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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.