Support the organization by helping with various tasks such as organizing events, assisting with educational programs, and providing general support to the rescue operations.

Assist in providing a safe and loving temporary home for Bullies. Volunteers will be responsible for the day-to-day care, including feeding, exercising, and socializing the dogs until they find permanent homes.

Assist in organizing and running events to support homeless and less fortunate children in Nashville. Volunteers may help with setting up, managing event activities, and engaging with attendees to promote the organization's mission.

Work with the Events Director on logistics, scheduling, and planning fundraisers. Volunteers will assist at events as needed and must attend an orientation session.

Assist with grooming, cleaning stalls, and caring for foster horses. Volunteers must attend a brief orientation session and read the provided handbook to understand safety rules and policies.

Capture photos and videos for promotional and documentation purposes. Volunteers must attend an orientation session to understand the organization's needs and policies.

Assist with calling references, verifying applicant information, and helping adopters match with horses. Volunteers will also conduct post-adoption follow-ups.

Assist in packing food boxes during the holiday season to support families in need. Volunteers will help organize and pack food items into boxes for distribution.

Help distribute packed food boxes to families during the holiday season. Volunteers will assist in the logistics and delivery of food boxes to ensure they reach families in need.

Support the organization of the 4-Mile Classic event by assisting with event setup, participant registration, and providing support during the race. Volunteers will ensure the event runs smoothly and participants have a positive experience.

Participate in special events to support Southern STARRS students and programs. Volunteers assist with event setup, execution, and breakdown, providing support for fundraising and community education initiatives. This role is ideal for those who enjoy working in dynamic environments.

Assist in weekly classes by helping students during riding sessions. Volunteers can serve as Leaders, Side Walkers, or Ring Assistants, with responsibilities ranging from maintaining control of horses to assisting students with mounting and dismounting. Training is provided, and no prior experience is necessary.

Shackle Island Fire Rescue is looking for new members. 100% volunteer, all training provided. Shackle Island is located in south east Sumner county TN between the cities of Gallatin, Goodlettsville, Hendersonville, and White House. We respond to about 800 calls annually of all hazard types, as well as medical. | Requirements: Must be 18 years old to apply, have a valid TN drivers licence, and reside within 10 Miles of the station. | Categories: Firefighter, EMT

Volunteers assist with the care of animals at the shelter, including feeding, cleaning, and socializing with the animals. Volunteers must be 18 or accompanied by a guardian if under 18, and must complete a volunteer application and orientation.

Volunteers fulfilling community service hours assist with non-animal contact tasks such as sweeping, mopping, and doing dishes. No training is required, and volunteers under 18 may work without a parent present.

Assist in expanding our ministry locally and globally by engaging with communities to promote awareness about the water crisis. Volunteers will help organize and participate in events aimed at providing clean drinking water solutions.

Help maintain the garden at Mount Juliet Library by watering plants during hot summer mornings or evenings. Coordinate with library staff for access to water facilities.

Provide a temporary home for rescued animals, offering them love and care until they are adopted. Fosters are responsible for socializing the animals and observing their behavior and needs.

Assist in providing sign language training and resources to Deaf individuals in Central Vietnam. Volunteers can lend a hand from afar via Skype or email, sharing special skills or experiences.

Volunteers will assist in setting up and managing emergency animal shelters for animals displaced by disasters. Responsibilities include record keeping, assisting with animal intake exams, and helping with animal round-ups.

Provide computer training classes to help blind and visually impaired members become more employable. Training is conducted at The Tennessee School for the Blind using specialized adaptive equipment.

Coordinate monthly Supper Club events by selecting restaurants and organizing group visits. This role involves planning and facilitating social gatherings for members to enjoy dining experiences together.

Assist with organizing and facilitating twice-monthly bowling events for visually impaired participants. Volunteers will help set up equipment and provide support during the games.

Join the Harpeth Bicycle Club and the Tennessee Association of Blind Athletes for weekly tandem cycling rides. Volunteers will assist as captains or stokers on tandem bicycles, helping visually impaired participants enjoy cycling.

Participate in the creation and maintenance of the Pickett Chapel Heritage & Peace Garden. Tasks include planting, garden design, and community engagement activities.

Support the clinic with general office duties, including data entry, answering phones, and assisting with scheduling. Volunteers will help ensure efficient administrative operations.

Assist in managing the flow of traffic during drop-off and pickup times at the clinic. Ensure smooth and efficient operations to help clients and their pets have a positive experience.

Help with laundry duties and assembling surgical packs to ensure the clinic runs smoothly. Volunteers will play a crucial role in maintaining cleanliness and readiness for surgeries.

Assist in organizing and managing the Rose Show at the 2025 State/County Fair. Responsibilities include setting up displays, guiding visitors, and ensuring the smooth operation of the event.

Support the canning competition by helping with setup, registration, and coordination of participants. Ensure all entries are properly labeled and judged.

Mentor students in after-school programs at KIPP Kirkpatrick and Liberty Collegiate Academy, supporting their academic and personal growth. Volunteers will engage with students through educational activities and provide guidance and encouragement.

Assist in various community projects and programs aimed at improving the well-being of Donelson residents. Volunteers may participate in organizing events, supporting local farmers markets, or aiding in neighborhood watch initiatives.

Facilitate OBEY Masterclass workshops, engaging with youth to teach kindness, empathy, and self-esteem building. Volunteers will help participants understand bullying prevention strategies and the importance of positive interactions.

Mentor youth in the Rise 2 Thrive program, focusing on building confidence and addressing trauma associated with bullying and peer pressure. Volunteers will guide students to become the best version of themselves.