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 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.

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.

Join us every Sunday morning to serve the unhoused community during our worship services. Volunteers will help set up, serve meals, and engage with congregation members from 7:15 am to 12:00 pm.

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.

Help distribute food to families in need during the One Generation Away Food Distribution event. Volunteers will assist with setup, distribution, and cleanup, ensuring that neighbors receive the food they require.

Join us every Tuesday or Thursday to help with food distribution at Catholic Charities. Volunteers will engage with community members and assist in providing essential food supplies to those facing hunger.

As a Driver Volunteer, you will travel thousands of miles with our fleet, including smaller support vehicles. Applicants must be at least 25 years old, fully insurable, and able to drive at night.

Support our members' health and safety by joining the Medical Team. We welcome volunteers with medical experience, including athletic trainers, RNs, MDs, and EMTs.

Join the Cook Crew to help keep the drum corps fed, serving 200 individuals 3 to 4 times a day from our mobile kitchen trailer. This is a large volunteer undertaking that requires a passionate team to ensure everyone is well-fed during the summer season.

Join the Merchandise team to sell custom merchandise at shows and events while traveling with the drum corps. This role allows you to interact with fans and represent the Music City brand across the country.

Help with initial fittings and basic hemming work as part of the Sewing Crew. We are looking for talented volunteers, including a costume specialist to travel with the group.

Join the Tour Team to help with various tasks such as fixing, taping, and painting while on tour. This is a great opportunity to see what it takes to move a world-class drum corps down the road.

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.

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.

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.

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

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