Needs From: Volunteer Tennessee

Intake – Calls clients that have called in for financial assistance. Directs them through the needs assessment process and document submission requirements. 

Become a Volunteer Income Tax Assistant (Tax Preparer)!

Help make a real difference this tax season by providing free tax preparation assistance to individuals and families in our community. Every dollar saved helps those who need it most, and your time can have a big impact!

When: Tuesdays, 5:00 – 8:30 p.m.

Dates: February 3, 10, 17, 24 and March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 (8 total Tuesdays)

Where: Cadence Bank Downtown, 301 East Main St, Jackson, TN 38301

Volunteer Requirements:

Why Volunteer?

Responsibilities:

Interested? Check out the attached PDF for more details about the VITA Program and email llopes@unitedway.tn.org. 

The Joy of Music School holds Board Meetings from noon to 1pm on the third Wednesday of every other month throughout the calendar year. Our first meeting of 2026 will be on Wednesday, January 21st. We are looking for a volunteer receptionist to answer phones and let visitors in to the school during those six meetings. It is a light duty position. 

IMPACT - Become a 2026 PPMM Learning Docent and dive into an exhilarating journey of discovery! As a part of this vibrant initiative, you’ll play a crucial role in preserving local stories and igniting a passion for science and curiosity in learners of all ages. Through hands-on explorations and engaging experiments, you'll encourage inquisitive minds to ask questions and seek answers about the wonders of our community and beyond. Together, we will celebrate the scientific spirit and inspire innovation for the future of Memphis! Join us in this joyful mission today and help us create a more curious and creative tomorrow.

COMMITTMENT - DUTY DAYS Feb 4 | Feb 19 | Mar 19 | Apr 16 | May 21  

TIME REQUIREMENT ON DUTY DAYS Five (5) hours per date =  1 Hour Training+4 Hour Docent Shift  

SHIFT OPTIONS ON DUTY DAYS ·      8:00AM to 1PM 12:00PM to 5PM

INCENTIVES - «  Training + Snacks + Community + Fun!   Docents who complete 25 hours OR 4 full Duty Day shifts will receive an invitation to our Docents’ Day Out celebration and one (1) individual Museum Membership beginning June 2026. Review the benefits of MoSH Membership on our website.

APPLY NOW - Docents must be able to consent to background check, interview, and Volunteer Conduct while providing service. Interested? Click here to apply today!

YWCA hosts a mobile Prom Dress Sale where we take dresses to local high schools to help students choose a dress they can afford ($25). Please help us load/unload as needed. This will happen on Feb 2, 18, 25, Mar 3, 16, and 25.

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 am to 12:30 pm (virtual via Microsoft Teams)

Class 2: Thursday, February 12 from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm (in-person at GNRC's offices)

Class 3: Thursday, February 26 from 9:00 am to 1:30 pm (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.

ReLAUNCH is in need of volunteers 18 years of age and older to help us serve the homeless Under the Bridge (the Day Space*) at the old Salvation Army Thrift Store/Foyer located at 409 N. Broadway, Knoxville, TN. **

On an ongoing daily basis, these are some of the tasks we need help with during the day:

Volunteer shifts available are as follows:

Please follow this link to fill out our liability waiver here.

ReLAUNCH is currently operating in the Salvation Army Foyer building (the old Thrift Store) directly adjacent to the Day Space, so please check in with us there.

The address is 409 N Broadway, Knoxville, TN 37917. GPS will get you to the entrance of the Salvation Army campus. We are located in the building on the left as you turn into the parking lot, through the open gate. You can park alongside the building or in any of the open spaces in front of the building.

*The Day Space is considered a "Safe Use" area. During your volunteer shift, you may see active drug use.

**Duties may vary based on need and availability. Some of this service will include trash pickup in the Day Space, laundry, sorting donations, etc., if another agency is serving meals in place of ReLAUNCH.

Beaumont Magnet Academy provides weekly food bags for students who need food support over the weekends.  These bags contain easy to make food and snacks, as well as fresh produce ensuring that kids have food when school is not in session.  Glen Oak Missionary Baptist Church packs the nonperishable items from Second Harvest for us.  Beardsley Farm and the Rotary Club of Knoxville add the fresh produce to the bags 1-2 times a month.

To make this process work, we need help!  We need volunteers to transport our food bags from Glen Oak Missionary Baptist Church to Beaumont Magnet Academy or to Beardsley Farm on the weeks they will be adding produce.

Volunteers will pick up the food bags in the morning and drop them off at BMA or Beardsley Farm depending on the week.  We usually have approximately 100 to 130 bags.  Rolling bins are available to move items to and from your vehicle at each location.  

I will reach out to you to let you know if you will be delivering to the school or to Beardsley Farm.  Dates for Beardsley Farm will be confirmed by beginning of September.  First Beardsley Farm date is 9/18.

Thank you for your support!

Help keep the residents of Greene County warm during the winter months. Volunteers haul, cut, and split wood between Monday through Saturday at the corner of North Rufe Taylor Rd and Old Stage Rd and deliver on Saturdays and throughout the week.

Volunteers needed to greet folks coming for food (groceries) assistance, assist with setting up food displays, and helping our guests select food items. Any amount of time between 9am-1pm is good This pantry provides food to about 250 families each day.

This is a great opportunity for volunteers to serve close to home- in their own community. Our truck and staff will arrive with food and volunteers will work together to assist in the distribution of the food items to those in need. Volunteers must be able to stand for the duration of shift, as well as lift, bend and carry boxes to vehicles.

This food distribution is outdoors, please plan to dress according to the weather.

Volunteers will meet at the distribution site address at the listed time.

Duties include:

          746 Tazewell Pike

          Luttrell, TN 37779

Event times: 10:00 AM-12:00 pm (or until food runs out)

Volunteer times: Arrive at 9:00 AM, plan to stay until 12:30 PM

This is the heart of what we do. On Distribution Day, volunteers help prepare food boxes and load them into the cars of those we are serving. From organizing items to loading boxes and offering a kind word, every role makes a difference.

Whether you’re working behind the scenes or face-to-face with our community, you’re helping create a welcoming space where every person feels supported and cared for.

Volunteers are needed to assist in preparing sack lunches for those in our community fighting food insecurity.

Tasks can include food prep and cleanup.

Dress code:  Must wear pants and closed toe shoes, as well as be modestly dressed (no short shirts) If you do not dress appropriately, you will be asked to leave and come back with proper attire.  

*No children under the age of 18 years old.

If you have questions, please contact us.  

Our volunteers work out of our Maryville warehouse in the Product Recovery area or our Repack Clean Room where we process donated and bulk food for distribution, to help feed our East Tennessee neighbors.

Volunteers also help in non-food project support roles such as cleaning, letter stuffing, and miscellaneous admin duties. 

No experience necessary! Training will be provided on-site at the beginning of the shift.

*Volunteers must be at least 10 years of age, and anyone under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult chaperone.
** Please note, for groups that have minors ages 10-15 among the participants, we require a 1:5 chaperone to minor ratio. Please ensure that your group size matches this ratio with adult chaperones (18+) and minors.

Please park in the rear parking lot through the metal gate as parking in the front is limited. Volunteers enter through the double glass doors by the rear lot into our volunteer lobby. 

Our Location:

Second Harvest Food Bank of East TN

136 Harvest Lane

Maryville, TN 37801

www.secondharvestetn.org

Please know you will be working in a warehouse environment and the following rules concerning dress must be followed:

Additionally, please consider maximizing your impact while volunteering: bring can goods with you to donate, engage with us on social media, or make a gift online.

MEDIC Regional Blood Center is currently seeking volunteers to assist in scheduling appointments with whole blood donors. Volunteers will use MEDIC office phones and will be asked to make several calls per shift. 

All volunteers must undergo a criminal background check, no exceptions. MEDIC staff will send the background check link to your email address within 48 hours of your registration to volunteer. 

Volunteers will also need to sign waivers during their first shift. Volunteers will be given a volunteer ID badge to wear while they work at the center. 

Schedulers will work at our Ailor Center at 1601 Ailor Avenue. Volunteers must adhere to MEDIC policies, including those for smoke-free and fragrance-free environments. 

Volunteers will be given a script and a call list using our donor platform. 

Volunteers who do not show up for their registered volunteer slot without notice forfeit all remaining slots the volunteer has signed up for. If a volunteer is unable to attend their shift for any reason, please email volunteer@medicblood.org. If a volunteer is kicked from their slots due to a no-show and is still interested in volunteering, please reach out to volunteer@medicblood.org to be approved.

Maynard Elementary School is hosting their 3rd annual Sneakerball - A school dance designed for families to attend wearing their Sunday Best and snazziest sneakers!

We are in need of help to set up the event the two days before it takes place. This would include, but is not limited to, hanging decorations (some ladder work included), moving tables, and inflating balloons. 

Dress code is casual - school appropriate while still being able to work (leggings, jeans, t-shirt, etc.). Parking can be found directly beside the school in any available spot in our fenced in lot. If none available, street parking can be found in front of school or around Danny Mayfield Park. Please plan to bring your ID to check in with the front office.

ReLAUNCH needs donations for our shelter on N. Broadway and I-40. We need paper/styrofoam plates, paper/styrofoam cups, plastic spoons or plastic sporks, coffee, powdered creamer, toilet paper, paper towels, cold weather clothes (coats, parkas, hats, gloves, socks), disposable nitrile gloves, cleaning supplies and disinfectant wipes.

Choose a day that's right for you to come by and drop off any supplies to help our homeless friends!

Our school food pantry provides essential support to families by offering fresh produce, shelf‑stable groceries, and household necessities each week. This work ensures that every child in our community has access to the nourishment they need to learn, grow, and thrive. To keep our pantry running smoothly, we rely on volunteers to help unload and organize deliveries. These deliveries often include boxes of canned goods, cases of produce, and bulk items that require moderate to heavy lifting. Volunteers should be comfortable lifting up to 10 pounds and spending some time outdoors while trucks are being unloaded. Your support makes an immediate impact—helping us move food quickly and safely so families can access what they need without delay. Whether you’re an individual or part of a group, your time and strength directly fuel our mission of care and community.

The Salvation Army is seeking individuals to help serve dinner for residents in our shelters. 

Volunteers serve food from a cafeteria-style serving line and assist with other kitchen duties, as needed.  Kitchen duties can include sweeping, cleaning and disinfecting tables and/or rinsing dishes.  

Once you sign up for a shift, your volunteer shift is confirmed.

If you are volunteering as part of a group, each person in the group must sign up to volunteer separately.

Arrival time, parking, entry, and attire:

Please arrive at our Knoxville Area Command at 409 N Broadway, Knoxville, TN no later than 11:45 pm. You may park anywhere. Enter the main building facing Broadway building through our main entrance (second entrance on the front side of the building between the flag pole and playground). Let the receptionist know you are there to volunteer. You will be directed where to go once you check in at the front desk. 

If you are volunteering on a date when the main office is closed, please walk around the back of the main building to the kitchen entrance which is the last door on the raised patio.

Volunteers should wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. Attire should also be appropriate and not include profanity, low-cut tops, or excessively short dresses or shorts.

Be sure to sign in on the volunteer sign in sheet found in the kitchen.

If you have questions, please contact our volunteer coordinator at 865-971-4920 or call the reception desk at 865-525-9401.

Thank you for volunteering!

Join our LIFNAV outreach team during meal services on Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays as they provide meals to those living in encampments. You can provide needed assistance while getting an up-close view on the impact the program is having in our community!

* Please note you will meet a team member at Nashville Area Command to ride in the LifNav food service vehicle. 

MEDIC Regional Blood Center is currently seeking volunteers to assist in scheduling appointments with whole blood donors. Volunteers will use MEDIC office phones and will be asked to make several calls per shift. 

All volunteers must undergo a criminal background check, no exceptions. MEDIC staff will send the background check link to your email address within 48 hours of your registration to volunteer. 

Volunteers will also need to sign waivers during their first shift. Volunteers will be given a volunteer ID badge to wear while they work at the center. 

Schedulers will work at our Ailor Center at 1601 Ailor Avenue. Volunteers must adhere to MEDIC policies, including those for smoke-free and fragrance-free environments. 

Volunteers will be given a script and a call list using our donor platform. 

Volunteers who do not show up for their registered volunteer slot without notice forfeit all remaining slots the volunteer has signed up for. If a volunteer is unable to attend their shift for any reason, please email volunteer@medicblood.org. If a volunteer is kicked from their slots due to a no-show and is still interested in volunteering, please reach out to volunteer@medicblood.org to be approved.

If you have questions, please get in touch with us at volunteer@medicblood.org.

Foster Closet sorting & organizing.  Sorting clothes, shoes, hygiene items & other essentials.

Special Olympics Tennessee Fitness Program is a wellness initiative focused on fitness, nutrition, and mental health for teens and adults (ages 13+) with intellectual disabilities. Through goal-setting and measurable outcomes, we aim to empower athletes to take control of their health and reduce the disparities often faced by individuals with intellectual disabilities.

One of our key programs, Train 4 Life, is a 12-week fitness, nutrition, and wellness series. Each session lasts 60 minutes and is designed to help athletes build healthy habits in a supportive, inclusive environment. Weekly workout sessions starting January 19th through April 11th. Train 4 Life programs take place statewide. Click Here to Learn More

Train 4 Life Volunteer Info:

Volunteers assist head coaches and athletes during weekly workouts. You can sign up for any individual sessions you’re available to attend.

Volunteer Responsibilities:

No experience is needed, just bring your energy and enthusiasm!

What to Know Before You Arrive:

We are so excited you will be volunteering with the athletes alongside their fitness and health journey! 

If you’re interested, please sign up and our Volunteer Engagement Team will follow up with more details on how to register for a specific event. Questions? Email rboscaljon@specialolympicstn.org

The Salvation Army is seeking individuals to help serve dinner for residents in our shelters. 

Volunteers serve food from a cafeteria-style serving line and assist with other kitchen duties, as needed.  Kitchen duties can include sweeping, cleaning and disinfecting tables and/or rinsing dishes.  

Once you sign up for a shift, your volunteer shift is confirmed.

If you are volunteering as part of a group, each person in the group must sign up to volunteer separately.

Arrival time, parking, entry, and attire:

Please arrive at our Knoxville Area Command at 409 N Broadway, Knoxville, TN no later than 4:15 pm. You may park anywhere. Enter the main building facing Broadway building through our main entrance (second entrance on the front side of the building between the flag pole and playground). Let the receptionist know you are there to volunteer. You will be directed where to go once you check in at the front desk. 

If you are volunteering on a date when the main office is closed, please walk around the back of the main building to the kitchen entrance which is the last door on the raised patio.

Volunteers should wear long pants and closed-toed shoes. Attire should also be appropriate and not include profanity, low-cut tops, or excessively short dresses or shorts.

Be sure to sign in on the volunteer sign in sheet found in the kitchen.

If you have questions, please contact our volunteer coordinator at 865-971-4920 or call the reception desk at 865-525-9401.

Thank you for volunteering!

Volunteers are needed to assist in serving meals to those in our community fighting food insecurity. We are serving meals to-go and can use your help in packaging and handing those meals out.

Tasks can include: food prep, serving, table prep and cleanup.

Dress code:  Must wear pants and closed toe shoes, as well as be modestly dressed (no short shirts) If you do not dress appropriately, you will be asked to leave and come back with proper attire.  

*Children under the age of 18 must have a parent/guardian register to volunteer for the same date and time. Children under 14 are not permitted to participate in this opportunity.

If you have questions, please contact us.  

Thank You for your cooperation.

Volunteers will be picking up food donations and filling blessing boxes around our county on February 6, 2026. Depending on donations, times may vary. Must be able to lift smaller boxes of canned food items. We may also need to pick up at other times during the prior month, if boxes are filled ahead of time. We will have several donation locations around the county.

All are welcome to come help us get ready for "Unplug, Love-A Valentines Prayerful Event"

General cleaning and preparing rooms, mending fence cover, moving light furniture, put fire pit together and helping decorate.

This workday will focus on clearing debris from storm damage on the outer loop. Meet up location is the Maintenance yard off of Warner Rd. Requirements are closed toe shoes, gloves and enough water and snacks to get through 3 hours of work. Plan to walk approximately 3 miles. Trail is muddy please plan accordingly with your choice of shoes/boots.

This is a great opportunity for volunteers to serve close to home- in their own community. Our truck and staff will arrive with food and volunteers will work together to assist in the distribution of the food items to those in need. Volunteers must be able to stand for the duration of shift, as well as lift, bend and carry boxes to vehicles.

This food distribution is outdoors, please plan to dress according to the weather.

Volunteers will meet at the distribution site address at the listed time.

Duties include:

3100 W Old Andrew Johnson Hwy         

Strawberry Plains, TN 37871

Event times: 10:00 AM-12:00 pm (or until food runs out)

Volunteer times: Arrive at 9:00 AM, plan to stay until 12:30 PM

Senior Ride Nashville is growing our volunteer driver team! Drivers use their own vehicles to transport seniors to community centers, medical appointments, grocery stores, beauty/barber shops and more. Help a senior get where they need to go and make a friend in the process! Volunteer shifts are flexible and scheduled at your convenience using an easy online tool. SRN provides rides Monday-Friday from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 

Complete the on-demand volunteer training on our website to get out on the road soon!

Find it at: 

https://www.seniorridenashville.org/volunteer

It is Senior Ride Nashville’s mission to enrich the lives of older adults and engage them in the community by providing affordable and assisted transportation.

Join us in supporting students and families by helping stock, organize, and distribute essential pantry items. As a Food Pantry Volunteer, you’ll play a vital role in creating a welcoming, dignified space where every child’s basic needs are met with care and respect. Responsibilities include: Sorting and shelving donated food and hygiene items , assembling care packages or student snack bags, assisting with pantry inventory and restocking, helping during distribution days with setup, greeting families, and cleanup.

Come continue the Citico Creek riparian buffer restoration effort at Carver Park by planting trees with us in a new way: live staking! What does that mean? Live staking is the process of installing tree cuttings along a water's edge to prevent erosion. Instead of digging holes, live staking involves driving small segments of a tree into the ground. Under the right conditions, the segments will grow just like any other tree! In addition to live stakes, we're prepared to plant bare root trees during this event as well, which are a lot smaller than our typical container trees. This past fall, Southeast Conservation Corps and their Urban Forestry Crew planted the first live stakes along the creek. Sign up to set the next steps into motion!

Come out and join us for our monthly work party! Meet at Concord Park (10960 Concord Park Dr) to work on trail projects in the area. As usual, AMBC will provide the tools - just come prepared to work with sturdy shoes, gloves, safety glasses, and water. Lunch and drinks provided at noon.

Visit AMBCKnox.org/events for more events.

Join us for one of the coolest events of the year - literally! The 2026 Polar Plunge | Wilson County is a fun and energetic fundraising event where participants take a chilly dip to support Special Olympics Tennessee athletes. We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make this event a success!

Volunteer responsibilities include: 

No experience needed, just bring your energy and enthusiasm! 

What to Know Before You Arrive: 

Ready to help us make a splash?

Click the link to learn more about Special Olympics TN Polar Plunge

Join us for one of the coolest events of the year - literally! The 2026 Polar Plunge | Wilson County is a fun and energetic fundraising event where participants take a chilly dip to support Special Olympics Tennessee athletes. We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make this event a success!

Volunteer responsibilities include: 

No experience needed, just bring your energy and enthusiasm! 

What to Know Before You Arrive: 

Ready to help us make a splash?

Click the link to learn more about Special Olympics TN Polar Plunge

The Love Yourself Event, hosted by the S.O. What! Foundation, is a community-centered wellness and self-care experience designed to uplift, educate, and empower attendees through meaningful conversations, holistic services, and positive connection.

We are seeking friendly, dependable volunteers to support event-day operations on Saturday, February 7 at the Great Hall & Conference Center in Germantown, Tennessee. Volunteers will assist with registration, vendor and service provider support, room set-up and breakdown, speaker assistance, and guest experience support.

This is a wonderful opportunity to give back, support a mission-driven event, and be part of an inspiring day focused on wellness, self-love, and community care.

Join us on the First Saturdays of the Month for volunteer opportunities throughout the park. 

Opportunities include:

Projects will vary depending on need and number of volunteers. 

We will cancel for inclement weather. However, we will work in light rain/snow and temperatures above freezing. 

Please dress appropriately and bring water! We have gloves but you can also bring your own. 

This is a monthly volunteer opportunity, that occurs on the first Saturday of every month (barring events or unforeseen circumstances), intended to assist park staff with park projects and tasks. Parks projects and task can include: invasive plant removal, trail work, trash clean-up, storm/weather debris clean-up, gardening. Projects or task vary and will be conducted according to need.

If you need to complete community service or volunteer service hours to fulfill a requirement for scholarships, graduation, fraternity/sorority obligations, etc., let us know. If you just want to come out and help us, we would be happy to have you join us.

Volunteers should plan on meeting Ranger Brian Miller at the visitor center at 10:00am CT. Ranger Miller will brief all volunteers on the location in the park where the work will take place and the project/task to be done. Please bring bottled water with you and wear appropriate footwear/attire for the weather. If you have any questions about this volunteer work day, please contact Ranger Miller at Richard.Miller@tn.gov or 931-272-4777.

Join park staff and volunteers for a lakeshore cleanup! We will meet at the Lakeview Marina at 10am.

Please weather appropriate work clothes and closed toed shoes. We will be picking up trash along the shoreline near the marina. Tools and trash bags will be provided but feel free to bring snacks and water.

Join us for our last planting in Ridgedale on Saturday, February 7th from 10am to 1pm! Our time planting in Ridgedale is rapidly coming to a close and so far there are over 300 new trees in the ground. 

Our meeting location in Ridgedale has not been decided just yet. We will send you an email update the week before the event with all the details you will need. 

If you have any questions, please reach out to Jimi Miller at jmiller@greenspaceschattanooga.org 

Are you ready for some fun?
Join us as we help children to get:  “2 Steps Closer to Safety”.   

We would love to have you join us for this safety/education/prevention event.  
Please consider volunteering for a few hours and help us to save children!  You can help us to provide every child with our Free Child/Teen "Passport for Safety" Safety ID Packets.  Once there, we will help you to choose a station to serve, then train you on how to collect fingerprints, measure height/weight, take their picture, collect a DNA sample, collect a scent sample, or package up the passport kits.  

WHAT:
Health Fair Expo - Chi Eta Phi Nursing Sorority
(Saving Lost Kids supporting) 

WHEN:
Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026 
Shift1: 10:00 am - 1:00 pm
Please arrive early for instructions!

WHERE:
Hickory Hill Community Center
3910 Ridgeway Rd, Memphis TN 38115
(INDOOR event)

WHY:
To save as many children as possible!
> Event is FREE to the public
Free giveaways
Open to families
Free child/teen safety IDs

Join park staff in the battle against invasive plant species at Seven Islands State Birding Park. We'll be cutting and removing invasive plant species, including privet, honeysuckle, wintercreeper, and multiflora rose. Some cutting tools and work gloves will be available for volunteers to use, but volunteers are encouraged to bring their own cutting tools if they have some, such as pruning shears, loppers, and hand saws. Volunteers should bring bottled water to drink while working. 

Volunteers should plan on meeting Ranger Stephanie in the main parking lot off of Kelly Lane at 9:00am and receive instructions on where the group will be working. If you have any questions regarding this volunteer day please contact Ranger Stephanie at stephanie.mueller@tn.gov or call/text 865-333-8270.

Join park staff in the battle against invasive plant species at Seven Islands State Birding Park. We'll be cutting and removing invasive plant species, including privet, honeysuckle, wintercreeper, and multiflora rose. Some cutting tools and work gloves will be available for volunteers to use, but volunteers are encouraged to bring their own cutting tools if they have some, such as pruning shears, loppers, and hand saws. Volunteers should bring bottled water to drink while working. 

Volunteers should plan on meeting Ranger Stephanie in the main parking lot off of Kelly Lane at 9:00am and receive instructions on where the group will be working. If you have any questions regarding this volunteer day please contact Ranger Stephanie at stephanie.mueller@tn.gov or call/text 865-333-8270.

Join us once a month to help out in various ways around the park. Each month we will be having a different opportunity so be sure to check back for updates. Please be sure to wear the proper clothing for the project of the month and always bring water.

February 7th - We will be working to get storm debris picked up from winter storm Fern. Meet at the visitor center and we will depart from there to our work area.

*CareerQuest students interested in physical therapy and special needs would have a blast at this.

Volunteer Campground Host: Volunteer who is assisting in hospitality and maintenance functions in the campground and other park operations, and facilitates the recreational experience of the state park visitors. Duties may include but are not limited to: Camper orientation & information, Light maintenance, reporting inappropriate activities or potential maintenance hazards, park programming and collection of fees and sales. Host agrees to exercise hospitality towards campers and are visible representatives of the state park during their frequent interactions with the public. Host is required to volunteer for a minimum of 20 hours per week for no more than 9 consecutive months. 

Here is a synopsis of Spring Jam...

NCC's “Spring Jam” Spring Break experience is an annual educational event that provides a unique, artistic, and cultural experience to lower-income families and youth in Memphis, Tennessee.  This event highlights a particular country to give youth who may never experience visiting another country the opportunity to gain that experience in a mock simulation event. More than 1200 youth are expected to have this experience. This year marks our 21st year hosting this event, and we will be highlighting the country of America.

This volunteer project involves building sets to mimic the country we're highlighting this year.   Volunteers should wear comfortable clothes they wouldn't mind getting paint on, etc.  

We will spend 2 hours on a Monday afternoon to help plant onions in garden and spread leaves to help prepare the beds for spring planting!

The Children's Museum of Memphis would love for you to volunteer with us the week of CMOM's Mardi Gras Bash. 

We have many stations to prepare for the days leading up to our Mardi Gras Bash. The volunteer opportunities include laying out vinyl for the parade route, decorating, organizing the stations, moving blue blocks, etc. 

This will take place during the week of February 9th to February 13th. 

Anyone under the age of 18 must have their guardian complete a permission slip, which can be found below. Anyone over 17 will need to undergo a background check. Please email me at Paige.whipp@cmom.com to initiate the process. 

Since we work with children, we kindly request that everyone dress appropriately. The dress code will be either jeans or black pants with no holes, and a plain black t-shirt. No foul language or images will be allowed on anything. We also request that you wear closed-toe shoes. 

Guardian permission slip.

Volunteer Application Form 7.pdf

Help maintain the display vehicles in our building. This would involve dusting the cars, checking tire pressure, and starting the engines on a regular basis.

If you are interested, please create a volunteer account and sign up here https://volunteer.bloomerang.co/JE/fh3nv2dyzwwa2k.

(We rescheduled this event due to snow and ice)

Go Green with us!  This month we celebrate our Wetlands and Rivers in Tennessee State Parks. As the Tennessee River levels fluctuate seasonally, the shoreline collects trash. We have made tremendous progress keeping our Park shorelines clean and need to do some cleanup around the point where our large cabins are located. Join us as we do this important work and as a bonus, we will also be identifying mussel shells along the shoreline in this beautiful area!

We will meet at the Nature Center Parking lot and then move to the cleanup area.

The area is muddy, please wear shoes that can get muddy or boots if you have them.

Some gloves will be available, but you are welcome to bring your own.

Trash bags and "pickers" will be supplied.

Please dress for the weather, it is colder at the water than inland.

This event will be cancelled in the event of rain, sleet or snow (let's hope not!)

This is a wonderful opportunity for volunteers to serve close to home- in their own community. Our truck and staff will arrive with food and volunteers will work together to assist in the distribution of the food items to those in need. Volunteers must be able to stand for the duration of shift, as well as lift, bend and carry boxes to vehicles.

This food distribution is outdoors, please plan to dress according to the weather.

Volunteers will meet at the distribution site address at the listed time.

Duties include:

Location Details:

Across from Washburn School

7925 TN 131

Washburn, TN 37888

10 am to 12 pm or until food is gone

Drive-thru

Volunteers arrive at 9am

Please read description before signing up

Girl Talk is a local non-profit that focuses on mentoring young women in the Knoxville community. Our school and site based program is an elementary group mentoring program that meets for 1 hour a week for 10 weeks.

This site meets at North Ridge Crossing Boys and Girls Club on Mondays from 3:30-4:30. We are looking for someone to assist our current mentor at the site. The commitment would be every Monday from 3:30-4:30 on the following dates:

February 9

February 23

March 2

March 23

March 30

April 13

April 20

April 27

May 4

May 11 

For more info, sign up or text Nichole Inman at (865) 437-7750. 

Please read description before signing up

Girl Talk is a local non-profit that focuses on mentoring young women in the Knoxville community. Our school and site based program is an elementary group mentoring program that meets for 1 hour a week for 10 weeks.

This site meets at Pond Gap Elementary on Mondays from 4:10-5:10. We are looking for someone to assist our current mentor at the site. The commitment would be every Monday from 4:10-5:10 on the following dates:

February 9

February 23

March 2

March 23

March 30

April 13

April 20

April 27

May 4

May 11 

For more info, sign up or text Nichole Inman at (865) 437-7750. 

This is a wonderful opportunity for volunteers to serve close to home- in their own community. Our truck and staff will arrive with food and volunteers will work together to assist in the distribution of the food items to those in need. Volunteers must be able to stand for the duration of shift, as well as lift, bend and carry boxes to vehicles.

This food distribution is outdoors, please plan to dress according to the weather.

Volunteers will meet at the distribution site address at the listed time.

Duties include:

Location Details:

LaFollette Church of God

1906 Jacksboro Pike

LaFollette, TN 37766

Event times: 10:00am-12:00pm or until food runs out

Volunteer times: 9:00am-12:00pm

Join us on Tuesdays as part of our behind-the-scenes crew that makes a big impact! Volunteers help sort through food donations and produce, organize pantry items, and prepare our space for Distribution Day. It’s a hands-on way to serve with purpose and ensure every family receives food with dignity and care. Whether you're a first-time volunteer or a seasoned helper, we’d love to have you jump in. Come ready to lift, sort, and make a difference in our community - one box at a time. 

Every Tuesday that school is in session, join the Kingsport Parks and Rec inclusion class and the community for a fun 2 hours of adaptive play at V.O. Dobbins, Sr. Complex.   We always need volunteers to assist with the obstacles and games. 

Sign a waiver at the event location.

*CareerQuest students interested in physical therapy and special needs would have a blast at this.

Foster Closet sorting & organizing.  Sorting clothes, shoes, hygiene items & other essentials. This is for our Johnson City Location at Heritage Baptist Church 1512 John Exum Pkwy Johnson City, TN 37604.

The Kingsport Public Library is looking for volunteers to help keep our library welcoming and organized. Volunteers assist with tasks such as shelving books, straightening shelves, cleaning, and pulling holds for patrons. Your time and support help us provide excellent service to our community! You can fill out this quick questionnaire to learn more about our expectations and let us know what you're looking for.

Volunteers must complete and clear a free background check prior to volunteering. All adult volunteers must sign a volunteer waiver and complete a form authorizing a background check. You can find the forms necessary and extra info here. If this paperwork is not completed within 3 days of signing up for a shift, we will reopen the shift so those seeking hours can have those opportunities.

We cannot accept teen volunteers at this time.

If you have any questions, please don't hesitate to contact us!

Join us to volunteer with our valentines day dance! 

We are partnering with our local Wild Ones Chapter to bring you a workshop on proper tree planting techniques. ISA Certified Arborist, Chris Winters, will be leading the group in a planting demonstration and discussing techniques to help ensure the success of newly planted trees. He'll also discuss the challenges your new tree will face and how to help care for them in the first few years of establishment. Join us after the demonstration to use your new skills to help plant trees in Southside Community Park.

Please read description before signing up

Girl Talk is a local non-profit that focuses on mentoring young women in the Knoxville community. Our school and site based program is an elementary group mentoring program that meets for 1 hour a week for 10 weeks.

This site meets at Spring Hill Elementary on Wednesdays from 3:00-4:00. We are looking for someone to assist our current mentor at the site. The commitment would be every Wednesday from 3:00-4:00 on the following dates:

February 11

February 18

February 25

March 4

March 18

April 1

April 8 

April 15

April 22 

April 29

For more info, sign up or text Nichole Inman at (865) 437-7750. 

Chattanooga's Department of Parks and Outdoors has a goal of planting over 1,000 new trees over the next several months, and we need your help! No experience necessary, we will teach you everything you need to know. All events are 9 am - noon. Please see the list below for dates and locations.

Eastdale Park - 1312 Moss St, Chattanooga, TN 37411

Carver Park - 600 N Orchard Knob Ave, Chattanooga, TN 37404

Southside Community Park - 3504 E 36th St, Chattanooga, TN 37410

Kenwood Circle - Chattanooga, TN 37411

Tacoa Park - 5205 Tacoa Cir, Chattanooga, TN 37411

Mobile Pantry Distribution Support:  Scott County

 This is a wonderful opportunity for volunteers to serve close to home- in their own community. Our truck and staff will arrive with food and volunteers will work together to assist in the distribution of the food items to those in need. Volunteers must be able to stand for the duration of shift, as well as lift, bend and carry boxes to vehicles.

This food distribution is outdoors, please plan to dress according to the weather.

Volunteers will meet at the distribution site address at the listed time.

Duties include:

Location Details:

Bethlehem Baptist Church of Oneida

19360 Alberta St

Oneida, TN 37841

Event times: 11:00am-until food runs out

Volunteer times: 10:00am-1:30pm

Bledsoe Creek State Park added a pollinator garden in 2019 with the support of Friends of Bledsoe Creek State Park and a grant from the Iris Fund. With careful selection of native perennials and self seeding annuals this area has flourished. Located adjacent to the Visitor Center, it serves as a wildlife habitat, educational tool and visual interest for passersby. In every season there are tasks we can use volunteer assistance with to maintain the pollinator garden! In the spring we apply mulch and soil amendments if needed. During the summer and fall we'll be weeding and ensuring the plant markers are visible. In the winter we will put the garden to bed being careful to maintain a habitat for pollinators to overwinter. This is a family-friendly opportunity appropriate for all ages!

Volunteers Needed to Help Us Unload Supplies for Annual Fund Raiser Event

We’re looking for a few helping hands to assist with unloading supplies for an upcoming nonprofit event.

Thursday, February 12
4:30–6:00 PM
The Read House, 107 W M.L.K. Blvd, Chattanooga, TN 37402

This opportunity will involve lifting, carrying items, and navigating stairs, so please wear comfortable clothing. Your help will make a big difference.

If you’re able to lend a hand for all or part of the time, we’d be so grateful! Thank you for supporting our mission and being part of the behind-the-scenes work that makes these events possible. 

Contact dcjones@chamblisscenter.org with any questions

Join our cupcake patrol to help surprise a special someone and deliver cupcakes in the area.  Abingdon, Bristol, Johnson City, and Kingsport.  You pick the area

We are in need of timers for the Appalachian Athletic Conference Swimming Championship Meet in February. You will be timing collegiate swimmers in different events. 

We are in need of timers for the Appalachian Athletic Conference Swimming Championship Meet in February. You will be timing collegiate swimmers in different events. 

Neighborhood Christian Center will host a Career & College Expo to connect students with local schools and career opportunities and receive guidance about next steps.

Volunteers are needed to assist with check-in, serving food, and assisting students in navigating through the process.

Mobile Pantry Distribution Support:  Anderson County / Rocky Top

This is a wonderful opportunity for volunteers to serve close to home- in their own community. Our truck and staff will arrive with food and volunteers will work together to assist in the distribution of the food items to those in need. Volunteers must be able to stand for the duration of shift, as well as lift, bend and carry boxes to vehicles.

This food distribution is outdoors, please plan to dress according to the weather.

Volunteers will meet at the distribution site address at the listed time.

Duties include:

 Location Details:

Clear Branch Baptist Church

1030 New Clear Branch Road

Rocky Top, TN 37769

Event times: 10:00am-12pm or until food runs out

Volunteer times: 9:00am-12:30pm

We can't wait to have you at Helping Mamas Knoxville! Please make sure to park in our parking lot which as you pull in will be on your right. We allow Children who are 8 years old and up to volunteer with a parent.  We have a lot of items in our warehouse that could be a hazard if they fell over so this is just to keep everyone safe. 

As a warehouse warrior you will help sort donations such as clothing and baby supplies. You can also assist with creating/decorating period kits, repackaging open/loose diapers, and organizing books, toys, etc. We need your help to keep our donations organized and going back out to children who need them!

Groups Needed to Volunteer for our Annual Mardi Gras Fund Raiser Event

We’re looking for several volunteers age 21+ to assist. Please contact Emily Barrow esbarrow@chamblisscenter.org for more details Your support will make a big difference!

Friday, February 13
The Read House, 107 W M.L.K. Blvd, Chattanooga, TN 37402

If you’re able to lend a hand for all or part of the time, we’d be so grateful! Thank you for supporting our mission and being part of the behind-the-scenes work that makes these events possible.  

Contact esbarrow@chamblisscenter.org with any questions

Volunteers Needed to Help Set Up for Annual Fund Raiser Event

We’re looking for several volunteers to assist with event set-up! Tasks may include (but aren’t limited to) decorating, organizing, moving items, and helping with other behind-the-scenes preparations to get everything ready. Your support will make a big difference!

Friday, February 13
The Read House, 107 W M.L.K. Blvd, Chattanooga, TN 37402

Two shifts available 9:30-12:30 or 1:30-3:30. Please wear comfortable clothing.

If you’re able to lend a hand for all or part of the time, we’d be so grateful! Thank you for supporting our mission and being part of the behind-the-scenes work that makes these events possible.  

Contact dcjones@chamblisscenter.org with any questions

Show Sycamore Shoals some love and join us on February 13th at 1:00 for a volunteer work day. Activities include invasive plant removal, litter pick-up, cabin cleaning, trail work, and much more! Bring your friends and family and join Ranger Jason Davis as we work to ensure that this special historic site continues to be a place for future generations to enjoy! Volunteers wishing to participate should plan on arriving at the picnic area beside the Park Visitor Center starting at 1:00pm and we will wrap up by 4:00. Bring a water bottle, gloves, and a Volunteer Spirit!

GNRC will have a booth at Seniors on the Move Day of Love and Black History hosted at Fisk University. We will share information about GNRC Aging and Disability Programing and our Medicare Counseling Program (SHIP).

Volunteers need to track how many people see the booth, greet passers-by, and give GNRC/SHIP information as appropriate. Volunteers will need to transport a folding table.

Looking for community service hours? Montgomery Bell could always use a helping hand!

We are in need of a volunteer who is interested in animal husbandry and would like to assist in cleaning the Bird of Prey Aviaries. Volunteers will meet Ranger Paige Moore at the Park Visitor Center at 9:00 AM where we will go over how to clean the Aviaries.

Volunteers may be using a pressure washer, so you must be able to walk on slippery surfaces and control a pressure washer.  Be sure to dress appropriately for the weather, closed toed shoes are required. Participants should expect to get wet. Participants should bring their own water bottle.

 This is a wonderful opportunity for volunteers to serve close to home- in their own community. Our truck and staff will arrive with food and volunteers will work together to assist in the distribution of the food items to those in need. Volunteers must be able to stand for the duration of shift, as well as lift, bend and carry boxes to vehicles.

This food distribution is outdoors, please plan to dress according to the weather.

Volunteers will meet at the distribution site address at the listed time.

Duties include:

 Location Details:

The Church of God

1312 E First Street

Crossville, TN 38555

10am  until food is gone

Drive-Thru

What's more romantic than donating your time to make your community more beautiful and resilient? Join us for a Valentine's Day planting at Parkdale Circle at Kenwood! Together, we’re growing a healthier, greener Chattanooga while building shade, beauty, and resilience for future generations. No experience is needed. We provide all tools and guidance. Come get your hands in the dirt and help make a lasting impact!

On February 14, a day of trail work and hiking will take place on the 2.5-mile section of the Cumberland Trail at the Obed Wild and Scenic River between Nemo Picnic Area and Alley Ford, adopted by TCWP in 1998.  

Participants should dress appropriately for winter weather, wear sturdy shoes or boots, and bring work gloves, loppers, small bow saws or folding saws, shovels, and grubbing tools, as well as a lunch and plenty of water. Cumberland Trail State Park personnel will also make some tools available at the event.

Participants can meet for carpooling in Oak Ridge at the Gold’s Gym/Books-A-Million parking lot (meet at the end close to S. Illinois Avenue, near Salsarita’s) in time to leave Oak Ridge at 9 a.m. Eastern, or can join the crew at Nemo Picnic Area or Rock Creek Campground at 10 a.m.  We expect to return to the trailhead around 3 p.m. (NOTE: If the weather is uncooperative—excessive rain, snow, or ice—we will reschedule for the following Saturday.)

Participants will need to sign a National Park Service volunteer form (parents’ or guardians' signature required for minors). Forms can be requested in advance from TCWP, or NPS representatives will have forms available at the event.

To sign up, click here: https://forms.gle/zpmcJYRMCdzam3ti7

If you RSVP, it helps with planning and allows contact in case of cancellation. The backup date due to bad weather will be February 21. Phone/email: Jimmy Groton, 865-805-9908, groton87@comcast.net.

Spend Valentine's Day at Fall Creek Falls State Park. Where we will be sharing our Love of Birds. Participants will build wood duck nesting boxes to support local wildlife efforts. 

This hands-on program is perfect for couples, friends, or solo participants. Pairs will be making one box. Park Staff will provide materials and instruction, along with information about wood ducks and how nesting boxes help them thrive. 

If you are celebrating Valentine's Day as a couple or solo this event is for you! This event is a meaningful way to connect with others and nature. 

The Children's Museum of Memphis would love for you to volunteer with us during our Mardi Gras. 

We have many fun stations where you can volunteer, including dancing, float-making, and decorating masks and crowns.

This will take place on Saturday, February 14th (Valentine's Day) from 10 AM to 2 PM.

Anyone under the age of 18 is required to have their guardian fill out a permission slip, which can be found below. Anyone over 17 will need to undergo a background check. Please email me at Paige.whipp@cmom.com to initiate the process. 

Since we work with children, we kindly request that everyone dress appropriately. The dress code will be either jeans or black pants with no holes, and a plain black t-shirt. No foul language or images will be allowed on anything. We also request that you wear closed-toe shoes. 

Guardian permission slip.

Volunteer Application Form 7.pdf

On February 14, a day of trail work and hiking will take place on the 2.5-mile section of the Cumberland Trail at the Obed Wild and Scenic River between Nemo Picnic Area and Alley Ford, adopted by TCWP in 1998. Participants should dress appropriately for winter weather, wear sturdy shoes or boots, and bring work gloves, loppers, small bow saws or folding saws, shovels, and grubbing tools, as well as a lunch and plenty of water. Cumberland Trail State Park personnel will also make some tools available at the event. 

Join the crew at Nemo Picnic Area or Rock Creek Campground at 10 a.m. We expect to return to the trailhead around 3 p.m.

(NOTE: If the weather is uncooperative—excessive rain, snow, or ice—we will reschedule for the following Saturday.)

Participants will need to sign a National Park Service volunteer form (parents’ or guardians’ signature required for minors).

Find more info at:

https://tcwp.org/event/cumberland-trail-alley-ford-workday/

Join us for our first planting in East Lake on Saturday, February 14th from 10am to 1pm!  

Our meeting location in East Lake has not been decided just yet. We will send you an email update before the event with all the details you will need. 

If you have any questions, please reach out to Jimi Miller at jmiller@greenspaceschattanooga.org 

We are in need of timers for the Appalachian Athletic Conference Swimming Championship Meet in February. You will be timing collegiate swimmers in different events. 

We are in need of timers for the Appalachian Athletic Conference Swimming Championship Meet in February. You will be timing collegiate swimmers in different events. 

Prep and install windows, demo, post hole digging, post install with concrete (weather permitting)

Need an interesting dating idea? Invite that cute person you'd like to surprise with a unique opportunity, a volunteer opportunity! Come join the Ranger at the Park Office to help us clean up the park! As we have recently gone through a fairly severe winter storm, we have areas around the park that need a bit more attention than usual. Please join us as we work on cleaning up storm damage. Further details will be given to specific work areas and work as we get closer to Feb 14th. We can't promise you flowers, but we do promise the opportunity to build pride in hard work and helping show how awesome a person you can be to the community and that potential special someone in your life!

Don't have a date? Show up and maybe meet someone! We will also gladly take families and happily single people as volunteers too.

Join us for one of the coolest events of the year - literally! The 2026 Polar Plunge | Knoxville County is a fun and energetic fundraising event where participants take a chilly dip to support Special Olympics Tennessee athletes. We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make this event a success!

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Volunteer roles include: 

No experience needed, just bring your energy and enthusiasm! 

What to Know Before You Arrive: 

Ready to help us make a splash?

Click the link to learn more about Special Olympics TN Polar Plunge

Join us for one of the coolest events of the year - literally! The 2026 Polar Plunge | Knoxville County is a fun and energetic fundraising event where participants take a chilly dip to support Special Olympics Tennessee athletes. We’re looking for enthusiastic volunteers to help make this event a success!

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Volunteer roles include: 

No experience needed, just bring your energy and enthusiasm! 

What to Know Before You Arrive: 

Ready to help us make a splash?

Click the link to learn more about Special Olympics TN Polar Plunge

Help the Kingsport Theatre Guild build their sets for their next performance.  

The Big We Community Sings is more than an event, it’s a chance to serve, connect, and help create a joyful experience for our community. We’re seeking volunteers who want to support a powerful gathering rooted in music, unity, and collective joy. From welcoming guests to helping with set-up, hospitality, and logistics, volunteers play a vital role in bringing this experience to life. Join us in creating a space where voices rise together and community grows stronger, your time and energy can help make this happen!

Make a difference in a dog's life while enjoying the beauty of nature! Join us for a special event with Lawrence County - Lawrenceburg Animal Shelter. 

You must be able to pick up your assigned dog at the Animal Shelter. Be sure to sign up early as limited spots are available.

Meeting Point: Large parking lot past the park restaurant.

What to bring:

This is a great way to help shelter dogs get exercise, socialization, and love.

Reserve your spot Today!

Random Acts of Kindness Week in February encourages everyone to make kindness the norm in their everyday actions. One way to spread kindness during this week is to write a thank you note to a local Little Free Library steward! (A steward is an individual or group of people who care for a Little Free Library book-sharing box.) These notes help stewards see how their Little Free Library book-sharing boxes are making an impact in their communities.

Purpose: Strengthen community connections and spread kindness by showing your gratitude for a community resource. 

How to Participate:

Time Required: This is a flexible opportunity that can happen whenever you are available during the week of Feb. 15-21. It only requires the time it takes to write and deliver a thoughtful note to a Little Free Library.

Support: Contact the Community Engagement Manager with any questions.

Volunteer with us for the day! We will have multiple activities throughout the duration of the event with a break for lunch. 

 This is a wonderful opportunity for volunteers to serve close to home- in their own community. Our truck and staff will arrive with food and volunteers will work together to assist in the distribution of the food items to those in need. Volunteers must be able to stand for the duration of shift, as well as lift, bend and carry boxes to vehicles.

This food distribution is outdoors, please plan to dress according to the weather.

Volunteers will meet at the distribution site address at the listed time.

Duties include:

Location Details:

RIO East Church

1601 E Broadway Ave

Maryville, TN 37804

Event times: 10:00am-12pm or until food runs out

Volunteer times: 9:00am-12:30pm