Help maintain and update the organization's social media presence, utilizing skills in graphic design and platform fluency. This is a flexible remote position.

Work from home to review and process adoption applications, playing a key role in helping animals find their forever homes. This remote position is flexible with hours.

Assist with backend administrative tasks for the rescue. This remote position is flexible with hours and is ideal for those who enjoy computer work.

Assist at the ticket counter, manage the merchandise table, and greet the audience at concerts. Volunteers have the opportunity to arrive early, interact with musicians, and attend after parties.

Support the parents of our young clients through programs like MOMS of IBAN and DADS of IBAN. Facilitate group discussions and organize outings for parents and families. Commitment is once a week and sometimes on weekends, depending on needs.

Help find a dog or cat their happy ever after by contacting potential adopters, checking references, setting up meet and greets, and finalizing adoptions. This role is highly rewarding as you directly improve an animal's life.

Capture high-quality photos of adoptable pets to help them stand out online. This local position requires photography skills and participation a couple of times a year.

Assist with chapter or TNP event administration, providing essential support for the smooth operation of the program. Volunteers will help with event planning, communication, and organizational tasks.

Participate in species monitoring, bioblitz events, and data collection to support scientific research and conservation efforts in Tennessee. Volunteers will work with local and state agencies to maintain the quality of native ecosystems.

Take a dog out for the day, night, or weekend to give them a break from boarding and provide them with much-needed one-on-one time. All necessary supplies will be provided.

As a volunteer coach, you will be the first person to interact with the children in our organization and guide them through our fundamentals of boxing program. No prior experience in coaching boxing is necessary, but attendance at two to four sessions of volunteer training is required, depending on past experience.

By volunteering with Arts for All, you can make a meaningful impact and help bring the joy of theater and the arts to everyone. Volunteers can dedicate a few hours or more to assist in various arts-related activities and events.

As a Volunteer Advocate, you will assist in providing support and resources to survivors of sexual violence. Responsibilities include participating in workshops, community outreach, and offering advocacy services to clients.

Lead guided hikes or activities and develop educational materials to educate the public about Tennessee's natural ecosystems. Volunteers will engage with both adults and children to promote environmental awareness.

Ann's Angels is seeking volunteers to contribute ideas on how they can assist people with Parkinson's Disease. Volunteers are encouraged to contact the organization with suggestions for volunteer roles and activities.

Volunteers are essential to our rescue organization, helping with dog walking, socialization, and transportation. Volunteers will also assist at adoption events and with dog grooming.

Provide daily academic support to our students as needed. The role involves tutoring and helping students with their educational needs. Please refer to the job description and requirements document for more details.

Assist with various tasks such as keeping the gym clean, managing the front desk, conducting tours, and more. Volunteers are needed to help in any capacity to support the gym's operations.

Join us for a ride or help us prepare food to distribute approximately 200 burritos every Monday and Thursday night to people affected by homelessness and poverty in the Nashville area. Volunteers are encouraged to build relationships with the community members they serve.

Assist in writing and applying for grants to support the organization's mission. Experience is welcome but not required, as training can be provided.

Engage with the public at scheduled events by handing out information, distributing flyers, and talking about adoptable pets and the organization's work. Ideal for outgoing, animal-loving individuals.

Assist in organizing and managing art events that support environmental and preservation efforts. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and engage with attendees to promote the mission of The Chestnut Group.

Assist in providing essentials and support services to the unhoused and underserved individuals in various communities. Volunteers will participate in street outreach events, distributing items such as clothing, over-the-counter medications, and essential bags.

Provide legal counsel for the non-profit organization. This is an opportunity for attorneys to give back to the community by supporting a local animal rescue.

Volunteers with a background in music or event planning are encouraged to help facilitate music programs for various groups, including jails, recovery centers, and schools. The primary requirement is a strong connection with the participants served.

Assist with various tasks to support the operations and events of Vocal Arts Nashville. Volunteers may be involved in administrative tasks, event setup, and other duties as needed.

Assist in organizing and facilitating monthly workshops and community events designed to provide educational and inclusive experiences for families impacted by autism. Volunteers will help with event setup, participant engagement, and ensuring a welcoming environment.

Help organize and execute fundraising events to support the organization's mission. Volunteers are needed both for planning and event-day activities.

Attend events as a representative of Roscoe Rescues, showcasing the organization's mission and values. This position requires attendance a couple of times a year at local events.

Engage in stream cleanups, trail maintenance, and habitat restoration projects to preserve Tennessee's natural heritage. Volunteers will collaborate with environmental non-profits and government agencies to enhance local ecosystems.

Create social media graphics, website images, and print materials to support the organization's outreach and fundraising efforts. Volunteer hours can be credited for students.

Assist in addressing issues within the homeless community by preparing individuals for employment readiness. Responsibilities include providing resume writing assistance, interviewing techniques, and work clothing for homeless women in shelters. Volunteers may also collaborate with other organizations to provide winter items to men's shelters and deliver meals to those living on the streets.

Volunteers will collaborate with veterans and military families to help them tell their stories through songwriting. No musical or writing skills are required, just a willingness to assist in the creative process.

Volunteers will assist in the care and rehabilitation of orphaned and injured wildlife, helping with tasks such as feeding, cleaning enclosures, and constructing pre-release enclosures for animals like juvenile raccoons. Volunteers will receive orientation and proper training to ensure a rewarding and educational experience.

UGL Volunteers are Urban Green Lab’s frontline ambassadors working to make Nashville a more sustainable place. Volunteers connect their families, friends, and neighbors to key educational resources that inspire sustainable choices at home, like saving energy and reducing wasted food.

Volunteers are needed to assist with various tasks including administrative support, organizing events, and providing direct support to survivors. Volunteers play a crucial role in helping the organization run smoothly and effectively support its mission.

Join us as a judge or volunteer at our monthly debate tournaments. No prior debate experience is required, just a willingness to listen and help students learn. Training will be provided at the events.

Assist with the monthly WEHO Art Crawl by helping set up exhibitions, interacting with visitors, and providing information about the artworks and artists. Volunteers play a crucial role in enhancing the visitor experience and supporting the gallery's mission.

Volunteers are needed to support various initiatives of Jessi Zazu, Inc., including arts projects, social justice events, and women's health advocacy. Responsibilities may include event setup, community outreach, and administrative support.

Assist in various roles to support amputee athletes, including event organization, mentorship, and community engagement. Volunteers help to positively impact the lives of athletes by lending their talents and support.

Assist East C.A.N. by writing grant proposals to secure funding. This ongoing role requires strong writing and research skills.

Regularly provide training for dogs in East C.A.N.'s care. Volunteers should have experience in dog training and behavior management.

Coordinate the monthly management of East C.A.N.'s storage facility. This role involves organizing and maintaining inventory.

Engage in ongoing public relations activities to promote East C.A.N.'s events and initiatives. Volunteers will help spread awareness and attract more participants.

Assist with the weekly delivery and pick-up of donations for East C.A.N. Volunteers must be able to drive and handle physical tasks.

Periodically write thank you notes to donors and supporters of East C.A.N. This role requires good writing skills and attention to detail.

Manage the daily influx of emails in East C.A.N.'s inbox. This role requires organizational skills and the ability to respond promptly to inquiries.

Manage ongoing fundraising opportunities for East C.A.N. This role involves organizing and overseeing fundraising events and initiatives.

Periodically take professional or hobby photographs of animals for adoption profiles and events. Volunteers should have photography skills and their own equipment.

Assist in working shifts at various events organized by East C.A.N. Volunteers are needed periodically to help with event setup, management, and breakdown.

Periodically transport animals to and from veterinary appointments. Volunteers must be comfortable handling animals and have a valid driver's license.

Help with setup, registration, refreshments, and race coordination for the Golden Pheasant Triathlon. Volunteers will assist in ensuring the smooth running of the event and cheer on participants.

Become a Park Ambassador and help increase community outreach by participating in events, tabling, and open houses. Ambassadors will learn about the park and share this information with the public.

Join us for a morning of weeding and maintaining the Lillian bed to prevent invasive vines from taking over. Volunteers will work in the shade of large trees to keep the area looking its best.

Assist with the setup, ticketing, and overall management of the Cornelia Airpark Concerts. Volunteers will help with tasks such as pouring drinks and managing event logistics. Volunteers receive a free drink and event staff t-shirt.

Help us provide mobile showers and hygiene supplies to individuals in need by becoming a mobile shower volunteer. Responsibilities include checking in guests, handing out hygiene supplies, and cleaning showers between guests.

Assist us with sorting and packing hygiene donations to support our mobile shower services. Tasks include sorting hygiene donations and packing hygiene kits for distribution.

Volunteers will assist in after-school and vacation camps, providing homework help, healthy snacks, and dynamic classes. They will also mentor youth, helping them set goals, be responsible, and serve their community with love.

Volunteers will support various programs such as The FreeStore, after-school programs, and housing advocacy initiatives. Responsibilities include engaging with community members, assisting in program activities, and promoting a vibrant community.

Volunteers will help set up tables, chairs, and food for a home-cooked meal event at a transitional housing motel. They will serve food, mingle with guests, and have the opportunity to pray or minister to attendees.

Volunteers will serve coffee and bagels at a local temporary housing motel, engage in conversations, and potentially pray for residents. This outreach focuses on building friendships and helping people feel seen and cared for.

Volunteers will carry backpacks with supplies like drinks, snacks, and hygiene items to distribute to those living in tent camps and on the streets. They will engage in conversations, offer prayers, and provide practical support.

Assist in organizing and conducting master classes on a cappella singing for middle and high school students. Volunteers will help with event setup, coordination, and provide support to instructors during sessions.

Volunteers will engage in various community service projects such as organizing food drives, raising money for scholarships, and participating in tailgating at athletic events. Volunteers will also contribute to other non-profit entities.

Hospice volunteers make a world of difference in their communities, providing support to patients and their families. Volunteers may assist with companionship, administrative tasks, or provide respite for caregivers.

Assist youth and adult photographers with disabilities during photography club outings and events in the community. Responsibilities include helping with sharing, editing, and printing digital photos, as well as preparing for community exhibits and special projects.

Provide administrative help such as data entry, organizing, and equipment inventory. Volunteers will also assist with professional tasks like marketing, IT, fundraising, and legal support.

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 the development and maintenance of the new mountain biking system at Marcella Vivrette Smith Park. Volunteers will help with trail evaluation, design, and construction in collaboration with local community groups.

Assist with adoption events by helping set up, engaging with potential adopters, and caring for the animals present. Volunteers are crucial in ensuring these events run smoothly and successfully.

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.

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.

The Pegram Fire Department is seeking motivated Men and Women interested in serving as Volunteer Firefighters for their communities. We serve the City of Pegram, and it's rural district, and also south Cheatham Co. We are about to open a new station in our rural district, and new recruits are needed. We highly encourage residents of the south Cheatham Co. / Pegram area to join. We are also able to allow those not residing in the county to join, provided that they can make all the required training, and duties. Newly admitted Volunteers (Probationary FF) are required to complete a 3 month period of attendance of bi-weekly equipment check offs, and Department trainings. Also a 16 hour TN Basic Fire Training course will be completed to advance to Recruit FF status. Recruit FF's are eligible to attend and complete over 120 hours of State mandated and Department training to become eligible for FF Status. TN Emergency Medical Responder training is also available for FF status members. All members are required to attend at least one bi-weekly Equipment Check off, on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month, and at least one Department training on the 1st Tuesday and the 3rd Sunday of each month. Additionally one 12 hour shift at the station for residents in the district, or 48 hours of shift work at the station for those who reside outside the district are to be completed. We provide the training and equipment, you provide the time and motivation. Volunteers also participate in public education, community outreach, and other department sponsored events/activities. | Requirements: Minimum requirements include: 1)High school Diploma/Equivalent 2)Valid TN Drivers license 3)18 years of age or older 4)No Felony Convictions 5)Legal right to work in the U.S. 6)Background check 7)Drug Screening 8)Reside within 25 miles of station | Categories: Firefighter

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 are needed to help organize and facilitate community events throughout the year, including the Annual Prayer Breakfast. Responsibilities include event setup, coordination, and engaging with community members to promote unity and understanding.

Participate in organizing and executing fundraising events to support the rescue's mission. Volunteers will help with event logistics, engage with attendees, and promote the rescue's cause.

HELP WANTED! – Volunteer Firefighters Your fellow citizens in Williamson County NEED YOU! Williamson Fire-Rescue is a collaborative effort between three volunteer fire departments—Arrington Volunteer Fire Department, Williamson County Fire Rescue (WCRS), and Williamson Fire/Rescue—alongside the Williamson County Government. Together, we ensure that those who live, work, and play in Williamson County receive top-tier fire protection services. We have thirteen volunteer fire stations spread across Williamson County, so no matter where you live, there's one nearby. Our stations are located in Arrington, Fairview, College Grove, Peytonsville, Flat Creek, Bethesda, Goose Creek, Primm Springs, Leiper's Fork, Franklin, Grassland, Thompsons Station, and Burwood. Who are our volunteer firefighters? As one of our firefighters says: “We are caring citizens of Williamson County, willing to sacrifice our free time to protect the lives and property of our friends and neighbors. We stand for doing what is right in our communities. Will you join us in serving the emergency needs of our community?” We are always seeking new Volunteer Professional Firefighters! No experience is required—all training and equipment are provided at no cost to you. All we need is someone who wants to make a difference! To begin the application process, visit our website and search for "Williamson Fire-Rescue" at any of our thirteen locations: Williamson Fire-Rescue Volunteering Our training program runs on Tuesday and Thursday evenings, where you’ll learn about emergency services, hazardous materials (Haz-Mat), firefighting, and EMR Medical Responder training. If you’d like to speak to someone directly about becoming a volunteer firefighter, please call: 615-599-FIRE (615-599-3473). | Requirements: Looking for potential members: At least 18 years old Pass a FBI background check (paid for by department) Complete an Physical Agility Exercise Complete a Panel Interview | Categories: Firefighter, Community Education, Department Support