Needs From: Volunteer Tennessee

Our Flower Power team helps us to maintain and replace the potted landscaping along Broadway Avenue. We believe these small touches help bring vibrancy and beauty to a thriving downtown district. Planting days will be scheduled based on availability, but we would love to recruit a core group of green thumbs to coordinate our efforts!

The Design Committee is open to anyone and focuses on the physical beautification of downtown through initiatives like public art, landscaping, maintenance and litter collection. In partnership with organizations like Keep Blount Beautiful and the City of Maryville, this volunteer team helps to make our downtown district a better place for everyone.

This could include anything from researh to cleaning, facilitating workshops to staffing events, taking a survey to advocating with legislators, creating social media posts to helping with fundraising. If you are committed to justice and equity in sexual and reproductive health, we could use your help, and we will work with you to determine the best fit.

Hours are flexible and can change.

PJ Parkinson’s Support is seeking detail-oriented volunteers to assist with essential administrative tasks that keep our mission running smoothly. Help us organize event logistics, manage communications, update records, and support day-to-day operations that empower families affected by Parkinson’s disease. Whether you're a spreadsheet wizard, a scheduling pro, or simply passionate about making a difference behind the scenes—we’d love your help.
Flexible hours. Remote and in-person options available.
Join us in creating impactful, joyful experiences for our community.

I'm great at running my organization. But when it comes to fundraising, I'm not the best. We are looking for someone who is interested in takin the lead on this and help our organization raise money. Resilience Wellness Association is a 501(c)(3) that I started in 2022 to provide access to mental health services such as therapy and counseling. Our organization has grown thanks to receiving some grants, but we really lack funding from donations. We are looking for someone who would be interested in raising money for us through social media promotions and connecting with businesses.

Gentiva Hospice Southaven is seeking dedicated individuals for our Vigil Volunteer program—a unique opportunity to provide companionship, comfort, and presence to patients during their final moments. This role is perfect for both college students passionate about service and retirees looking to offer empathy and support in our hospice community.

Opportunity Overview

As a Vigil Volunteer, you will provide compassionate support to patients by being a calming presence, listening to families or caregivers, and sharing quiet moments of comfort. Volunteers help relieve the unknown in a patient’s final days, bringing comfort and meaning when it matters most.

Service Area

Gentiva Hospice Southaven proudly serves: Tunica, Horn Lake, Southaven, Olive Branch, Senatobia, Byhalia, and Holly Springs.

Volunteers may be called upon to provide services in any of these communities, offering local connection and heartfelt support.

Why Volunteer? 

Responsibilities

Get Involved

No healthcare experience is necessary—all required training will be provided. If you’re seeking a way to give back, build skills, and support your neighbors, apply to become a Vigil Volunteer with Gentiva Hospice Southaven.

To get started or learn more, contact our Volunteer Coordinator today—step into a role that brings comfort, dignity, and connection to those who need it most.

Sabine Hill Social Society is a group of dedicated individuals who focus on helping Sycamore Shoals with educational events and social activities, early 19th century period clothing assistance, and helping with representing the Federalist period of time in America. 

GMA needs 5 volunteers to come and organize clothing and hygiene donations that we have received. Ideally during the school day, but I would be happy to set up times with volunteers to come to help after school or on a Saturday. 

Please note this listing is for general interest. We will have multiple opportunities to volunteer. A volunteer should feel comfortable using a computer and teaching to small classrooms of adults. All curriculum is prepared and training is included. This is a great opportunity to help the Knoxville community

Role: Teach adult learners basic computer skills using a prepared curriculum.

Schedule: 5-week cohort (two 1.5 hr sessions weekly + train-the-trainer).

Duties: Lead classroom instruction, engage students, collaborate with assistant instructors, maintain professional communication, track attendance, administer pre-class and post-class surveys.

Requirements: Proficiency in Google Apps and/or Microsoft 365, social media, Zoom, Teams; and communication; ability to foster a positive learning environment.

Preferred Skills: Teaching experience, Microsoft Office, Teams, online safety, Knox County Schools platforms, Canvas, Aspen, Parentsquare, telehealth experience, bilingual a plus.

Role: Support the Lead Instructor instruction by helping students during class.

Schedule: 27 hrs per 5-week cohort (two 1.5 hr sessions weekly + setup/cleanup + train-the-trainer).

Duties: Set up/lock up Chromebooks, assist participants with questions, return room to previous order.

Requirements: Proficiency in Google Apps and/or Microsoft 365, strong communication skills, professional demeanor, ability to foster a positive learning environment.

Preferred Skills: Some teaching experience, Microsoft Office, Teams, online safety, Knox County Schools platforms, Canvas, Aspen, Parentsquare, telehealth experience, bilingual a plus.

CAC  -  LT Ross Building, 2247 Western Ave, Knoxville, 37921

Center for English  -  2720 Dayton St NW, Knoxville, 37921

Goodwill Bearden  -  5020 5307 Kingston Pike, Knoxville, 37919 *Assistant Only Needed

Head Start:

Anderson  -  4808 Prospect Rd., Knoxville, 37920

East II  -  2330 Prosser Rd., Knoxville, 37914

North Ridge Crossing  -  1008 Breda Dr., Knoxville, 37918

Western Heights  -  1101 West Oldham Ave, Knoxville, 37921

Maynard Elementary  -  737 College Street, Knoxville, 37921 *Spanish Class

Norwood Elementary  -  1705 Merchant Dr, Knoxville, 37912 *Spanish & English Class

Wesley House  -  1719 Reynolds St, Knoxville, 37921

Arabic

Aketeko

Dari

French

Kurundi

Spanish

Swahili 

AMEN for Women Ministries is need of an online reading tutor for an eleven-year-old.  

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Join the Red Cross volunteer team to help communities during disasters such as: Home Fires, Tornadoes or Flooding.

Every day, people are forced from their home due to fires, storms or other disasters. You will work as part of an assigned team to provide immediate support and assistance to individuals and families who have been impacted by a home fire or other local disaster. Training is free, but the hope you bring is priceless.

Please note all volunteers must pass a background check for theft and violence.

Join Us! Apply at: www.redcross.org/volunteer.

Or Email GiveTime@redcross.org with questions.

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Are you interested in helping us with Living History demonstrations and re-enactments? Register for this opportunity if you'd like to participate as a living historian at any of these upcoming events, including: 

Other hours and opportunities are available. We appreciate your dedication to our cause!

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Bingo & Popcorn with the Dyer County Office on Aging!

Looking for a fun and easy way to give back? Join us on Tuesdays from 10–11am at the Dyer County Office on Aging!

Volunteers will:

It’s a simple way to brighten someone’s day, share a laugh, and connect with our seniors. Just one hour makes a big difference!

Come for the service, stay for the smiles.

Serve with the Salvation Army of Dyer County

Looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? The Salvation Army of Dyer County has weekly opportunities for you to make a difference!

Kitchen Volunteers

Monday – Thursday | 5 AM – 1 PM

Help prepare and serve meals that nourish both body and spirit.

Thrift Store Volunteers

Tuesday & Thursday |  9 AM – 1 PM

Wednesday | 9 AM – 3 PM

Assist with organizing, stocking, and serving shoppers—all while supporting vital community programs.

Whether you lend a hand in the kitchen or the store, your time brings hope and kindness to those who need it most.

This is a committee of Belle Morris caregivers and parents that work to support our school through advocacy, service, and fundraising. They contribute towards the school partnership/leadership, student incentives and experiences, and staff support. 

Companionship Volunteer

Location: Sevier and Blount Counties

Commitment: 1–2 hours per month

Reports To: Volunteer Coordinator

Companionship (a.k.a Direct Care) Volunteers support hospice patients and families through companionship and social interaction.

What does this mean? You get to be someone's friend! It's as easy as showing up and watching a movie, playing bingo, or listening to a story. You don't need to have experience to make a huge impact.

Responsibilities include, but are not limited to:

Qualifications:

Why Volunteer?

Volunteering with Gentiva is an opportunity to perform a deeply impactful act of compassion through Grace 

Hurricane season is heating up - and so is the chance to make a real impact!

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Blood Donor Ambassador Volunteers Needed.

The American Red Cross is looking for friendly, customer focused individuals to volunteer at blood drives. The primary role of a Blood Donor Ambassador volunteer is to engage with donors by greeting, registering, answering questions, providing information, and supporting them through the recovery process at the refreshment table.

Volunteers must volunteer at one blood drive per month. Blood drive can be anywhere from 4 to 6 hours. Length of volunteer service is 3 months. 

Please email us to learn more at GiveTime@redcross.org

Blood Donor Ambassador Video-https://youtu.be/gC4Me4dL-IY

Join us!

Hurricane season is heating up - and so is the chance to make a real impact!

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Hurricane season is heating up - and so is the chance to make a real impact!

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Hurricane season is heating up - and so is the chance to make a real impact!

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Hurricane season is heating up - and so is the chance to make a real impact!

Disasters are happening more often and hitting harder, which means the need for trained volunteers is more important than ever. If you've ever thought about stepping up and supporting Red Cross shelters, whether here in Tennessee or across the country, now’s the perfect time to get ready.

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

Thank you for considering this opportunity to serve those in need.

Blood Donor Ambassador Volunteers Needed.

The American Red Cross is looking for friendly, customer focused individuals to volunteer at blood drives. The primary role of a Blood Donor Ambassador volunteer is to engage with donors by greeting, registering, answering questions, providing information, and supporting them through the recovery process at the refreshment table.

Volunteers must volunteer at one blood drive per month. Blood drive can be anywhere from 4 to 6 hours. Length of volunteer service is 3 months. 

Please email us to learn more at GiveTime@redcross.org

Blood Donor Ambassador Video-https://youtu.be/gC4Me4dL-IY

Join us!

Join the Red Cross volunteer team to help communities during disasters such as: Home Fires, Tornadoes and or Floods.

Every day, people are forced from their home due to fires, storms or other disasters. You will work as part of an assigned team to provide immediate support and assistance to individuals and families who have been impacted by a home fire or other local disaster.

Training is free, but the hope you bring is priceless.

Please note all volunteers must pass a background check for theft and violence.

We are so happy you are interested in volunteering with us! Your talent and dedication is instrumental to the mission, impact, and growth of our Foundation. We can not do it without you!

We are putting together a lot of great systems and processes in place. We will get back to you as soon as possible to get you more acquainted with the Foundation. In the meantime, please direct any questions to Daniel Grzesik (Executive Director) at D_Grzesik@epilepsy-setn.org or (423)380-8545. More information about the Epilepsy Foundation of Southeast TN can be found at: https://www.epilepsy-setn.org/.

A couple quick points on what you will see on the form below: -The Committees are chaired by Board Members and includes at least one staff member on it. -Volunteers interested in any of the below Committees should expect a 2 to 3 hour commitment per month. Some additional time may be asked/requested during "peak" times. Meetings generally occur virtually. There is no experience required to be interested or to join any committee. We mean it.

-We welcome volunteers who live anywhere, but Southeast Tennessee and North Georgia is our service area.

https://forms.office.com/r/dPUfdsds9i

Thank You!

Project C.U.R.E. is the world’s largest provider of donated medical supplies and equipment to developing countries. Our Nashville warehouse plays a vital role in collecting, sorting, and preparing these life-saving items for shipment to hospitals and clinics around the world.

We are seeking dedicated and detail-oriented volunteers to help sort and organize donated medical supplies in our warehouse. Volunteers ensure that each item is properly categorized, packed, and prepared for international shipment.

Sort and inspect donated medical supplies and equipment

Organize items by category and condition

Assist with packing boxes for shipment

Help maintain a clean and organized workspace

Work collaboratively with other volunteers and staff

Must be at least 15 years old (volunteers under 18 require a guardian’s signature)

Able to lift up to 25 lbs and stand for extended periods

No medical experience required — training provided on site

Enthusiasm for global health and humanitarian service

Hands-on experience supporting global healthcare initiatives

Volunteer hours that can count toward service requirements

The opportunity to make a tangible impact — every box packed helps save lives

We are always looking for volunteers to help rescue items from the landfill. We need drivers, movers, and inventory managers.

These roles may include rigorous activities including 

Walking or standing for long periods 

Lifting objects up to 50 lbs.

Using tools such as a ladder and pallet jack.

Travel up to 30 miles

Need someone to create (drawings) a landscape for a new home and three cabins. Additional information will be provided.

Volunteer needed to cover 8-12  

Oasis is always needing daytime volunteers, Volunteers are the backbone that helps our organization stay open to serve women daily. Volunteers can opt in the work a few hours a week, one day, or everyday. Volunteers complete a myriad of daily tasks, including checking clients in, attending to their needs, answering phones, filling PERKS orders, and other duties. Volunteers go through an application process and must submit to a background check for the safety of our staff, volunteers, clients, and especially children on campus. Please visit our website for more information @ oasiskpt.org Volunteers at The Oasis of Kingsport play a vital role in creating a safe, welcoming environment where women can find hope, encouragement, and support as they work toward stability and healing. Our volunteers serve in a variety of ways, depending on their gifts, interests, and availability. Some of the things volunteers may do include: Hospitality & Front Desk Support: Greeting guests, helping them sign in, offering coffee or refreshments, and creating a warm, respectful atmosphere. Encouragement & Listening: Offering compassionate conversation and emotional support to women who may be struggling or rebuilding their lives. Resource Assistance: Helping clients connect with community resources, complete applications, or access clothing, hygiene items, or other essentials. Programs & Activities: Assisting with classes, workshops, Bible studies, or support groups that promote personal growth and wellness. Special Events & Projects: Supporting fundraising events, community outreach, or seasonal drives. Maintenance & Organization: Helping keep the center clean, organized, and inviting for all who come through our doors. All volunteers receive orientation and guidance to ensure they understand the mission of Oasis and how to serve in a trauma-informed, respectful, and compassionate way. At The Oasis of Kingsport, we believe every volunteer helps restore dignity and hope to the women we serve. Whether through a kind word, a helping hand, or a listening ear, your time and presence truly make a difference.

General volunteer need for Friday's mid shift 10-2

Oasis is always needing daytime volunteers, Volunteers are the backbone that helps our organization stay open to serve women daily. Volunteers can opt in the work a few hours a week, one day, or everyday. Volunteers complete a myriad of daily tasks, including checking clients in, attending to their needs, answering phones, filling PERKS orders, and other duties. Volunteers go through an application process and must submit to a background check for the safety of our staff, volunteers, clients, and especially children on campus. Please visit our website for more information @ oasiskpt.org Volunteers at The Oasis of Kingsport play a vital role in creating a safe, welcoming environment where women can find hope, encouragement, and support as they work toward stability and healing. Our volunteers serve in a variety of ways, depending on their gifts, interests, and availability. Some of the things volunteers may do include: Hospitality & Front Desk Support: Greeting guests, helping them sign in, offering coffee or refreshments, and creating a warm, respectful atmosphere. Encouragement & Listening: Offering compassionate conversation and emotional support to women who may be struggling or rebuilding their lives. Resource Assistance: Helping clients connect with community resources, complete applications, or access clothing, hygiene items, or other essentials. Programs & Activities: Assisting with classes, workshops, Bible studies, or support groups that promote personal growth and wellness. Special Events & Projects: Supporting fundraising events, community outreach, or seasonal drives. Maintenance & Organization: Helping keep the center clean, organized, and inviting for all who come through our doors. All volunteers receive orientation and guidance to ensure they understand the mission of Oasis and how to serve in a trauma-informed, respectful, and compassionate way. At The Oasis of Kingsport, we believe every volunteer helps restore dignity and hope to the women we serve. Whether through a kind word, a helping hand, or a listening ear, your time and presence truly make a difference.

General Volunteer for Friday's closing shift 12-3

Oasis is always needing daytime volunteers, Volunteers are the backbone that helps our organization stay open to serve women daily. Volunteers can opt in the work a few hours a week, one day, or everyday. Volunteers complete a myriad of daily tasks, including checking clients in, attending to their needs, answering phones, filling PERKS orders, and other duties. Volunteers go through an application process and must submit to a background check for the safety of our staff, volunteers, clients, and especially children on campus. Please visit our website for more information @ oasiskpt.org Volunteers at The Oasis of Kingsport play a vital role in creating a safe, welcoming environment where women can find hope, encouragement, and support as they work toward stability and healing. Our volunteers serve in a variety of ways, depending on their gifts, interests, and availability. Some of the things volunteers may do include: Hospitality & Front Desk Support: Greeting guests, helping them sign in, offering coffee or refreshments, and creating a warm, respectful atmosphere. Encouragement & Listening: Offering compassionate conversation and emotional support to women who may be struggling or rebuilding their lives. Resource Assistance: Helping clients connect with community resources, complete applications, or access clothing, hygiene items, or other essentials. Programs & Activities: Assisting with classes, workshops, Bible studies, or support groups that promote personal growth and wellness. Special Events & Projects: Supporting fundraising events, community outreach, or seasonal drives. Maintenance & Organization: Helping keep the center clean, organized, and inviting for all who come through our doors. All volunteers receive orientation and guidance to ensure they understand the mission of Oasis and how to serve in a trauma-informed, respectful, and compassionate way. At The Oasis of Kingsport, we believe every volunteer helps restore dignity and hope to the women we serve. Whether through a kind word, a helping hand, or a listening ear, your time and presence truly make a difference.

The Farragut Museum is seeking docents.  There are 2 person shifts, and the museum is open Tuesday - Saturday 11 am - 2 pm.  There is a training manual available, and a background check is required.  

General Volunteer / Monday's First Shift 8-12

Oasis is always needing daytime volunteers, Volunteers are the backbone that helps our organization stay open to serve women daily. Volunteers can opt in the work a few hours a week, one day, or everyday. Volunteers complete a myriad of daily tasks, including checking clients in, attending to their needs, answering phones, filling PERKS orders, and other duties. Volunteers go through an application process and must submit to a background check for the safety of our staff, volunteers, clients, and especially children on campus. Please visit our website for more information @ oasiskpt.org Volunteers at The Oasis of Kingsport play a vital role in creating a safe, welcoming environment where women can find hope, encouragement, and support as they work toward stability and healing. Our volunteers serve in a variety of ways, depending on their gifts, interests, and availability. Some of the things volunteers may do include: Hospitality & Front Desk Support: Greeting guests, helping them sign in, offering coffee or refreshments, and creating a warm, respectful atmosphere. Encouragement & Listening: Offering compassionate conversation and emotional support to women who may be struggling or rebuilding their lives. Resource Assistance: Helping clients connect with community resources, complete applications, or access clothing, hygiene items, or other essentials. Programs & Activities: Assisting with classes, workshops, Bible studies, or support groups that promote personal growth and wellness. Special Events & Projects: Supporting fundraising events, community outreach, or seasonal drives. Maintenance & Organization: Helping keep the center clean, organized, and inviting for all who come through our doors. All volunteers receive orientation and guidance to ensure they understand the mission of Oasis and how to serve in a trauma-informed, respectful, and compassionate way. At The Oasis of Kingsport, we believe every volunteer helps restore dignity and hope to the women we serve. Whether through a kind word, a helping hand, or a listening ear, your time and presence truly make a difference.

General Volunteer. Monday's mid shift 10-2

Oasis is always needing daytime volunteers, Volunteers are the backbone that helps our organization stay open to serve women daily. Volunteers can opt in the work a few hours a week, one day, or everyday. Volunteers complete a myriad of daily tasks, including checking clients in, attending to their needs, answering phones, filling PERKS orders, and other duties. Volunteers go through an application process and must submit to a background check for the safety of our staff, volunteers, clients, and especially children on campus. Please visit our website for more information @ oasiskpt.org Volunteers at The Oasis of Kingsport play a vital role in creating a safe, welcoming environment where women can find hope, encouragement, and support as they work toward stability and healing. Our volunteers serve in a variety of ways, depending on their gifts, interests, and availability. Some of the things volunteers may do include: Hospitality & Front Desk Support: Greeting guests, helping them sign in, offering coffee or refreshments, and creating a warm, respectful atmosphere. Encouragement & Listening: Offering compassionate conversation and emotional support to women who may be struggling or rebuilding their lives. Resource Assistance: Helping clients connect with community resources, complete applications, or access clothing, hygiene items, or other essentials. Programs & Activities: Assisting with classes, workshops, Bible studies, or support groups that promote personal growth and wellness. Special Events & Projects: Supporting fundraising events, community outreach, or seasonal drives. Maintenance & Organization: Helping keep the center clean, organized, and inviting for all who come through our doors. All volunteers receive orientation and guidance to ensure they understand the mission of Oasis and how to serve in a trauma-informed, respectful, and compassionate way. At The Oasis of Kingsport, we believe every volunteer helps restore dignity and hope to the women we serve. Whether through a kind word, a helping hand, or a listening ear, your time and presence truly make a difference.

General Volunteer / Monday's closing shift 12-3

Oasis is always needing daytime volunteers, Volunteers are the backbone that helps our organization stay open to serve women daily. Volunteers can opt in the work a few hours a week, one day, or everyday. Volunteers complete a myriad of daily tasks, including checking clients in, attending to their needs, answering phones, filling PERKS orders, and other duties. Volunteers go through an application process and must submit to a background check for the safety of our staff, volunteers, clients, and especially children on campus. Please visit our website for more information @ oasiskpt.org Volunteers at The Oasis of Kingsport play a vital role in creating a safe, welcoming environment where women can find hope, encouragement, and support as they work toward stability and healing. Our volunteers serve in a variety of ways, depending on their gifts, interests, and availability. Some of the things volunteers may do include: Hospitality & Front Desk Support: Greeting guests, helping them sign in, offering coffee or refreshments, and creating a warm, respectful atmosphere. Encouragement & Listening: Offering compassionate conversation and emotional support to women who may be struggling or rebuilding their lives. Resource Assistance: Helping clients connect with community resources, complete applications, or access clothing, hygiene items, or other essentials. Programs & Activities: Assisting with classes, workshops, Bible studies, or support groups that promote personal growth and wellness. Special Events & Projects: Supporting fundraising events, community outreach, or seasonal drives. Maintenance & Organization: Helping keep the center clean, organized, and inviting for all who come through our doors. All volunteers receive orientation and guidance to ensure they understand the mission of Oasis and how to serve in a trauma-informed, respectful, and compassionate way. At The Oasis of Kingsport, we believe every volunteer helps restore dignity and hope to the women we serve. Whether through a kind word, a helping hand, or a listening ear, your time and presence truly make a difference.

Just 1 hour a week can make a life-changing difference for a student who needs extra support and one-on-one encouragement.

As a volunteer, you’ll help students:

Volunteer Details

Location: 1503 Osborne, Humboldt, TN 38343

Evenings, just one hour per week

Ages 16+ welcome

Background check provided at no cost to you

When you show up for a student, you show them what’s possible. ❤️

Sign up today and be the reason a student succeeds!

This opportunity requires a commitment from January- February 2026 through May 2026, as volunteer input is essential to supporting student achievement. Participants will receive a Volunteer Kit prior to beginning service.

Boys and Girls Club of Jackson is looking for caring and committed tutors to help youth build confidence and succeed in Math and English. Just 4 hours per week can open doors of opportunity for a student who needs your support.

As a tutor, you’ll help students:

Volunteer Details

Locations:

Time: Weekdays, 2:30–4:30 PM

Requirement: Must be 18 years or older and pass a background check. 

Ongoing need, you can make a lasting impact!

Be the support that keeps a student moving forward.

This opportunity requires a commitment from January- February 2026 through May 2026, as volunteer input is essential to supporting student achievement. Participants will receive a Volunteer Kit prior to beginning service.

Join us for a one-time volunteer project at the Boys & Girls Club of Jackson and help create a cleaner, brighter, and more welcoming space for local youth!

Volunteer Activities May Include:

Whether you have a green thumb or just want to lend a hand, your time matters, even for just a few hours!

Interested? Email: llopes@unitedway.tn.org

We’ll share upcoming dates and project details!

Together, we can help kids feel proud of the place they learn, grow, and dream big.

Volunteers are needed to support the Weakley County Backpack Program, which provides nutritious weekend meals to students who may otherwise go hungry. Each Friday, food bags are placed discreetly into the backpacks of children from kindergarten through 12th grade,  including siblings at home, to help ensure they have enough to eat.

How You Can Get Involved

1st Tuesday of every month

12:00 PM

Dresden First Baptist Church — Family Life Center

All helping hands are welcome, individuals, families, civic groups, and local businesses!

What volunteers do:

❤️ Why Your Help Matters Even in a prosperous country, many children in our own community face food insecurity.

The Backpack Program is 100% volunteer-run and completely funded by private donations, which means your time and support directly help fill empty plates and hungry hearts.

Just one hour a month can make a HUGE impact. Together, we can ensure no child in Weakley County goes hungry.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee (BBBSMT) creates and supports professionally-supported, one-to-one mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise of youth. As an organization, BBBSMT works toward the vision that all youth achieve their full potential. By becoming a Big, you can be the steady, fun, encouraging presence that helps youth build confidence and know they've got someone in their corner every step of the way.

Our Site-Based program is perfect for those who want a predictable schedule and enjoy low-key, fun activities right at a local school or community site. As a Site-Based Mentor, you will be a consistent, positive presence in a child's life by showing up regularly for one-on-one time, helping them to uphold strong academic performance and building positive school connectedness. It’s a low-pressure, high-impact way to help a child build social competence and family connectedness.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Middle Tennessee (BBBSMT) is dedicated to ensuring all youth achieve their full potential through one-to-one mentoring relationships. Mentorship changes lives on both sides of the relationship, helping youth build confidence, succeed academically, and envision new possibilities. Help prepare young adults for college and careers in this program that focuses on transitional periods.

The Big Futures program includes two primary opportunities, E-Mentoring for high school students and the College Advancement Program (CAP) for college students. You'll help them develop personal, academic, and career skills, as well as essential life-skills and financial literacy guidance. This model is designed for flexibility, often utilizing hybrid or virtual check-ins.

Unlock your creative talents and help the participants at FiftyForward Friends Adult Day Services do the same! 

Help Fifty Forward Friends with arts & crafts activities that are planned and led by staff.

No artistic talent is needed, just patience and an appreciation for freedom of expression.  Volunteers will assist one-on-one or in small groups as Friends complete simple projects that bring them joy. Volunteers should be able to complete simple "craft" tasks that include scissoring, tying simple knots, and other fine motor skills. Most importantly, volunteers should be comfortable conversing with older adults and encouraging their creativity.

Additional tasks may include:  

Volunteer shifts are available on Thursdays from 1 to 2:30pm. Sign up for specific shifts here or express interest by responding to this opportunity and we will follow up with you.

Our Arts & Crafts volunteer opportunity occurs indoors in an ADA-compliant building with ample seating available + restrooms and filtered water. 

FiftyForward is committed to providing active, older adults with quality programming that enhances their lives and provides opportunities to learn, grow and serve others.  Additionally, FiftyForward provides resources for older adults who need assistance with housing, nutrition, and medical care.  

FiftyForward Friends Adult Day Services is a licensed program where adults 50 and older - who may have cognitive, memory, or physical needs - can continue to thrive and enjoy an active life. Our nurturing and supportive day program features a variety of engaging, fun activities that encourage daily learning, social interaction and connection, and an enhanced quality of life.  

Volunteers help provide engagement and a sense of community for FiftyForward Friends clients. By bringing their own passions and interests to share in the Friends space, volunteers help clients to reconnect with their sense of self. 

FiftyForward Fresh Meals on Wheels delivers healthy meals to the doorsteps of older adults on specific routes in the Nashville community. We are looking for friendly, compassionate volunteers to deliver nutritious meals, create a social connection, and provide weekly check-ins with our clients. 
 
Routes are currently available on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays and include the following neighborhoods to choose from: 12 South, Donelson, Bellevue, Leah Rose Towers (Green Hills), and Trevecca Towers.

This is a rewarding volunteer opportunity that greatly impacts the health and well-being of older adults experiencing food insecurity. Volunteers also help by creating a community connection that combats loneliness and social isolation. 

Hellbender Harm Reduction is in need of the following items: 

Please note - that you must respond to this need to let us know that you are planning on donating items

Prior to delivery please text or call (865) 266 - 6389 to arrange for drop off details & drop off locations!

Please follow this link to find the most up-to-date items needed for the KAPA kitchen:

Pantry Donations

You do not need to respond to this need to participate — simply use the link above to learn how you can start donating food items to this agency.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Kandice Baker at kbaker@knoxvillemedicine.org. 

Please follow this link to find the most up-to-date volunteer shifts for the KAPA kitchen.
https://app.pantrysoft.com/login/knoxvilleacademyofmedicinevolunteer

You do not need to respond to this need to participate — simply use the link above to learn how you can start volunteering with this agency.

If you have any questions, please reach out to Kandice Baker at kbaker@knoxvillemedicine.org. 

Gardening, weeding, branch removal. 

Help Fight Hunger at the Douglass Community Center!

The Douglass Community Center is looking for caring volunteers to help distribute food from the Mid-South Food Bank on the second Friday of each month.

This is a wonderful opportunity to make a direct impact in your community and connect with neighbors in need.

Next Distribution:

Friday, November 14

Volunteers arrive by 8:00 a.m.

Distribution typically wraps up by 12:00 p.m.

Come lend a hand, share a smile, and be part of something meaningful. Every box of food you help distribute makes a real difference!

Ujima is a soccer centric after-school program that operates from 3:30-5:30 Monday through Thursday at Vine Middle School. The time is split between on field training and holistic enrichment in the Ujima Clubhouse. Enrichment activities include positive psychology with the University of Tennessee, leadership development, Footy Lab with DataRook, and cognitive development with Learning Rx. 

Volunteers are needed each day to build relationships, assist in training, and supervise play time. (We ask that volunteers commit to a minimum of once a week.) Volunteers must agree to a personal interview and a background check. 

Ujima is building relationships and introducing the game of soccer to 4th and 5th graders at Green Magnet Academy each Friday morning. Recess runs from 9:15 to 10:10 unless it is raining. Training focuses on our core values of teamwork, respect, discipline and leadership, and a structured play time that gets everyone involved. Volunteers must submit to a personal interview and a background check. 

Volunteer with the Art Club!

Time Commitment: 2:30–5:30 PM (available Monday-Thursday) 

We’re flexible and happy to work with your schedule! Join us weekly, bi-monthly, monthly, or even just once a semester, every bit of help makes a difference.

Location: Carnegie Center for Arts & History (305 E College St, Jackson, TN 38301) 

Overview

Step into a joyful afternoon of creativity, connection, and community! As an Art Club volunteer, you’ll experience a day in the life of our Dreamers and Makers, helping young artists (6th-8th graders) explore their imaginations in the studio and then sharing a warm, family-style dinner together.

You’ll be an extra set of eyes, hands, and heart- encouraging students, helping prep materials, guiding kitchen safety, and enjoying meaningful conversations over a home-cooked meal.

What You’ll Do

We’re Looking for Volunteers Who Are:

We Provide:

Link here to sign up: Contact Us | Dreamers and Makers

The Southwest Human Resource Agency's Head Start is dedicated to empowering families and fostering school readiness by providing comprehensive preschool programs for 3- and 4-year-old children. Their mission goes beyond education, they strive to equip families with the tools, resources, and support they need to achieve lasting success.

We’re seeking passionate volunteers (ages 16 and up) to join us in a variety of roles including classroom support, campus assistance, professional services, recruitment, and committee participation.

Volunteers play a vital role in enriching children’s learning experiences through one-on-one interaction, reading aloud, and helping us extend our services to more families.

Opportunities are available across 25 sites in West Tennessee, with flexible weekday morning schedules and free training provided.

Whether you can give an hour or more, your time can make a lasting difference in a child’s future.

This opportunity requires a commitment from January- February 2026 through May 2026, as volunteer input is essential to supporting student achievement. Participants will receive a Volunteer Kit prior to beginning service.

When challenges like the government shutdown or the pausing of SNAP benefits impact our community, we have the power to step up and support one another.

We’re currently assessing where help is needed most and are building a list of volunteers interested in assisting with local food support efforts.

By signing up for this need, you’ll be added to our list to hear about opportunities to serve and make a difference.

If you have any questions, please contact Lisbon Lopes at llopes@unitedway.tn.org.

Amazon Wishlist Link

You do not need to respond to this need to participate — simply use the link above to learn what items are needed.

Little Chefs, Big Change is seeking enthusiastic and dedicated Cooking Class Volunteers to join our mission-driven team. As a Cooking Class Volunteer, you will work directly with the Lead Cooking Instructor, other volunteers, and students, helping us bring the joy of healthy cooking to after-school programs. Our biggest needs right now are for November 25 and December 2, 3, 5, 9 and 11!

See classes to register to volunteer for here: https://givepul.se/k78qdl

During a typical class, you might:

To get involved, please fill out our simple volunteer intake form. Please feel free to reach out to Taylor Johnson at volunteer@littlechefsbigchange.org with any questions!

Check out this video to see us in action!

Volunteers provide companionship and comfort to help support the patient and family. They also help with various non-medical services, such as letter writing, and time for caregivers and family. Volunteers also provide support at time of death and during the bereavement process.

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.

Responding to this opportunity indicates an interest in volunteering in this role at the park. An application and review process will still need to be done. Acceptance into the host position is based on availability and compatibility. All adults residing at the site are subject to a background check. 

Please reach out to Michelle Neil directly for more information (731) 253-8003

Foster Closet clothes sorting.

Pick up your portable sorting kit from SMILE Foster Closet - 1401 Prospect Dr. Kingsport, TN 37664.
Sort the items at your own pace, on your own schedule.
Drop off the completed kit.

This flexible, remote opportunity is crucial because your sorting efforts will help us quickly process essential items and get them into the hands of kids who need them much faster. No experience necessary!

Women United is a global movement of local United Ways comprised of women who are committed to improving their communities by focusing on our core pillars of Youth Opportunity, Healthy Community, Financial Security and Community Resiliency. 

ITDRC is recruiting Technology Oriented Professionals to join our Nationwide, All Volunteer Disaster Response Team. Technical volunteers from all disciplines are needed to assist communities and community organizations with temporary communications, technical support, and community recovery following a disaster. All technology skillsets are welcome. On site and remote support opportunities are available, and can be worked around your current schedule. Visit ITDRC.org for more information.

*For agencies, not volunteer opportunity for individuals* 

VOAD (Voluntary Organizations Active in Disaster) brings together local agencies, nonprofits, faith-based organizations, and community groups to coordinate disaster resiliency, response, and recovery efforts. By joining VOAD, your organization becomes part of a unified network committed to meeting community needs quickly and effectively when disasters occur.

Why Partner with VOAD?

Who Should Join?

Nonprofits, faith-based organizations, civic groups, government partners, and any agency that provides services related to disaster relief, community support, or emergency preparedness.

If your organization is looking to make a greater collective impact during times of crisis, partnering with VOAD is a powerful way to strengthen resilience in our community. Let’s work together to ensure we’re ready—before, during, and after disaster strikes.

Need volunteer hours? Want to lend a helping hand? Cummins Falls State Parks welcomes volunteers year round for various miscellaneous tasks. There is always trash that needs picked up, invasives that need eradicated, trails that need maintained and projects going on at the park. We welcome volunteers anytime during our park hours from 8am - 4:30pm every day, whether you lend a hand for 30 minutes or 7.5 hours, we encourage you to come out! If you are interested in volunteering at Cummins Falls, please e-mail Park Ranger Lauren at lauren.fagin@tn.gov

Love helping others? We are in need of volunteers to assist with technology classes for refugees in the Chattanooga community. Bridge Refugee Services is a local refugee resettlement agency. We aim to empower refugees to rebuild their lives and integrate into their new communities. Visit our website at bridgerefugees.org or contact volunteermanager@bridgerefugees.org to learn more.

We need regular help in the library restocking shelves, organizing shelves, and rescanning books in. We also need assistance with daily dusting, sanitizing surfaces, and book repair. We are looking to organize our new Enginarium and labeling locations (think well organized Garage Tools). We will need assistance decorating bulletin boards and designing logos and promotional items. Something I am also interested in is getting some drone footage of our school, some shots of the school from cool angles, and maybe even highlighting our outdoor learning space!

Cutting, fitting and nailing in of trim features around doors, windows and baseboards.

Painting of walls, ceilings, and baseboards.

Installation of new or the replacement of electrical wiring, breakers, switches, and fixtures in new home construction or remodel.

New and/or replace plumbing in New Home or Remodel of storm damaged home for survivor families.

Final cleaning of new/remodeled home for flood survivors.

Become part of a team of people passionate about ending sexual exploitation. This group meets periodically to plan fundraising events.

Remove sticks and downfall limbs from trail, picnic area, and inside fort. Collect and dispose of litter from trail and park grounds. 

Ujima is building relationships and introducing the game of soccer to 5th graders at Sarah Moore Greene each Friday. Recess runs from 12:15 - 12:35 unless it is raining. Training focuses on our core values of teamwork, respect, discipline and leadership, and a structured play time that gets everyone involved. Students go directly from recess to their lunch time where Ujima coaches are welcome to hang out and talk until 1:05 pm.  Volunteers must submit to a personal interview and a background check.

Ujima is building relationships and introducing the game of soccer to 5th graders at Spring Hill Elementary each Friday. Recess runs from 1:20 to 2:00 pm unless it is raining. Training focuses on our core values of teamwork, respect, discipline and leadership, and a structured play time that gets everyone involved.  Volunteers must submit to a personal interview and a background check.

Kymari House is seeking compassionate, mission-driven leaders to join our Board of Directors. Board members help guide our strategic growth, strengthen community partnerships, expand access to safe visitation services, and ensure that no child is left without a safe place to connect with their parent. We welcome individuals with experience in nonprofit leadership, law, finance, child welfare, fundraising, marketing, real estate, or community engagement. Most importantly, we seek people who believe every child deserves a safe and nurturing relationship with their parent.

If you are interested in learning how to care for a variety of animals and navigate day to day operations of an animal care in an  educational environment please consider volunteering at the Backyard Wildlife Center at Lichterman Nature Center.

Volunteers will learn and utilize skills, engage with the public, teach about animals, the native ecosystems, and more.  Volunteers will learn to feed, clean, and care for the BWC's collection of animals, including fish, reptiles, amphibians, mammals, and more.   You will also help MoSH serve the community and give back to the community.

Volunteers are needed Tuesdays- Sunday, 9am-1pm or 1pm-5pm. This is an on-going volunteer opportunity and we ask that you volunteer for 3 months or more. Volunteers must be 16 years and older. If you are over 18 years old, you must pass a back ground check. 

If you would like more information or to volunteer, please contact Janie Best Paraham at janie.paraham@memphistn.gov or 901.636.2438.   

Just one hour a week can make a meaningful difference for a student who needs extra support, encouragement, and dedicated one-on-one time.

Volunteers will help youth strengthen essential skills in reading, reading comprehension, writing, cursive writing, and math, building both academic growth and personal confidence. By serving as a reading or math tutor, you’ll play a direct role in improving grades, increasing school engagement, enhancing social and emotional well-being, and supporting long-term life and career readiness skills.

Volunteer Details

Location: 119 Riverside Dr

Time Commitment: Evenings, one hour per week (4:30–5:30 PM, one day/week)

Volunteers Needed: 3

Ages: 16+ welcome

Background Check: Required, and fully covered by the organization

When you invest an hour in a student, you help open doors to their future—and show them what’s truly possible.

This opportunity requires a commitment from January- February 2026 through May 2026, as volunteer input is essential to supporting student achievement. Participants will receive a Volunteer Kit prior to beginning service.

Just a small commitment of time can create a lasting impact in the life of a young person. Volunteers with Team 4 Success provide encouragement, guidance, and meaningful support that helps students grow academically, socially, and emotionally. Whether you’re mentoring, tutoring, or assisting with enrichment activities, you’ll help youth build confidence, strengthen essential life skills, and discover their potential in a supportive, positive environment.

Volunteers may also use creative talents—such as photography, videography, or social media—to help capture and share powerful moments that highlight student growth and program impact.

Volunteer Details

Location: Tiptonville, TN Time

Commitment: Flexible scheduling; program hours are typically 3:00–6:00 PM

Volunteers Needed: Multiple (ongoing and project-based opportunities available)

Ages: 18+

Background Check: Required (cost covered by the organization)

When you invest your time with Team 4 Success, you’re not just volunteering—you’re helping shape brighter futures and showing students what’s possible when someone believes in them.

This opportunity requires a commitment from January- February 2026 through May 2026, as volunteer input is essential to supporting student achievement. Participants will receive a Volunteer Kit prior to beginning service.

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 May 4th 19th through July 20th. 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!

SIGN-UPS:
We use a third-party website for shift registration. After signing up, our Volunteer Coordinator will email you a link to officially select your desired shifts. “Signing Up” on does NOT confirm your shift. The number of spots listed may not reflect real-time availability.

Interested in planning a group volunteer day?
Email the volunteer coordinator and we’ll be happy to help coordinate!
Come be part of an incredible day of football, community, and impact!

Carter County has several locations where debris from Hurricane Helene still needs to be cleaned up and removed.  This includes stump removal, tree and limbs, etc.  There are also larger debris removal requiring chainsaws.  These are projects that would be great for groups that have a day or half a day to volunteer. 

The Roane County United Way is currently seeking community-minded individuals that would be interested in serving on our Board of Directors. We typically meet on the third Monday of each month at 5:30 pm. Board members may not be employed by organizations that currently seek funding from the United Way. The Roane County United Way is working towards advancing community resiliency, health, youth opportunities, and financial security, creating a community where every person has the opportunity to thrive. Join us in the efforts to build a stronger Roane County!

Join the SMILE Foster Closet Board of Directors! 

Help us put smiles on the faces of foster children and support the families who care for them.

SMILE Foster Closet is seeking passionate, dedicated individuals to join our Board of Directors for the 2026 term. This is an exciting opportunity to provide strategic leadership and governance for a growing nonprofit committed to supporting foster children, foster families, kinship providers, and at-risk families by providing essential necessities.

What We're Looking For:

We are seeking candidates who are ready to dedicate their time and expertise to guide our mission.

Essential Skills & Attributes:

Crucial Skill Set Need:

Commitment

Your leadership will directly impact our ability to provide basic necessities, allowing foster families to focus on loving kids and creating stability.

Learn more about SMILE Foster Closet.

Apply today and help us brighten the future for a child in need!

The Salvation Army of Knoxville is looking for volunteers to help at our reception desk and to assist with various clerical tasks.

The person(s) who help with this will:

Help is needed on Mondays or Fridays from 9 am to noon and from 1 pm to 4 pm, however we can adjust that schedule slightly to fit your schedule if needed. This is a great volunteer spot for college students, recent retirees, stay-at-home parents looking to get out of the house, etc.

Because we must train volunteers on certain tasks, we prefer someone who can be here consistently - for example: every Monday from 12:30-3:30, or every Friday from 1-3.

Please contact Tracy Weber at tracy.weber@uss.salvationarmy.org with your availability and any questions you may have. All volunteers for this role must be approved before their first volunteer day.

Drivers pick up meals between 10 - 10:30 and usually are finished before noon.  Drivers typically deliver once a month.  While most drivers continue to volunteer with us for many years, new drivers should commit to at least a year (12 one hour shifts total).  Since we all have conflicts from time to time, finding a sub or a swap is easy. The entire route is mapped out for you, with step-by-step directions to go from one stop to the next.  You'll deliver the same route each month.  Please join us! 

Drivers pick up meals between 10 - 10:30 and usually are finished before noon.  Drivers typically deliver once a month.  While most drivers continue to volunteer with us for many years, new drivers should commit to at least a year (12 one hour shifts total).  Since we all have conflicts from time to time, finding a sub or a swap is easy. The entire route is mapped out for you, with step-by-step directions to go from one stop to the next.  You'll deliver the same route each month from Waverly Road Presbyterian Church.  Please join us! 

Just one hour a week can have a lasting impact on a child’s life. By volunteering with Child Evangelism Fellowship, you’ll provide encouragement, positive mentorship, and a safe space where elementary students feel seen, valued, and supported. Volunteers help children strengthen reading and listening skills through Bible reading, memory verses, and interactive activities—while also building confidence, empathy, and a sense of belonging.

Whether you’re leading a lesson, helping with activities, or simply offering encouragement, your presence helps students grow academically, socially, and spiritually—setting the foundation for lifelong character, school engagement, and community involvement.

Volunteer Details

Location: Madison County elementary schools & Boys & Girls Club of Humboldt

Time Commitment: One hour per week, weekdays (typically 4:00–5:00 PM)

Volunteers Needed: 15

Ages:

Good News Club volunteers: 18+

CYIA youth volunteers: Mature ages 13 through early college

Background Check: Required and fully covered by the organization

When you invest just one hour a week, you help shape a child’s confidence, character, and future—and show them they are deeply valued.

This opportunity requires a commitment from January- February 2026 through May 2026, as volunteer input is essential to supporting student achievement. Participants will receive a Volunteer Kit prior to beginning service.

Just a small amount of your time can create a meaningful moment for a child who needs extra care, encouragement, and inclusion. By volunteering with the Levi Miles Foundation, you’ll help children with disabilities and rare diseases feel supported, celebrated, and truly included in their community. Whether you’re assisting one-on-one at a kids camp, helping during a special event, or supporting a fundraiser, your presence brings joy, confidence, and connection to children and families.

Volunteers play an essential role in fostering social and emotional well-being while helping children build life skills such as communication, self-confidence, teamwork, and resilience. Every smile, interaction, and act of support helps create a more inclusive community where every child belongs.

Volunteer Details

Location: Community sites throughout West Tennessee

Time Commitment: Approximately 2 hours per quarter

Schedule: Weekends and flexible opportunities available

Volunteers Needed: Ongoing, 10 individuals

Ages: Most opportunities open to various ages

Fundraising event volunteers must be 21+

Background Check: Required (volunteer responsible for cost)

When you give just a little of your time, you help open doors to confidence, connection, and possibility for children and families—and help build a more compassionate, inclusive community for all.

This opportunity requires a commitment from January- February 2026 through May 2026, as volunteer input is essential to supporting student achievement. Participants will receive a Volunteer Kit prior to beginning service.

Are you a talented photographer with your own camera looking for a chance to practice your craft, give back to your community, and build your portfolio? We are seeking volunteer photographers to capture moments at United Way programs and/or events in multiple counties across West TN (mainly in Madison County).

This role is perfect for:

Responsibilities:

Requirements:

Benefits: 

Some dates we need help with include: 

January 30th 11-1pm in Jackson, TN

February 26th 12-3pm in Jackson, TN

February 27th 11-1pm in Jackson, TN

March 27th 11-1pm in Jackson, TN

April 17th 11-1pm in Jackson, TN

Email Lisbon Lopes at llopes@unitedway.tn.org if you are interested! Multiple candidates are accepted. 

We are looking for compassionate and dedicated volunteers to help us prepare and serve meals.  You time will make a direct impact on our community members in need.  No experience necessary - just a willingness to help!

More information HERE

Are you interested in forming a one-on-one relationship with a senior in your community? Helping to combat their social isolation while developing a special bond? This is the program for you!

Friendly Faces is Memphis Jewish Home & Rehab's resident visiting program. We pair volunteers with residents who they visit once every two weeks. Pairings are done based off of interests, backgrounds, etc. to ensure a positive experience for both parties.

Due to the nature of this volunteer opportunity, background checks and TB skin tests are required.