lebanon Pike, Hermitage, TN 37076

Contact: Nashville VA Voluntary Service Office at 615-873-6978 or Alvin C. York VA Medical Center in Murfreesboro at 6615-225-6497.

The Cane Ridge Community Club, located at 6043 Cane Ridge Rd in Antioch, TN has several volunteer opportunities. We have a small container garden which incorporates historical artifacts from our community; this space needs work/preparation year round (we will provide tools). We also have regular evening community meetings in which we can use help setting up, tearing down, managing name-tags and sign-in sheets and more.

We also would like pairs of students to plan a meeting for the community (your choice –what do we need to know about you?) During the summer, we do several cook-outs and other fun events for which we need assistance. Other opportunities include helping re-draw message boards, meeting new neighbors, assisting with Christmas Parade participation, organizing supplies, helping people inside, documenting meetings with photographs and posting them to our social media, interviewing residents and documenting their stories and more. If you have a passion for something you want to give, we’ll find a way to use it so long as it benefits the community. A connected community is a safer community. Credited times are generally a minimum of four hours per visit.

Please contact caneridgecommunityclub@gmail.com or call 615-497-2981 if you are interested in volunteering for this non-profit all-volunteer historical organization.

Dunaway's Chapel United Methodist Church needs volunteers for landscaping and various projects.

Contact: Jim Overcast
jim.overcast@tnumc.com or 931-619-0244

We need help with window cleaning, painting and maintaining the cemetery.

Contact: Jim Overcast jim.overcast@tnumc.com
931-619-0244

 Ongoing opportunity!

The volunteers will answer the phone and answer general information.  If a client calls, the volunteer will ascertain information needed for the client and direct them to various assistance programs available.  

The volunteer might complete some research of assistance programs that might be helpful other than ones we already have available.

Contact: 615-269-7091 and Elisa Hertzan, Director 

Volunteers will be assigned duties such as product preparation, taping boxes and other various tasks in a warehouse environment. Available times for volunteers are Monday-Thursday from 9:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m. or 1:00 p.m.-4:00 p.m. Fridays from 9:00 a.m.--12:00 p.m. Volunteers will assist in our Teacher Store on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 2:30 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Our Teacher Store provides free classroom and student supplies to teachers in Rutherford County. Volunteers will assist with selecting supplies and check out.

Address: 310 Tech Park Drive LaVergne, Tennessee 30786

Contact: Marci Todd at 615-793-3438 ext. 4401 or marci.todd@feedthechildren.org.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Nourish Food Bank is currently experiencing a growth spurt and is looking for several volunteers to help. Core volunteers are those individuals who seek to put their passion and compassion to work on a regular, recurring basis.  We are looking to fill several volunteer positions at our new Murfreesboro site:

Cart Packers = 5 - 10:00-2:00 one or more days on a regular basis

Sorting/processing donations = 2 - one or more days on a regular basis, Monday-Friday

Deliver/pick-up driver = 2 -one or more days on a regular basis, Monday-Friday

Contact: Jennifer Larson-Hamilton at jlh090112@yahoo.com and 615-474-2399

Students can help in many areas or our Medical Center. We generally speak with the student to determine the best fit for their eight hours of service. 

Visit their website!

Contact: Tom Gallagher at Thomas.Gallagher3@va.gov or 615-873-7477

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Ongoing opportunity!!

The Nourish Food Bank needs volunteers to pack carts, sort food items, transfer food items (within the office), stock shelves, light cleaning, food pick-ups, answer phones and occasional projects. They accept individuals with community service requirements (TN promise, Beta Club, scouts, etc.). Their space is located in the McFadden Community Center, 211 Bridge Ave, Murfreesboro, 37129. Office hours are Mon-Friday, 8:30-4:00.

Feel free to swing by, call, or email me with questions. Jennifer Hamilton, jlh090112@yahoo.com, 615-747-2399.

Ongoing Opportunity!!

We have been thrilled and honored to work with students from Rutherford County and surrounding areas here at PAWS. To ensure everyone's safety, one of our policies is that before a student may volunteer at PAWS, they must attend a one-time volunteer orientation (last no longer than an hour). We generally hold them once a month, on the 3rd Thursday of every month.

All volunteer information can be found on our website: here.  We have a special orientation day coming up this Thursday if students would like to attend... due to construction August orientation will be closed, so this one will be the best opportunity to get into the program for students before the school year begins. PAWS would love to have TN Promise students here to help. We already have quite a few with us, and they are truly some great volunteers!

Contact: Lindsay Frierson at 615-898-7740 or Lfrierson@rutherfordcountytn.gov

Volunteers are needed to assist Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle TN with sorting and packing donated food in our warehouse which helps to provide millions of meals each month to our hungry neighbors in middle and west Tennessee.

Volunteers must create an account HERE to sign up for shifts. Unless you are volunteering at our Nashville location, do NOT click “I am a Tennessee Promise student” when creating your account. Students volunteering at the Nacarato Family Distribution Center in Smyrna are welcome to sign up for any available Food Sorting shifts at this location to receive credit for service hours.

Due to safety concerns, all volunteers must wear closed-toed shoes (no sandals or flip flops) and clothes appropriate to work in a warehouse environment. It is also recommended to bring a sweatshirt and long pants in case you are needed to work in the 40-degree cooler.

When submitting your TN Promise community service hours, please list Kelsey Upton as your supervisor. She can be reached at 615-627-1581 or volunteer@secondharvestmidtn.org.

Volunteers are needed to assist children and young adults with mental or physical disabilities by walking beside the horse as the child rides, and assisting the riders with various activities. No experience with horses or people with disabilities necessary – training provided and classes are supervised. Volunteers are needed for 2-3 hours weekday evenings and Saturday mornings.

Visit Southern STARRS Website.

Contact: southernstarrs00@gmail.com or 615-428-3347

Ongoing opportunity!

Stones River National Battlefield is a National Park Service site commemorating the Battle of Stones River in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Check out their website here! Volunteer projects include:

*Invasive plant removal
*Headstone cleaning
*Fence building
*Litter clean up
*Facility management
*Assisting with special events

Volunteer during our monthly Stones River Service Days or during annual events!
Contact: Jim Lewis  jim_b_lewis@nps.gov 615-907-9270

There are many opportunities throughout the Medical Center in Murfreesboro. We like to speak with the student to determine the best fit for their 8 hours of service.

Visit their website!

Contact: Tom Gallagher at Thomas.Gallagher3@va.gov or 6152254555

Ongoing Opportunity

USATFan just great athletes, great meets and Olympic medals. USATF is committed to being a leader both on and off the track. USATF’s initiatives touch the lives of thousands both domestically and internationally each year. Programs like RunJumpThrow and the Future Star Meets introduce youth to the sport in a non-traditional setting.   The opportunity for Team USA elite athletes to reach out to the international community is proven to be one of the highlights of many of our athletes’ careers.

Contact: Catherine 615-585-6921

Volunteers needed on an ongoing basis. Potential opportunities: installing free smoke alarms, present to 3rd-5th graders about how to prepare for disasters, helping in special events for the armed forces, helping with blood drives, office work, and more.   

Visit their website.

Contact:  Jessica Tuggle 615-250-4295 jessica.tuggle@redcross.org

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers are needed to assist children and young adults with mental or physical disabilities by walking beside the horse as the child rides, and assisting the riders with various activities. No experience with horses or people with disabilities necessary – training provided and classes are supervised. Volunteers are needed for 2-3 hours weekday evenings and Saturday mornings.

Visit Southern STARRS Website.

Contact: southernstarrs00@gmail.com or 615-428-3347

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers needed on an ongoing basis. Potential opportunities: installing free smoke alarms, present to 3rd-5th graders about how to prepare for disasters, helping in special events for the armed forces, helping with blood drives, office work, and more.   

Visit their website.

Contact:  Jessica Tuggle 615-250-4295 jessica.tuggle@redcross.org

Volunteers needed for the following activities:

Baking or cooking for holidays, birthdays, and other occasions.

Sewing, knitting, crochet blankets, and other items. 

Crafts, flower arrangements and other special projects.

Sitting with patients to provide socialization and or relieve the caregiver for a couple of hours a week.

Office work; helping hospice staff in the office with filing and phone calls.

Visit Avalon Hospice's Website.

Contact: Lynne Stearnes - lstearnes@avalon-hospice.com or call 615-264-6244

Centerstone's Teen Pregnancy Prevention department is recruiting Youth Leaders for an ongoing opportunity to help participate in Outreach activities in the areas it serves in Tennessee. Duties will include planning/preparing for events, inventory/organization of event supplies, and helping promote healthy decision making for teens ages 18-19.

In addition to events, Centerstone is always looking for teens who would like to be trained on how to facilitate lessons to their peers regarding teen pregnancy/STI prevention, consent, and more.

If you are interested in any of these opportunities with Centerstone, please contact Amanda by email at amanda.mcgeshick@centerstone.org or by phone at (931) 237-8042 for more information on how to volunteer.

Volunteers needed continuously to help remove litter along the roadside. Will provide safety vests and instruction. Time frames are flexible to students' schedules. 

Contact: Dianna Johnson at dianna.johnson@gallatin-tn.gov or 615-451-5909

Visit their website.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Students interested in the health care field would be assigned to the therapy or short term stay areas. Others can assist with mail delivery and other activities (bingo, jigsaw puzzles, manicures, reading to residents).

Address: 555 East Bledsoe Street

Contact: Robin Willmore at 615-452-7132.

Volunteers needed to deliver healthy meals to seniors in their homes Monday through Friday.

Contact: Gallatin office at 615-452-4022; Hendersonville office at 615-824-0811.

The MTHC will be making improvements to and conducting general cleanup of the Tennessee History Trail at Bledsoe Creek State Park. Work will include clearing brush, loading it on trailers, and segregating it for disposal. Participation is limited to ten (10) volunteers. All participants should bring work gloves and provide their own lunch. This activity will occur rain or shine. This is outside work, all volunteers should dress accordingly. Upon arrival, stop at the visitor center for further instructions. Volunteers will be asked to provide contact information for a responsible individual in case there is an emergency.

The event will take place on 3/23/19, from 8AM - 4PM at 400 Ziegler's Fort Road, Gallatin, TN 37066.

If you are interested in this opportunity or have questions, please contact Robert Lanier by email at admin@midtnhistory.com for more information.

Many administrative, grounds, operational, and education programming opportunities available!

Contact: director@ historicrockcastle.com or call 615-476-7506

Website: www.historicrockcastle.com

Volunteers are needed to assist children and young adults with mental or physical disabilities by walking beside the horse as the child rides, and assisting the riders with various activities. No experience with horses or people with disabilities necessary – training provided and classes are supervised. Volunteers are needed for 2-3 hours weekday evenings and Saturday mornings.

Visit Southern STARRS Website.

Contact: southernstarrs00@gmail.com or 615-428-3347

We are looking for people who enjoy getting their hands a bit dirty and helping to eat a few tomatoes and peppers. The rest of this year we need help with laying weed barriers (cardboard strips) and placing cages on the tomatoes and peppers. The project will continue on through the winter with turning the garden and placing hydrate down and various other things. In the early spring the project will kick into high gear as we will need to tend to the soil and till, weed, and plant next year’s crops.

Contact: Jason Ditzler- anyone interested may call me at (217)979-3051 or email me at tornadoresearch@yahoo.com or Jason.ditzler@volstate.edu

A youth center in Gallatin that offers a space for middle and high school students to hang out after school. Life, career, and leadership skill classes offered as well as recreational arts classes to help build social skills and expand peer groups.

Volunteer opportunities include:
High School Juniors and Seniors needed to lead craft projects, group games, and special interest activities. 

Tech savy teens needed to update STC's image. This includes a review of current website and making a mock site for review. 

Tutor and offer homework support to younger students. Recommendation from teacher is required.

Visit Sumner Teen Center Website

Contact: Stacy Douglas at stacy@sumnerteencenter.org or 615-530-8248

Tuesday – Friday 9am-3pm; Saturday 10am-2pm

Volunteers are needed to directly assist the Executive Director with various duties, including marketing, promotions, graphic design, website and database management, spreadsheets, social media, and gallery, event, and venue management.

Visit their website.

Contact: Dan at 615-822-0789 and leave a message or email artscouncil@monthaven.org with “Community Service Volunteer” in the subject heading.

Volunteers needed on an ongoing basis. Potential opportunities: installing free smoke alarms, present to 3rd-5th graders about how to prepare for disasters, helping in special events for the armed forces, helping with blood drives, office work, and more.   

Visit their website.

Contact:  Jessica Tuggle 615-250-4295 jessica.tuggle@redcross.org

Volunteers will assist with daily farm chores, maintenance of dog and puppy quarters, and grounds maintenance.

Contact: Donna McGregor donnamctn@gmail.com
615-374-2315

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers are needed to assist children and young adults with mental or physical disabilities by walking beside the horse as the child rides, and assisting the riders with various activities. No experience with horses or people with disabilities necessary – training provided and classes are supervised. Volunteers are needed for 2-3 hours weekday evenings and Saturday mornings.

Visit Southern STARRS Website.

Contact: southernstarrs00@gmail.com or 615-428-3347

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

Volunteers are in dire need to assist with everyday cleaning and feeding of the animals at the Warren County Animal Control and Adoption Center. This is an ongoing opportunity for students. If you are interested, please call (931) 473-2505 or email Matthew (mhibdon@warrencountytn.gov), Blaine (bwilcher@warrencountytn.gov), or Lori (ljudkins@warrencountytn.gov) for more information.

The mission of Chattanooga Goodwill Industries is to help people with disabilities and other disadvantages receive the skills and support they need to succeed.

They are seeking students to serve as a volunteer Flyer Hanger. Volunteers will assist by hanging flyers at various locations to advertise Goodwill's Mission Services programs, sales, and job openings.

ESSENTIAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES
• Pick up flyers and list of locations at the closest store
• Hang flyers at listed locations in your area
• Take pictures of flyers hung and email to Volunteer Coordinator as proof

REQUIREMENTS
• Transportation to various locations
• Ability to enter each location and hang a flyer in a designated spot in the business
• Ability to take pictures with phone and email pictures to receive credit

If you are interested in this opportunity or have questions, please contact Taryn Balwinski by email at taryn.wilson@goodchatt.org or by phone at (423) 629-2501 for more information.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Store Greeters: Greeters meet customers at the store entrance and inform them of the day’s specials. Greeters may also assist customers with cart selection and offer coupons. Volunteers can be scheduled for anytime between 9:00am - 8:00pm, Monday - Saturday or 12:00pm - 6:00pm, Sunday. Retail Volunteers: Goodwill’s Retail Stores are fundraisers for our Mission Service programs. Retail Volunteers assist in job duties such as cleaning or organizing merchandise at Goodwill’s Retail Store locations. Volunteers can be schedule for anytime between 9:00am - 8:00pm, Monday - Saturday or 12:00pm - 6:00pm, Sunday.

Contact: Taryn Balwinski at 423.629.2501 ext. 2920 or taryn.wilson@goodwillchatt.org.

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Volunteers needed to sit with patients in their home or a facility and simply talk to them, read, sing, play games--whatever they are comfortable with. We also have volunteers that work here in our office arranging flowers, answering phones, and filing papers. We love to have people help out.

To sign up: Volunteer Match Website

Avalon Hospice Website

Contact: Sara Johnson at 931-563-7784 or sajohnson@curohs.com.

Volunteers needed to answer phones, shred paper, social media activities and other general duties as needed.
Buffalo River Services Facebook Page

Contact: Phillip Garner at phil.garner@brstn.org or 931-722-8825.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Ongoing opportunity!

The Lucas Project is a non profit organization that serves special needs children and families in Decatur and Hardin counties. Volunteers would draft emails to churches and organizations for support, contact organizations for donations, volunteer and help special needs kids and siblings on respite days, help organize fundraisers and events, target families in need, draft correspondence, manage social media accounts, and update the blog periodically. Check out their website here!

Contact: Jessica Ronne thelucasprojecthelps@gmail.com
731-549-2387

Volunteers needed at any time as a caregiver, relief, patient companionship (reading, talking, baking, cleaning, crafts, games, etc.).

Contact: Carrie Shankles at 731-727-7197 or carrie@theshankles.com or 731-438-3880

The Chamber has lists of civic and religious organizations that are looking for volunteers!

Civic Groups

Religious organizations

Contact: Rena Purdy at 931-722-3575 or chamber@netease.net.

Volunteers are needed for daily garbage pick-up, carrying dirt or rock to work sites, and cleaning grills at Burgess Falls State Natural Area. The park is open from 8:00am until 30 minutes before sunset. Please call ahead to confirm there is work or a supervisor on site.

Address: 4000 Burgess Falls Drive, Sparta, TN 38583

Contact: Bill Summers, Park Manager, at 931-432-5312.

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Ongoing Opportunity!!

-Warehouse - Bagging commodities for distribution. Monday thru Friday, some Tuesday and Thursday are not available due to Commodities Distribution- PUTNAM COUNTY ONLY

-Commodities Distribution - Distribute commodities to each county every 2 month. Distributions hours are 2 to 3 hours depending on county size- Clay, Cannon, Cumberland, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, White and Warren

Click HERE to visit their website!

Contact: Danny Hill, 931-265-9229, dhill@uchra.com

Upper Cumberland Human Resource Agency hands out commodities to families in need all throughout the Upper Cumberland (i.e. Cannon, Clay, DeKalb, Fentress, Jackson, Macon, Overton, Pickett, Putnam, Smith, Van Buren, and White). They have different days scheduled for each county. 

Contact: Danny Hill, Field Operator Program Specialist
931-520-9638 or dhill@uchra.com

Volunteers needed on an ongoing basis. Potential opportunities: installing free smoke alarms, present to 3rd-5th graders about how to prepare for disasters, helping in special events for the armed forces, helping with blood drives, office work, and more.   

Visit their website.

Contact:  Jessica Tuggle 615-250-4295 jessica.tuggle@redcross.org

Americans For Prosperity is a national non-profit, non-partisan, political organization that support free-market principles. The state chapter for Americans For Prosperity will have ample opportunities for students in East and Middle Tennessee to be involved in a fun and upbeat atmosphere as they learn about different issues and see the work they do have an impact on our society. Volunteer opportunities will include phone banking, door knocking, and event set up. This is a great opportunity for all students interested in, and/or looking to know more about issues in the state of Tennessee. Click HERE to view their website!

Contact: Sam Nienow snienow@afphq.orgor 615-210-9725

Come volunteer with our child with autism and learn the techniques of the Son-Rise Program, which uses one-on-one play therapy to teach eye contact, communication, interactive attention span, and flexibility. No experience necessary. We provide access to a free online course as well as hands-on training. 2-4 hours/week.

Located in Thompson's Station.

Contact: Shawn Richardson at shawnric86@gmail.com or 715-892-4781

An adult education program working to empower individuals to overcome obstacles created by poverty. We provide GED test prep, English as a Second Language and Computer and Job skills classes as well as mentoring and access to resources to men and women earning salaries below living wage.Volunteers are needed to serve as Tutors, ESL Teachers and Childcare workers at any of our 6 programs located throughout Middle TN.

Visit their website here.

Contact: Lauren Christians at 615-332-2480 or volunteer@beginanew.org

The Cane Ridge Community Club, located at 6043 Cane Ridge Rd in Antioch, TN has several volunteer opportunities. We have a small container garden which incorporates historical artifacts from our community; this space needs work/preparation year round (we will provide tools). We also have regular evening community meetings in which we can use help setting up, tearing down, managing name-tags and sign-in sheets and more.

We also would like pairs of students to plan a meeting for the community (your choice –what do we need to know about you?) During the summer, we do several cook-outs and other fun events for which we need assistance. Other opportunities include helping re-draw message boards, meeting new neighbors, assisting with Christmas Parade participation, organizing supplies, helping people inside, documenting meetings with photographs and posting them to our social media, interviewing residents and documenting their stories and more. If you have a passion for something you want to give, we’ll find a way to use it so long as it benefits the community. A connected community is a safer community. Credited times are generally a minimum of four hours per visit.

Please contact caneridgecommunityclub@gmail.com or call 615-497-2981 if you are interested in volunteering for this non-profit all-volunteer historical organization.

Excel Aquatics is a non profit USA Swimming Program that is seeking volunteers for different events it hosts. These events include swim meets for local middle school, high school, masters and senior olympic programs as well as local and regional USA swimming championship meets. Volunteers would help as Lane Timers.

Excel Aquatics are looking for volunteers on the dates below:

• June 21-23, 2019
• June 28-29, 2019

If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Lori by email at tlbiller@comast.net to sign up or for more information.

There are a variety of volunteer opportunities available at its 8 locations in Davidson and Williamson Counties. From helping to set up for special events to providing direct service for the older adults that we serve, there are a variety of opportunities at FiftyForward to help you fulfill your community service hours. 

Visit their website!

Contact: Robin Johnson at rjohnson@fiftyforward.org or 615-743-3424

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Ongoing Opportunities!

The Image Builders Program engages students through academic mentoring to think critically, communicate effectively, and become creative, lifelong learners. We believe that every child deserves a champion; a caring adult who understands the power of connection and insists they become the best they can possibly be.

Our volunteers are trained to provide academic mentoring to public school students. Our mentors meet with the same student each week; 30 minutes during the school day OR 60 minutes after school. Training and materials are provided.

We also have limited opportunities for administrative and social media marketing internships. Check out their website here!

Contact: Cameron Powell imagebuildersprogram@gmail.com
615-721-8644

Volunteers needed to deliver healthy meals to seniors in their homes Monday through Friday.

Contact: Fairview office at 615-799-0424; Franklin/Brentwood office at 615-790-9287.

A national military nonprofit based in Franklin TN honoring fallen military and the families they left behind, and help heal the visible and invisible wounds of war through endurance sports and fitness for both surviving families and veterans.

Volunteers needed on an ongoing basis to process and ship packages to families of fallen military, handwriting memorial back bibs containing the names of fallen service members, writing thank you notes, volunteer at our booth during events, and educating people on our organization and programs.

Medals of Honor Website.

Contact: Amy Cotta at info@medalsofhonor.org or 615-476-0592

In honor of National Public Lands Day, Tennessee State Parks, Friends Groups and Tennessee State Natural Areas are hosting a variety of volunteer stewardship projects, hikes and interpretive programs for all ages.This year, we have a variety of events and service projects planned, including litter clean-ups, trail maintenance, hikes and even a few canoe floats. Events are being held at different times throughout the day and some parks are having multiple events.

If you are interested in volunteering, please click HERE to find an opportunity in your area and register.

Provides basic primary and preventive care services, referrals to other medical providers and health related services and agencies, patient case management services and eligibility assistance, enabling services, education regarding availability and use of health services. 

Careers shadowing is also available in the following fields: Medical doctors, Nurse Practitioners, Physician assistants, Nursing (CNA, MA, LPN, RN) Med Tech, Pharmacy, Dental, IT, Administration, Personnel, Receptionist, Marketing, and Community outreach.

Contact: Jane White at janewhite55@gmail.com

This program uses one-on-one play therapy for autistic children focusing on areas of social development such as language, eye contact, flexibility, and interactive attention span.  No prior training is needed.  We provide excellent DVD training for our volunteers that outline the principals on the program and then do some hands-on training alongside them.  

The Son Rise Program's Website.

Contact: Michelle Aull at 615-294-7778 or michelleaull@hotmail.com

Tucker’s House is a non-profit organization that has been developed to partner with families of children with disabilities and their healthcare providers to provide assistance in navigating the complex path from diagnosis to home through specialized retrofitting resources so that their houses can become “home”. Tucker's House assists families in accessing resources that can help meet their specific immediate, intermediate and long term needs that make their home a place that is not only accessible and safe but where they can carry out their necessary daily therapy.

Tucker's House Website.

Contact: info@tuckershouse.org or 615-310-5224.

This is one of the largest and most exciting fairs in the state.  One of the big additions is a Youth Village that will encompass nearly a third of the arena floor.  This village will be full of interactive, free activities geared towards youth and families.  Many of the areas are specific: health, STEM, Robotics, Engineering, horticulture, wildlife, animal science, culinary arts, and much more. Use the signup link by clicking here to select the available dates.

Visit their website.

Contact: Matt Horsman at mhorsman@utk.edu or 615-790-5721

Ongoing Opportunity!

Williamson Service Corps is modeled off of UK Service Corps in Lexington, KY, and connects passionate young volunteer tutors with the organizations that need them the most. We’ve connected with three organizations in the Franklin/Nashville area that need tutors. We provide training and place each volunteer in a team, and that team tutors at their site every week. We currently have tutors at TrueCore Behavioral Solutions, Moore Elementary School, and an ESL program for refugee children.
-->Check out their website here!

Contact: Laura Zeitner, williamsonservicecorps@gmail.com
615-477-9596

Volunteers needed on an ongoing basis. Potential opportunities: installing free smoke alarms, present to 3rd-5th graders about how to prepare for disasters, helping in special events for the armed forces, helping with blood drives, office work, and more.   

Visit their website.

Contact:  Jessica Tuggle 615-250-4295 jessica.tuggle@redcross.org

We are a nonprofit organization that helps law enforcement address situation of large-scale animal abuse. We care for the animals at our shelter in Lebanon until legal custody has been obtained and then they are moved to placement partners around the U.S. who find homes for them.  We need daily volunteers to help feed, clean up after, and socialize the animals. We provide one volunteer t-shirt, many snacks, and beverages. Check out their website here!
Shifts are:
9 AM to 1 PM
1 PM to 5 PM or
9AM to 5 PM

Contact: Michael Cunningham volunteer@animalrescuecorps.org
415-623-4774

Volunteer opportunities could include such things as trail maintenance, grounds keeping, painting, trash removal, construction of simple structures, and removal of invasive species.
Tennessee State Parks Website

Contact: Sarah Geeslin at Sarah.geeslin@tn.gov or 615-443-2769.

Empower Me Center sends out a quarterly newsletter. Volunteers needed to help with folding the newsletters, stuffing envelops, labeling, and stamping. 

Location, dates, times: vary - contact Beth

Sign up by clicking here --> Volunteer Opportunities

Contact: Beth Goolesby
bethgoolesby@empowermecenter.com or 615-444-7988

The Girl Scouts of Middle Tennessee host a cookie drop in all of our 39 counties for our 1400+ troops. We would appreciate any help to load cases of cookies into our troop leaders cars to help our girls to achieve their entrepreneurial skills.

If you are interested in helping, please contact Lanny Brown by email (productprograms@gsmidtn.org) or by phone 615-460-0226 to schedule a time and location.

Volunteers needed to deliver healthy meals to seniors in their homes Monday through Friday.

Contact: Lebanon office at 615-449-3488; Mt. Juliet office at 615-758-2777.

Volunteers are needed to assist children and young adults with mental or physical disabilities by walking beside the horse as the child rides, and assisting the riders with various activities. No experience with horses or people with disabilities necessary – training provided and classes are supervised. Volunteers are needed for 2-3 hours weekday evenings and Saturday mornings.

Visit Southern STARRS Website.

Contact: southernstarrs00@gmail.com or 615-428-3347

Southern STARRS provides therapeutic horseback riding and animal assisted activities to children, veterans and adults with special needs.  Ongoing volunteer opportunities are available to help during scheduled classes.  Help with stall cleaning and events also needed. Volunteer hours DO need to be scheduled ahead of time as STARRS works on specific class and barn hours  only.

Contact: Lauran Douglass
southernstarrs00@gmail.com or 615-453-2592

Website: www.southernstarrs.org

Springdale Elementary school (5675 Central Pike, Mt. Juliet, TN) need volunteers to assist with their Spring Fling Spring Fundraiser. There will be games for the students that volunteers will help with to make sure the games run smoothly and are also set up correctly. The volunteer opportunity will take place between 8:30am - 2pm and volunteers can do 2 hour or 4 hour shifts. This opportunity will take place on Saturday, March 23, 2019.

If you are interested in this opportunity, please contact Karen Brown by phone at (615) 887-6456 to sign up!