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Our High School counselors and Front Office organize student packets every week. We need help from volunteers to sort and stuff these folders.

Occasionally, we may need support with other similar, light tasks.

This support is needed each week on Tuesday. We'll accept a one-time sign up or weekly commitment.

Dress: Please dress comfortable and appropriately for a school setting. Closed-toed shoes are suggested.

Parking: STEM Prep High School is located at 1252 Foster Ave. You can park in the front lot. You'll see a large blue mural.

Check In: Please check-in at the Front Office and have your picture ID ready.

Let us know if you can commit to coming in weekly on Tuesdays or for a one-time sign up. Your initial point of contact is Jeremy Quiñonez, jquinonez@stemprepacademy.org. 

Review of F1 regulations and responsibilities.

On Friday, September 12 (1:00–2:30 PM), Stratton Elementary will celebrate AVID Day by introducing 4th–5th grade students to the world of college and career possibilities. The school is inviting guest speakers to share a 15–20 minute presentation about their university, profession, or personal career journey. This is a meaningful way to spark curiosity and inspire students as they begin thinking about their futures!

For questions, please contact Kendra Broome at Kendra.Broome@mnps.org.

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The week of September 15 is College and Career Week in Metro Schools. We would like to have community members come and speak about their college and career experiences with our students. If you are available please use the following link to sign up and share with others.

https://www.signupgenius.com/go/20F094DA4AD2EA5FC1-58274023-career

Do you find Medicare interesting?

Would you enjoy being a popular resource on all things Medicare for your friends, family and the community?

Then this opportunity is for you! Volunteers with the State Health Insurance Assistance Program (SHIP) will learn how to break up the complicated issue of Medicare into bite size pieces for others and provide assistance to them in choosing the Medicare plans and assistance options (if applicable) that are right for them. You will learn to provide unbiased and accurate information to anyone you assist. 

SHIP Volunteers will be able to give clients peace of mind and can witness first-hand the impact they are making in the beneficiary's life with the information they provide. 

This training is designed for new volunteers to the program. Attendance of all activities are required to become certified as a counselor. The classes will build on each other, so it is important not to miss a session.

For volunteers who'd like to attend events to share Medicare information and do plan comparisons or administrative work for the program but NO direct client counseling there is the option to attend just up to the second-class session.

Any volunteer who would like to be a full counselor will need to attend the full curriculum (all three class sessions as well as participate in the required activities in-between the sessions). Full certification as a counselor requires a minimum of 12 hours of in class training AND additional mentoring thereafter until the volunteer is able to provide counseling on their own. 

Medicare Volunteer Certification Curriculum

Class 1: Thursday, February 5 from 8:30-12:30 (virtual via Microsoft Teams)

Class 2: Thursday, February 12 from 8:30-12:30 (in-person at GNRC's offices)

Class 3: Thursday, February 26 from 8:30-12:30 (in-person at GNRC's offices)

Part of your training is hands-on experience. You can participate in a variety of different events. The event schedule will be provided during the first session. In addition, we will schedule counseling calls for you to observe. You will be asked to provide your availability to shadow counseling calls between the 2nd and 3rd class.  

We will go over the training schedule with you to determine what level of training and commitment is best for you. Application forms and initial conversation with the Volunteer Manager are required for participation. Volunteers who can be involved regularly usually do best with this type of volunteer opportunity as it is very knowledge based. Please reach out with any questions to Rebecca at rnofi@gnrc.org.

In partnership with Dandridge Towers, GNRC is hosting a digital literacy class for older adults.

Are you interested in teaching a basic computer skills class to a group of 10 older adults? 

All training and material will be provided.

This opportunity requires NO formal teaching experience or a background in IT. A basic understanding of computers is all that’s needed along with a patient demeanor and the desire to bridge the digital gap for older adults in our community.

The class schedule is set between Dandridge Towers and the volunteer trainer. Total class time is 15 hours of instruction. An example class schedule could be 1.5-hour class twice a week for 5 weeks. Dandridge Towers is hoping to either host classes at 10am or 2pm. 

Trainers teach 15 hours of digital skills training to members of their community who want to develop their computer skills. Trainers will be issued a Chromebook (on loan) and receive training on a ready-made curriculum to guide the course content. Trainers will also have the support of Tech Goes Home staff and GNRC.

Characteristics of good trainers: Trainers do not need to be computer wizards, but they need to be comfortable using Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Sheets. Trainers must feel comfortable searching for answers online. It is most important that trainers are patient, compassioned educators.

Time commitment: The total time commitment for trainers is about 35 hours over the course of several weeks. In addition to trainer orientation (4 hours) each course will require 3 hours of logistics and communication with the team; 15 hours of class; 5 hours of make-up class(es); 6-8 hours of prep work (about an hour per class).

Trainers may be eligible to receive a stipend for teaching the course.

Please express interest in the opportunity and we will follow up with you on next steps and can answer any questions you may have. 

Transportation is a challenge for many seniors in Nashville and providing a ride is a meaningful way to help our older neighbors get where they need to go. Senior Ride Nashville keeps older adults connected to their community by providing affordable and assisted transportation for our riders. We are looking for caring, reliable volunteer drivers to provide transportation to medical appointments, grocery stores, beauty/barber shops, community centers and more!  Your time can make a big difference in the lives of older adults in Nashville.

SRN drivers use their own vehicles and select rides based on their availability, location, and interest using an online scheduling tool. Volunteer drivers must complete an orientation and a background and motor vehicle record check before driving responsibilities begin. Records are checked on a recurring basis.

Project Description:

As a TN SHIP/SMP (Tennessee State Health Insurance Assistance Program/Senior Medicare Patrol) Volunteer Medicare Counselor you will be assisting individuals who have questions regarding the Medicare program through one-on-one counseling over the phone, in-person, or via email. You will receive extensive training to assist Medicare beneficiaries and will be trained to provide free, non-biased and personalized counseling and referral services to a wide range of health insurance issues.

Project Purpose:

TN SHIP’s goal is to provide free, non-biased, personalized counseling and assistance to Medicare beneficiaries and their families who need the help in navigating their way through the Medicare program. SHIP provides understandable and objective information to Medicare beneficiaries on a wide range of health insurance issues. Volunteers are essential in providing these services.

Key Duties:

Qualifications:

Location of volunteer job:

Senior centers, libraries, in-office at GNRC, other locations that are convenient to Seniors, and can be a work-from-home role once trained and proven ability to cover the topics with comfort and accuracy.

Commitment per month: 

Tennessee SHIP/SMP would appreciate a minimum of eight (8) hours of volunteer service each month for this volunteer role.

We would like to invite you, your colleagues, students, friends, family, and neighbors to participate in our very important Fisk University Community Discussion of “Workplace and Home Health and Safety”. This discussion will be held Saturday, September 13, 2025 from 10:30am-1:00pm (lunch included). It will be held in the Appleton Room of Jubilee Hall on the campus of Fisk University.

It is important to remember the key elements of workplace and home safety, RAMP. Recognizing the hazard, Assessing the risk, Minimizing the risk, and Preparing for and responding to emergencies. Hazards include flammability, corrosivity, reactivity, toxicity, and physical and biological hazards.

OSHA standard 1910.1200 requires all employers to provide information to their employees about the hazardous chemicals to which they are exposed.

To Register for this event. Contact Robert C. Wingfield Jr. Fisk University, rwingfld@fisk.edu, or 615-439-0274.   There is no cost for registration.  Lunch will be served.

A community event focused on raising awareness for suicide prevention, offering resources, education, and support to promote hope, healing, and HIV. This event will be facilitated by professionals at the Rutherford County Health Department.

RULES TO RECEIVE HOURS:

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Meeting ID: 867 8436 0074
Passcode: HIVAIDS  (must use all CAPS)

A community event focused on raising awareness for suicide prevention, offering resources, education, and support to promote hope, healing, and mental wellness. This event will be facilitated by professionals at the Metro Health Department.

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Meeting ID: 817 9871 2397
Passcode: wellness

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Margaret Allen Middle School is looking for volunteers to serve as reading buddies. Reading buddies will read with 1-2 students for 30 minutes, at least once a week during PLT block (8:55-9:45) or Academic Support block (3:05-3:55).

Please let us know what time would work best when you sign up.

Anyone who plans to volunteer with students 1:1 or unsupervised must clear a complimentary background check through PENCIL first.

Please complete the information for the background check at your earliest convenience through this link - Background Check.

On October 21st, James Lawson High School will be hosting a Professional Day for their 9th graders.  9th grade students will hear from several different speakers. They will have 3 groups, and each group will hear from 5 different speakers. 

You can decide what topic you would like to focus on, but listed below are some possible ideas:

How to get your first job or your first job experience

Interview skills (how to speak, dress, present yourself)

Types of degrees and certifications (associate, bachelor's, master's, doctorate)

What’s required for different career paths

Financial Literacy

Conflict Resolution

Mental Health Awareness

Leadership Development & Motivational Speakers

(Any other relevant life skills or student-interest topics would be greatly appreciated)

They would like to have a variety of different speakers for students to hear from.  Each session would be about 25 minutes. 

It is always impactful for students to meet and interact with business partners and professionals in the work place. Please feel free to share with your networks as well! 

Should you have any questions about the event, you are welcome to contact Academy Coach Mary York.

On Thursday, 10-9, James Lawson High School will be having their Experiential Learning Day.  As part of this day, students in the 10th grade Business and Health Sciences Academy will participate in mock interviews.  You don’t have to be familiar with health sciences or business, and you will be provided the questions and a rubric to grade students.  They will start at 8:00am and will end by 11:00am. 

You will briefly interview students and grade them on their interview skills and provide feedback. 

The school will have several other activities planned for the other academies and grades, so thank you if you are assisting in any way with those. 

Students will be joining us for a day of learning about various college and career opportunities within our community. We ask that volunteers bring a one-pager of relevant facts about the occupation or college and something interactive for demonstration purposes. 

Set up: 11:30am

Event begins: 12:00pm

Event ends: 3:00pm

Note: Please bring whatever is necessary to entice students to join your profession! If you bring items or food, do not bring stickers or anything with nuts.

McKissack Middle is seeking volunteers to help set up and run booths at their annual Fall Festival. 

Supporters are also welcome to donate treats if they are interested. 

For further questions, contact Alonzo Rhodes at alonzo.rhodes@mnps.org

The Moses McKissack Race to Greatness event is an exciting opportunity to support our community and celebrate the achievements of our students. We are seeking volunteers to help with the Parade Line, which involves cheering on the students as they walk down to the event space.

Hull-Jackson is hosting a Literacy Night to bring students and families together for an evening of learning and fun!

Volunteers will assist with:

Additional Details:

Come help make this a welcoming and engaging event for our school community!

The Dove Store is part of Hull-Jackson’s PBIS (Positive Behavior Intervention and Support) initiative, where students earn points for positive behavior and redeem them for fun items.

Volunteers will:

Event Details:

Help us celebrate and reward positive behavior in our students!

Join us in supporting our school’s Data Night—a fun, engaging event for students and their families!

The event will take place on October 23rd, tentatively from 4pm-6pm. Parking is available in front of the building. Wear comfortable clothing.

Volunteers will help by:

Your support will help make this night a success for our school community! For questions, please contact Kristen Lockert at Kristen.Lockert@mnps.org

GNRC's Medicare Counseling Program is partnering with local universities for a Medicare Training focused on Plan Comparisons and a workshop day to help people in the community with their plan comparison requests that they have mailed in during the Annual Open Enrollment Period. 

We will hold a virtual training via Microsoft Teams on Wednesday, October 8, 2025, from 8am to 12pm during which you will learn the basics of Medicare as well as how to do plan comparisons for beneficiaries. Please note that this training is ONLY for those interested in participating in the plan comparison workshop on October 31st. If you are interested in learning Medicare basics but don't want to or can't attend the workshop, let your professor know and we will provide that opportunity for you at another time. 

At the end of the training, you will take the certification test and be officially certified to complete Medicare plan comparisons. Certification is valid for one year. Update training is required annually to maintain certification. 

Those wishing to become full Medicare counselors (able to counsel directly) can pursue further training with GNRC. 

On October 31, 2025, from 8am to 12pm we will meet in person at Lipscomb University (details on room location and parking to be forthcoming via email for those who sign up) to have a plan comparison workshop. We will put the training to use and complete plan comparisons for people in the community who have mailed in their requests to SHIP. You will be able to make a big difference for people, helping them evaluate their best options for a Medicare Plan for the next year. Attendance of the training and successful certification is required to attend the workshop.

Additional opportunities to help with plan comparisons beyond the plan comparison workshop are available for those interested. 

Please sign up for this opportunity and Rebecca will follow up via email with the application form and Background Check Authorization. For questions reach out to Rebecca at rnofi@gnrc.org. Thanks! 

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Volunteers are expected to warmly and clearly welcome visitors and groups as they enter the gallery.

Keep in mind, that this is a place of business and a cultural institution that represents the storied history of the university. You are ultimately representing Fisk. 

Important Note:

-Do not sign up for a shift if you have a class that is still in session when it starts or meets at the same time. It will not be approved. 

-If you have to cancel your shift, let gallery staff know and find a replacement, especially if it is for an event or very busy time of day. 

-No more than three students should sit at the front desk area at a given time. 

-As long as there are at least two volunteers, take turns completing a gallery walk upstairs and downstairs. 

Thank you for volunteering with us!

-Gallery Staff

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Volunteers are expected to warmly and clearly welcome visitors and groups as they enter the gallery.

Keep in mind, that this is a place of business and a cultural institution that represents the storied history of the university. You are ultimately representing Fisk. 

Important Note:

-Do not sign up for a shift if you have a class that is still in session when it starts or meets at the same time. It will not be approved. 

-No more than three students should sit at the front desk area at a given time. 

-As long as there are at least two volunteers, take turns completing a gallery walk upstairs and downstairs. 

You would be staffing our booth and sharing information about the TN SHIP Medicare Program and Aging and Disability services. Training (if needed) and resources will be provided to you. You may need to transport a table and chairs.

We will coordinate materials and details with you once you are signed up. 

GNRC will have a booth at the Stewart County Community Bingo Fair. You will be staffing the booth, giving out information and brochures and connect with residents and keep track of how many people you share information with. 

We will coordinate with you regarding the materials and further details once you are signed up.

Antioch High School is needing help to refresh and reorganize the Resource Center so that it is efficient and ready to meet the needs of our students and family. Please contact Shatina Marshall if you/your team would like to help give the Antioch Resource Center a Refresh. The space is located on the Antioch High School campus.

When: Ongoing, starting Aug. 4th

Share the Joy of Reading with our Lions of Literacy! 
Are you passionate about storytelling, literacy, and connecting with young minds? Our school is inviting dedicated volunteers to join us in a special reading initiative aimed at inspiring a love of books and boosting student confidence

What’s Involved: 
Join us three days a week from Tuesday- Thursday for an hour blocks to read aloud with students, spark conversation, and build lasting relationships through literature. Your time and presence make all the difference.

Days Needed: Flexible scheduling available—let us know your preferred days! 
Time Commitment: 1 hours per day: Tues. Wed. Thur. 9 am - 1 pm
Location: 455 Rural Hill Rd | Nashville TN 37217 | lakeview@mnps.org

In partnership with Delmas Long Community Center, GNRC is hosting a digital literacy class for older adults.

Are you interested in teaching a basic computer skills class to a group of 10-15 older adults? 

All training and material will be provided.

This opportunity requires NO formal teaching experience or a background in IT. A basic understanding of computers is all that’s needed along with a patient demeanor and the desire to bridge the digital gap for older adults in our community.

The class schedule is set between Delmas Long Community Center and the volunteer trainer. Total class time is 15 hours of instruction. An example class schedule could be 1.5-hour class twice a week for 5 weeks. The center is hoping to host classes on Wednesdays at 1 pm. 

Trainers teach 15 hours of digital skills training to members of their community who want to develop their computer skills. Trainers will be issued a Chromebook (on loan) and receive training on a ready-made curriculum to guide the course content. Trainers will also have the support of Tech Goes Home staff and GNRC.

Characteristics of good trainers: Trainers do not need to be computer wizards, but they need to be comfortable using Gmail, Google Docs, and Google Sheets. Trainers must feel comfortable searching for answers online. It is most important that trainers are patient, compassioned educators.

Time commitment: The total time commitment for trainers is about 35 hours over the course of several weeks. In addition to trainer orientation (3 hours) each course will require 3 hours of logistics and communication with the team; 15 hours of class; 5 hours of make-up class(es); 6-8 hours of prep work (about an hour per class).

Trainers may be eligible to receive a stipend for teaching the course.

Please express interest in the opportunity and we will follow up with you on next steps and can answer any questions you may have. 

Help us bring some cheer to isolated seniors, seniors in nursing homes and/or disabled individuals in our communities by sending them heartfelt letters. We are looking for uplifting letters that will bring their recipients some joy!

This month we are looking for letters or cards around the theme of Winter/Holiday wishes. You can incorporate the theme through art, by making your own themed cards and within the message of your letter.

If you are interested in sending letters and/or art to seniors in the community, please sign up below and include in your response (in the notes) how many letters you would like to write. I will contact you with specific instructions for the letters and the address to send them to. Children are welcome to contribute (an adult is required for minors to sign up).
 
We are looking to have this round of letters completed and received by their recipients by 12/31/2025. Please allow a couple of days for mailing and distribution. If you are mailing letters for a specific holiday and would like them to arrive and be distributed before then, please mail the letters at least 1.5 weeks prior. For example, Christmas letters should be mailed at the latest by December 13th, so that staff at the facility have enough time to distribute the letters to the residents.
 
What do you need to provide? Volunteers will be required to have their own materials for the letters and any additional artwork you'd like to add, as well as stamps to mail the letters on hand (or you must be able to take them to the post office). I will try my best to provide you with one address for your letters so you can mail them together in a large envelope. 

Need your service hours confirmed? Please track and log the actual time you spent working on the letters/cards here in the volunteer portal AND submit pictures of your letters as proof. Please note that we do NOT assign a specific number of letters per hour. Please check with your institution if they have specific requirements of how many letters you need to complete to get your hours approved.

Thank you so much for considering this opportunity! 

Help us bring some cheer to isolated seniors, seniors in nursing homes and/or disabled individuals in our communities by sending them heartfelt letters, letting them know that we care, and they have not been forgotten.

We are looking for uplifting letters that will bring their recipients some joy!

This month we are looking for letters or cards around the theme of Gratitude/Thanksgiving. You can incorporate the theme through art, by making your own themed cards and within the message of your letter.

If you are interested in sending letters and/or art to seniors in the community, please sign up below and include in your response (in the notes) how many letters you would like to write. I will contact you with specific instructions for the letters and the address to send them to. Children are welcome to contribute also (an adult is required for minors to sign up).
 
We are looking to have this round of letters completed and received by their recipients by 11/30/2025. Please allow a couple of days for mailing and distribution. If you would like your letters to be received in time for the Thanksgiving holiday, please have them in the mail by November 19th to give our contacts at the facility a few days to distribute the letters.
 
Volunteers will be needing their own materials for the letters and any additional artwork you'd like to add, as well as postage. I will try my best to provide you with one address for your letters so you can mail them together in a large envelope. 

Please allow 48 hours for me to get back to you with the instructions. 

If you are in need of community service hours, I am happy to confirm your hours for you. Please submit pictures of your letters as proof. We will be tracking and logging the actual time you spent working on the letters/cards and do NOT assign a specific number of letters per hour. Please check with your institution if they have specific requirements of how many letters you need to complete to get your hours approved.

 
Thank you so much for considering this opportunity! 

Assist with parking and registration for the event

Wright Middle School is seeking volunteers to support their monthly Workshop Wednesday sessions! This is an opportunity for partners to provide real-world experiences in the classroom while teachers receive professional development training to enhance their classroom skills.

This session will be hosted on the following dates (2 sessions) from 9:10-10:10am and 10:20-11:20am for grades 6-8. 

Workshop Wednesday Dates:

September 17

October 22

November 19

January 21

February 18

March 18

Volunteers may commit to 1 hour or 2 hours as their schedule permits.

Guest speakers are needed on the following topics:

Please contact Phil Osborne at Phil.Osborne@mnps.org for questions

Amqui K-8 is seeking volunteers to support their quarterly Transformation Tuesday sessions! This is an opportunity for partners to provide real-world experiences and fun activities in the classroom while teachers receive professional development training to enhance their classroom skills.

These sessions will be hosted from 8am-10am on the following dates: 

September 16th (6th-8th grade)

November 18th (4th-5th grade)

January 27th (2nd-3rd grade)

March 17th (Kindergarten-1st grade)

*Volunteers may commit to 1 hour or 2 hours as their schedule permits.*

Guest speakers are needed on the following topics:

Please contact Phil Osborne at Phil.Osborne@mnps.org for questions. 

Help us bring some cheer to isolated seniors, seniors in nursing homes and/or disabled individuals in our communities by sending them heartfelt letters, letting them know that we care and haven't forgotten about them.

We are looking for uplifting letters that will bring their recipients some joy!

This month we are looking for letters or cards around the theme of Fall or Halloween. You can incorporate the theme through art, by making your own themed cards and within the message of your letter.

If you are interested in sending letters and/or art to seniors in the community, please sign up below and include in your response (in the notes) how many letters you would like to write. I will contact you with specific instructions for the letters and the address to send them to. Children are welcome to contribute also (an adult is required for minors to sign up).
 
We are looking to have this round of letters completed and received by their recipients by 10/31/2025. Please allow a couple of days for mailing and distribution.
 
Volunteers will be required to have their own materials for the letters and any additional artwork you'd like to add, as well as stamps to mail the letters on hand (or you must be able to take them to the post office). I will try my best to provide you with one address for your letters so you can mail them together in a large envelope. 

Please allow 48 hours for me to get back to you with the instructions. 

If you are in need of community service hours, I am happy to confirm your hours for you. Please submit pictures of your letters as proof. We will be tracking and logging the actual time you spent working on the letters/cards and do NOT assign a specific number of letters per hour. Please check with your institution if they have specific requirements of how many letters you need to complete to get your hours approved.

 
Thank you so much for considering this opportunity! 

A.Z. Kelley Elementary is looking for female and male volunteers to serve as Lunch Buddies for 3rd-5th grade students. Lunch Buddies is designed to help reach students who would benefit from having an additional positive role model. The Lunch Buddy Program helps create healthy attitudes and behavior in youth, as well as provide skills, resources, and positive experiences that will aid them in becoming successful, productive citizens. We ask that volunteers commit to weekly or bi-weekly lunch visits with students. All volunteers are required to complete a Background Check through PENCIL before pairing with a student. If interested, notify us of the lunch time that you'd prefer to volunteer for this. The Lunch Buddies Program will run from September 2025 to March 2026.

Lunch Times:

4th Grade - 11:25-11:55

5th Grade - 11:45-12:15

3rd Grade - 12:00-12:30

You would be staffing our booth and sharing information about the TN SHIP Medicare Program and Aging and Disability services. Training (if needed) and resources will be provided to you. 

We will coordinate materials and details with you once you are signed up. 

Raise Your Hand Tutoring provides free academic intervention to students in Cheatham, Dickson, Montgomery, Robertson, and Williamson Counties. We serve several local elementary and middle schools that would benefit from your help as a volunteer tutor. As a volunteer tutor, you will work alongside a teacher to provide small-group reading intervention to our students.

We offer flexible scheduling with several locations either in the morning before school or after school. Our sessions are year round with a Spring, Summer, and Fall session - You only have to sign up for one hour a week for the duration of the session. 

To apply to become a tutor, please click this link: https://www.unitedwaygreaternashville.org/raise-your-hand-volunteers/

We will contact you and help find the best placement depending on your location and availability. Morning tutoring is generally 7:30a-8:30a and afternoon tutoring is generally 3:30p-4:30p. 

Help us bring some cheer to isolated seniors, seniors in nursing homes and/or disabled individuals in our communities by sending them heartfelt letters, letting them know that we care and haven't forgotten about them.

We are looking for uplifting letters that will bring their recipients some joy!

This month the theme for the letters is "Books and Movies". We encourage you to share about your favorite things to read or watch. You can incorporate the theme through art, by making your own themed cards and within the message of your letter.

We are looking to have this round of letters completed and received by their recipients by 09/30/2025. Please allow a couple of days for mailing and distribution. 

If you are interested in sending letters and/or art to seniors in the community, please click on sign up and include in your response (in the notes) how many letters you would like to write. I will contact you with specific instructions for the letters and the address to send them to.  

Younger children are welcome to participate with their parents or a guardian/caregiver (an adult is required for minors younger than 13 to sign up). 

Volunteers will be required to have their own materials for the letters and any additional artwork you'd like to add, as well as stamps to mail the letters on hand (or you must be able to take them to the post office). I will try my best to provide you with one address for your letters so you can mail them together in a large envelope. 

Please allow 48 hours for me to get back to you with the instructions. 

If you are in need of community service hours, I am happy to confirm your hours for you. Please submit pictures of your letters as proof. We will be tracking and logging the actual time you spent working on the letters/cards and do NOT assign a specific number of letters per hour. Please check with your institution if they have specific requirements of how many letters you need to complete to get your hours approved.

Thank you so much for considering this opportunity! 

An international collaborative event. 

GNRC is partnering with Trevecca Towers to pair Friendly Visitors with Residents at the Senior Living Highrise. Residents at Trevecca Towers are 62 years and up, some are younger if they have a disability. Many of the residents are quite isolated and would greatly benefit from a connection with a community volunteer. 

Commitment: Spend time regularly with your assigned residents at least once a month. Visits can vary in length based on mutual comfort. Once you have been matched, visits can be coordinated directly between resident and volunteer. 

You can spend time talking, playing games, reading, doing crafts or crossword puzzles depending on mutual interest. Many residents are also interested in help navigating their cell phone. So, if you are well versed and able to help spent some time explaining how to do things, that would be appreciated. Some clients need help with light household tasks.

Next steps: Please express interest in the opportunity and we will reach out to you with more details, to match you with a resident and to schedule an initial visit. After the initial visit you will be able to schedule your visits directly with the residents independently. If you'd like to visit more than one resident, we can arrange for that as well.

Hours for the service events and development events for band participants including Music Fest. 

Help sorting and organizing food at our food bank.

The Tennessee Pancreatic Cancer Action Network Affiliate is looking for individual(s) that are passionate and dedicated to increasing awareness, raising funding and advocating for patients. 

As the "PurpleStride Tennessee - College Team Recruiter" you will help: 

- Identify Clubs/Organizations on Campus that would like to learn more about pancreatic cancer - the third leading cause of cancer related deaths in the United States. 

- Encourage Students Clubs/Organizations to participate in PanCAN PurpleStride Tennessee either through volunteering, fundraising or attending in-person.

- Establish relationships with Clubs/Organization Leaders 

www.purplestride.org/tennessee

Weekly Rehearsal 

Students assisted with Department organization and development. 

Students participated in a voting simulation at Hermitage Elm. They created voting booths, discussed the importance of civic duty, created marketing material and more. 

The Tiger Pantry is designed to aid TSU students who are facing temporary hardships. This service is provided for students who are currently not on the meal plan.

WFSK serves the needs of both Fisk University and the Nashville community at-large. JAZZY 88 is on the front line at Fisk, therefore we receive numerous calls and listener contacts during the course of a day.  We're seeking the following type of person: Energetic, to learn, patient and hardworking.  Able to multi-task (i.e. in where ever needed. 

Assists Spirit Store staff with daily operations.

Fall 2024, Chapel Assistant Volunteer Hours

We need set builders, propmasters/mistresses, lighting designers, light operators, sound engineers, costume assistants, publicity personnel, etc. to assist with the fall production.

Get Involved with the Tennessee PanCAN (Pancreatic Cancer Action Network) throughout the year! 

Whether you are looking to be involved year round in a key volunteer role or assist at various community events, there's something for everyone! You will be a part of a large group of dedicated volunteers from across the country committed to taking action, demanding better and advocating for pancreatic cancer patients/their families. 

Throughout the year the Tennessee Affiliate is looking for volunteers that want to help increase visibility about the world's toughest cancer - pancreas. Some items might consist of: 

- Recruiting Volunteers for PanCAN PurpleStride Tennessee 

- Making phone calls to previous PurpleStride participants 

- Attending Community Events/Distributing Collateral Materials 

- Planning various community events/fundraisers 

There's something for everyone! Together, we can increase the 5-year survival rate from 13% to 20%. 

The Little Theatre's scene shop and our costume "shop" located in Shane Hall needs organizing.  Student volunteers are needed.

Become a volunteer reading tutor with the YMCA today! Y-Literacy provides free one-on-one tutoring to students grades K-5 who are assessed as reading below grade-level. Our volunteers undergo a straightforward training process to ensure they are comfortable before beginning-- All it takes is a willing heart and a smiling face!

At this time all tutoring is conducted VIRTUALLY! No need to worry about your commute, parking, or Nashville traffic.

Volunteers commit to working with their student once per week for 1 hour. Volunteer opportunities are available Monday-Thursday starting between 3-7pm. Volunteers are paired with a student based on compatible availability.

*Must be at least 16 years old. Background screening required*

Do you enjoy spending time with others?

Elderly or disabled clients can greatly benefit from a volunteer visiting in the capacity of a friendly neighbor providing socialization and much needed contact to the outside world, combating isolation and loneliness. Often those needs are not met by traditional programs, so volunteers can step in and close this crucial gap in services. 

Depending on the client's needs, volunteers in this role will just spend time with the client talking, reading or assist with getting the mail and reading it to the client or helping them understand the contents. Some clients may need a hand with simple household tasks such as switching a light bulb or vacuuming. Volunteers and clients could also partake in doing simple art projects together, if desired. 

Volunteers will be paired with a client in their area and volunteer and client will agree on the specifics of the volunteer's role prior to any visits. Volunteers should be willing to commit to a minimum of one visit per month for this opportunity. 

Please sign up if you are interested and we will be in touch to discuss next steps. Since this is a pilot opportunity the matching process might take a little longer. We'd love for you to provide feedback throughout the process so we can make improvements as we launch this opportunity on a bigger scale.  

I'll leave you with a quote from our first volunteer in this pilot:

"The Friendly neighbor program has benefited and rewarded me in so many ways. My client was blind and lonely, little or no interaction with people on a regular basis. My stopping by just once a week to read his mail and chat lifted his spirits greatly. He now can see as he has had both cataracts removed, but I am still checking on him.  

I think the only thing one needs to realize is that many live in poor circumstances but that doesn’t mean they aren’t proud of what they have. And most of all everyone needs and deserves respect and human kindness."

Peer on peer tutoring for assigned student worker. 

Do you enjoy spending time with older adults? Can you commit to 2 hours per month? Then this might be your calling.

Visits with a client can look different as each client has different needs and interests. Volunteers may read to clients, provide company and observe the clients living and health conditions. Volunteers can make a real difference in the lives of seniors, providing both concrete assistance and vital contact, overcoming the isolation and depression often present in older adults.

It is possible to volunteer together with a partner for this opportunity. We strive to match volunteers to clients close to their geographic location.

 Qualifications:

Help nursing staff on the 4th floor in labor and delivery postpartum by answering phones, signing in visitors and making sure all visitors receive passes and are allowed in through security. 

We are actively recruiting volunteer professionals for our one-on-one program, where your can make a meaningful impact by providing assistance to artists, musicians, and creatives seeking answers to their questions. Your participation makes a significant difference for income-qualified artists and nonprofit arts organizations trying to navigate different sorts of challenges.

We are looking for professional volunteers to help with:

Would you consider lending your expertise? 

Do you have experience in accounting?

We are actively recruiting volunteer accountants for our one-on-one program, where you can make a meaningful impact by providing assistance to artists, musicians, and creatives seeking answers to their accounting questions. Your participation makes a significant difference for income-qualified artists and nonprofit arts organizations trying to navigate accounting challenges.

Would you consider lending your expertise? 

We are actively recruiting volunteer lawyers licensed in TN for our one-on-one program and quarterly pro bono legal clinics, where your can make a meaningful impact by providing assistance to artists, musicians, and creatives seeking answers to their legal questions. Your participation makes a significant difference for income-qualified artists and nonprofit arts organizations trying to navigate legal challenges.

Would you consider lending your expertise? 

*Volunteer lawyers in Tennessee are eligible to receive Continuing Legal Education (CLE) credit at the rate of 1 credit hour for every 5 pro bono hours billed up to 3 dual credits annually.

Assist teachers and staff with paperwork, bulletin boards, copies, etc. 

Are you passionate about Nashville and forging connections between people and their community? Hands On Nashville (HON) is looking for college-aged Community Engagement and Volunteer Leaders to be a part of a cohort serving across the Nashville metro area with local nonprofits to meet community needs through outreach and volunteerism. This position is part of a paid yearlong, part-time (900 hours) AmeriCorps service program, where members are matched with area nonprofits to help them enlist volunteers and engage community members in their work.

Visit hon.org/americorps23-24 to learn more!

2024 Partners

Big Brothers Big Sisters

The Land Trust of TN

Healing Arts Project

Shower the People

Friends of Mill Ridge Park

Metro Arts Nashville

AND MORE!

The Community Engagement and Volunteer Leader will develop outreach skills through training and active service in the community through a partnership between Hands On Nashville and area nonprofit organizations. Members will gain marketable experience and grow their professional networks while making a meaningful difference in their communities

The Hands On Nashville AmeriCorps program is made possible through the support of Volunteer Tennessee and participating AmeriCorps host organizations. 

Nashville is powered by people of all ages, races, ethnicities, skin tones, sexes, genders, sexualities, religions, abilities, and socioeconomic statuses engaging in service together. This is a city where YOU matter and YOU make a difference. Join us as we tackle the community’s most pressing challenges through service by becoming a Hands On Nashville AmeriCorps member. 

HON does not discriminate based on age, gender, race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, disability, or other factors which deny the essential humanity of all people.

Job Responsibilities * 

Community Outreach and Volunteer Leaders will serve at local nonprofits to recruit and engage a wide variety of volunteers to bolster the work of Hands On Nashville's community partners. Leaders will build relationships with volunteers to improve recruitment and retention and inspire a lifelong commitment of service.

HON is looking for enthusiastic members with an interest in volunteerism to build strategic relationships with schools, civic organizations, and neighborhood groups. Ideal candidates are dedicated to community work and looking to grow their skills. Leaders will help foster community engagement; therefore, they must be confident taking initiative, enjoy working with people, have strong interpersonal and customer-service skills, and be comfortable with public speaking. Proficiency in a second language, involvement in local community organizations or grassroots initiatives, and attending an MNPS or Nashville-area charter school are a plus.

The Volunteer will review and critique the GUIDE training materials on the following topics;

1.  Adolescent Psychology

2.  Adolescent Sociology

3.  Adolescent Theology

4. Adolescent Development

5. Adolescent Loss and Depression

6.  The Addiction to Hopelessness

7.  Holistic Mentoring One 

8.  Holistic Mentoring Two

Do you enjoy administrative work and would be available approximately 2-3 hours per month to provide support in person?

GNRC's Quality Assurance Program mails out surveys to clients who have received home-delivered meals to make sure they have received excellent service and have the opportunity to provide feedback. The surveys are a great tool to make any necessary program improvements.

You would be preparing the surveys for mailing. This involves folding pages and stuffing them, along with a return envelope, into an envelope to be mailed, and then placing address labels on the outer envelope and labels/stamps on the return envelopes. We aim to have these surveys mailed out by the end of each month. 

No prior experience is needed. All training and materials will be provided, and staff will be available to answer questions as needed. 

We aim to have these surveys mailed out by the end of each month and can accommodate a flexible schedule during business hours Monday to Friday between 8:30am and 4:30pm. Please add in the notes your availability to work on this project.

You are welcome to work together with a friend.

We'd appreciate someone who can do this several months in a row but can also accommodate one-time volunteers. This is an ongoing need and volunteers can support this opportunity on a regular basis each month. Just let us know what you are able to do, and we will confirm specific details and a schedule when we have confirmed you for this role. 

Blood Donor Ambassador Volunteers Needed.

The American Red Cross is looking for friendly, customer focused individuals to volunteer at blood drives. The primary role of a Blood Donor Ambassador volunteer is to engage with donors by greeting, registering, answering questions, providing information, and supporting them through the recovery process at the refreshment table.

Volunteers must volunteer at one blood drive per month. Blood drive can be anywhere from 4 to 6 hours. Length of volunteer service is 3 months. 

Please email us to learn more at GiveTime@redcross.org

Blood Donor Ambassador Video-https://youtu.be/gC4Me4dL-IY

Join us!

Our friendly drivers bridge the gap of transportation in Sumner County.

Volunteer Drivers provide rides to those who are 60 years or older and no longer drive to get to medical appointments, grocery stores, senior centers and more in their own vehicles!

We provide transportation for riders to a 25 mile radius of Portland. Drivers can pick up rides that fit their schedule. 

Wilson Rides is looking to expand our Volunteer Driver team! Volunteer drivers are asked to give rides to seniors 55+ who no longer drive, 1 or 2 times per month. Volunteer Drivers use their own vehicles to give rides and can choose their own rides based on their schedule. Wilson Rides uses an easy to use, online tool to schedule rides.

Volunteer Executive Team

Want to be more involved with our week-to-week operations? This is the role for you! We are seeking help with multiple positions! These are all volunteer positions and require 1-2 hours of work a week!

The following positions are available:
1. Event Coordinator
2. Social Media Coordinator
3. Newsletter Coordinator
4. Volunteer Coordinator
5. Podcast Manager
6. Drop-off site Coordinator
7. Partner/Ambassador Coordinator

For more information click the link!

Ambassadors:

Want to share Jumbled Dreams’ Mission across the country? This is the role for you! From sharing our posts on social media to writing blog posts to planning a project of your own, we are so excited to help you share your passions with the world!

For more information, click the link!

Let’s Talk Dreams:

Want to share your story on how you are making a difference in your community? Let’s Talk Dreams strives to inspire others to make a change in their community and work with others to make dreams come true.

Sign up today to be on our Podcast by clicking this link!

Positive Dreams Project:

If you want to share your story anonymously please fill out this form. We value your incredible stories and would love to hear and share them even when you can not.

Click this link!

Positive Dreams Project:

Want to share your empowering story about bullying and/or suicide? Are you an organization who works with the anti-bullying and suicide awareness movement? Sign-up today to share your empowering story!

Click HERE to sign up!

What you need:

Gallon ziploc bag

Should have- Bottle of water, crackers, apple sauce, granola bars, fruit snacks, protein bars, slim jims/beef jerky, trail mix, pudding cups, spoon/fork, any other non perishable foods

Optional Items: All of the items above are optional!

Steps:

What you need:

Shoebox, birthday bag, grocery bag (any of these work!)

Have to have- Box of cake mix, icing, streamers, pack of balloons, handwritten card from you, and a blank birthday card

Optional Items: Any other birthday party items that could be used for a family party!

Steps: 

What you need:

Gallon Size Ziploc Bags

Have to have: Hat (winter hat), socks, gloves, tissues, hand warmers, chapstick

Optional Items: first aid kits, positive messages, nail polish, razors, and makeup

Steps: 

What you need:

Quart or Gallon Size Ziploc Bags

Essential Items: Travel Size- shampoo, conditioner, body wash, toothbrush,

toothpaste, deodorant, hand sanitizer, and lotion.

Optional Items: mouthwash, chapstick, first aid kits, combs, razors, feminine

products, positive messages, floss, and tissues.

Steps: 

The homeless often have a hard time finding food especially since COVID-19 has shut down many shelters! We are collecting gift cards to restaurants in the Tennessee area that we can give to the homeless so they can get hot meals when other organizations are not providing that night. 

Since school is about to start, we know so many students and families get new backpacks every year, but what do you do with your old ones? We want to collect gently used or NEW backpacks to our homeless friends. We want to make sure they have something to carry their items in once we give them the other supplies! 

You can bring by the backpacks to the address below or visit our amazon list below and they will be sent directly to our house: https://www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/39710SR15Q0GI/ref=nav_wishlist_lists_1?_encoding=UTF8&type=wishlist 

Are you a skilled photographer and enjoy taking people of pictures and events?

Then we are looking for you!

We'd love to find a volunteer photographer who would be available to take pictures at various board meetings, community events etc. Majority of these events will be indoors. We'd like you to capture the events and the people who participated. 

Times and days and frequency varies. We can discuss events and meetings on a one by one basis.

Please respond here if you are interested and we can discuss further details.

Assist GNRC's Communication Team with creating graphics, writing social media content, writing a newsletter, proofreading, photography for publications, company wide news and other related Communication tasks based on your skill set. 

Skills necessary to be successful in this role: Eye for detail, creativity, graphic design and editing skills, courteous and professional communication skills, ability to operate computer programs and social media platforms as needed for specific tasks.

Most task can be completed remotely from your own home. For some projects work in the office or at a location may be necessary. 

Commitment per month: GNRC would appreciate a minimum of four (4) hours of volunteer service each month for this volunteer role.

Administrative Volunteers assist GNRC staff with administrative tasks in the office, at events or other locations. Volunteers will receive training on the specific tasks assigned to them.

Key Duties:  

Duties for this volunteer position may include

 Qualifications:

Location of volunteer job: GNRC offices or at times other event locations as requested.

GraceWorks Ministries will be collecting donations at our facility on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday from 9-1.  I need volunteers to come help carry in donations from our donors.  You will need to wear comfortable clothing and tennis shoes.  Lifting will be involved.

This opportunity is for UP NEXT E-board members only.

Students earn service and professional development hours for planning, organizing, and hosting events on campus. 

Members:

President - Jayla Williams

Vice President - Tory Westbrook

Secretary - Khalil McCarthy

Design Executive - Kyla Johnson

Communications Officer - Nicole Hart

Come deliver meals and have the best lunch date ever! 

Over 3,000 seniors in Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Stewart, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson Counties would love to meet you.

Volunteers are often the only person seniors may see daily so you will truly make a difference for a lonely senior!

MCHRA is currently especially in need for volunteer in the Clarksville area to deliver meals. 

Please sign up here and also complete the volunteer application on our website.

You are welcome to bring your children to deliver the meals, if desired. 

Please note that Meals-on-Wheels Volunteers pack and deliver the lunches on weekdays only. Meals are packed and delivered Monday through Friday around 10:30am. We currently do NOT have evening or weekend opportunities available. We only accept volunteers who can make an ongoing commitment and are unable to accomodate one-time volunteers at this time. 

We look forward to meeting you!

Come deliver meals and have the best lunch date ever! 

Over 3,000 seniors in Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Stewart, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson Counties would love to meet you.

Volunteers are often the only person seniors may see daily so you will truly make a difference for a lonely senior!

Please sign up here and also complete the volunteer application on our website.

You are welcome to bring your children to deliver the meals, if desired. 

Please note that Meals-on-Wheels Volunteers pack and deliver the lunches on weekdays only. Meals are packed and delivered Monday through Friday around 10:30am. We currently do NOT have evening or weekend opportunities available. We only accept volunteers who can make an ongoing commitment and are unable to accomodate one-time volunteers at this time. 

We look forward to meeting you!

Come deliver meals and have the best lunch date ever! 

Over 3,000 seniors in Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Stewart, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson Counties would love to meet you.

Volunteers are often the only person seniors may see daily so you will truly make a difference for a lonely senior!

Please sign up here and also complete the volunteer application on our website.

You are welcome to bring your children to deliver the meals, if desired. 

Please note that Meals-on-Wheels Volunteers pack and deliver the lunches on weekdays only. Meals are packed and delivered Monday through Friday around 10:30am. We currently do NOT have evening or weekend opportunities available. We only accept volunteers who can make an ongoing commitment and are unable to accomodate one-time volunteers at this time. 

We look forward to meeting you!

Come deliver meals and have the best lunch date ever! 

Over 3,000 seniors in Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Stewart, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson Counties would love to meet you.

Volunteers are often the only person seniors may see daily so you will truly make a difference for a lonely senior!

Please sign up here and also complete the volunteer application on our website.

You are welcome to bring your children to deliver the meals, if desired. 

Please note that Meals-on-Wheels Volunteers pack and deliver the lunches on weekdays only. Meals are packed and delivered Monday through Friday around 10:30am. We currently do NOT have evening or weekend opportunities available. We only accept volunteers who can make an ongoing commitment and are unable to accomodate one-time volunteers at this time. 

We look forward to meeting you!

Come deliver meals and have the best lunch date ever! 

Over 3,000 seniors in Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Stewart, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson Counties would love to meet you.

Volunteers are often the only person seniors may see daily so you will truly make a difference for a lonely senior!

Please sign up here and also complete the volunteer application on our website.

You are welcome to bring your children to deliver the meals, if desired. 

Please note that Meals-on-Wheels Volunteers pack and deliver the lunches on weekdays only. Meals are packed and delivered Monday through Friday around 10:30am. We currently do NOT have evening or weekend opportunities available. We only accept volunteers who can make an ongoing commitment and are unable to accomodate one-time volunteers at this time. 

We look forward to meeting you!

Come deliver meals and have the best lunch date ever! 

Over 3,000 seniors in Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Stewart, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson Counties would love to meet you.

Volunteers are often the only person seniors may see daily so you will truly make a difference for a lonely senior!

Please sign up here and also complete the volunteer application on our website.

You are welcome to bring your children to deliver the meals, if desired. 

Please note that Meals-on-Wheels Volunteers pack and deliver the lunches on weekdays only. Meals are packed and delivered Monday through Friday around 10:30am. We currently do NOT have evening or weekend opportunities available. We only accept volunteers who can make an ongoing commitment and are unable to accomodate one-time volunteers at this time. 

We look forward to meeting you!

Come deliver meals and have the best lunch date ever! 

Over 3,000 seniors in Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Stewart, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson Counties would love to meet you.

Volunteers are often the only person seniors may see daily so you will truly make a difference for a lonely senior!

Please sign up here and also complete the volunteer application on our website.

You are welcome to bring your children to deliver the meals, if desired. 

Please note that Meals-on-Wheels Volunteers pack and deliver the lunches on weekdays only. Meals are packed and delivered Monday through Friday around 10:30am. We currently do NOT have evening or weekend opportunities available. We only accept volunteers who can make an ongoing commitment and are unable to accomodate one-time volunteers at this time. 

We look forward to meeting you!

Come deliver meals and have the best lunch date ever! 

Over 3,000 seniors in Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Stewart, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson Counties would love to meet you.

Volunteers are often the only person seniors may see daily so you will truly make a difference for a lonely senior!

Please sign up here and also complete the volunteer application on our website.

You are welcome to bring your children to deliver the meals, if desired. 

Please note that Meals-on-Wheels Volunteers pack and deliver the lunches on weekdays only. Meals are packed and delivered Monday through Friday around 10:30am. We currently do NOT have evening or weekend opportunities available. We only accept volunteers who can make an ongoing commitment and are unable to accomodate one-time volunteers at this time. 

We look forward to meeting you!

Come deliver meals and have the best lunch date ever! 

Over 3,000 seniors in Cheatham, Dickson, Houston, Humphreys, Montgomery, Robertson, Rutherford, Stewart, Sumner, Trousdale, Williamson, and Wilson Counties would love to meet you.

Volunteers are often the only person seniors may see daily so you will truly make a difference for a lonely senior!

Please sign up here and also complete the volunteer application on our website.

You are welcome to bring your children to deliver the meals, if desired. 

Please note that Meals-on-Wheels Volunteers pack and deliver the lunches on weekdays only. Meals are packed and delivered Monday through Friday around 10:30am. We currently do NOT have evening or weekend opportunities available. We only accept volunteers who can make an ongoing commitment and are unable to accomodate one-time volunteers at this time. 

We look forward to meeting you!

We invite you to volunteer with DrugFree WilCo. It takes a community to create safe and healthy environments. Join our monthly coalition meeting and learn how you can volunteer and make a difference in Wilson County.