Needs From: Volunteer Tennessee

Help cancer patients in your community get to life-saving treatment.

Volunteers with Road To Recovery use their personal vehicle to drive patients with limited or no transportation to cancer-related treatment appointments.

Rides are weekdays. You choose the rides that work with your schedule. Drivers are encouraged to provide a minimum of 2 rides per month.

Volunteer drivers are ages 18-84 with

Volunteers interested complete online training and a background check. Volunteers review available rides via an online scheduling tool.

We would love your help! Connect here &/or check out cancer.org/drive to get started on training.

Drivers needed to help for appointments in Bristol VA and Bristol TN, Johnson City, Kingsport, and nearby communities.

We desperately need volunteers to come by our office at 8000 Centerview Parkway/suite 4-01 to assemble patient admissions packets, anyday (Monday thru Friday), we are flexible on the time.  Please contact our volunteer manager: Ms. Marie Finney, (901)-767-6767, for more details and your availability.

 ~ Responsibilities of ~

Mount Cammerer District

Unit Commissioner

Contact:

Anthony.Ingram@scouting.org

865-455-5268

The primary mission of the District Marketing Chair, Marketing Vice-Chairs and Marketing Committee is to assist the District in conveying the benefits of Scouting to the general public and the Scouting family. The marketing program should create and maintain a climate of support and understanding that will assist the District in achieving its objectives.    

PRINCIPAL RESPONSIBILITIES:

QUALIFICATIONS

Contact:

Anthony.Ingram@scouting.org

865-455-5268

What's often standing between people with cancer and life-saving treatment is a ride to get there. 

Volunteers with Road To Recovery use their personal vehicle to drive cancer patients with limited or no transportation to treatments.  

Rides are weekdays. We encourage drivers provide 2 rides per month. Choose the rides that work with your schedule. We think you'll find it a flexible and rewarding volunteer experience while helping your community.

Volunteer drivers are ages 18-84 and

Interested volunteers complete short online training and a background check. Volunteers review available rides via an online scheduling tool.

We would love your help! Connect here &/or check out cancer.org/drive for FAQs and to get started on training. We would love to connect to answer questions and get you started.

Purpose: The purpose of the opportunity is to create a monitoring system for our trails that can provide quick repairs and improve safety on the trail. It allows volunteers to provide important information to park rangers of trail issues, or safety risk on our trail that needs immediate attention. 

When: You can do this at your own leisure. No set time or trail for this. 

Where:  All trails

What to do: Hiking one or multiple trails and either reporting issues or fixing issues yourself. Examples of issues that you can fix are clearing debris of trail such as lose rocks, tree limbs or other items that may impede your hike and removing trash/litter from trail. Examples of issues that you would report would be, down trees over the trail, hazardous trees, bridges broken/not operating correctly, trail markers missing, and any hazards you think should be reported to a Ranger. (Trash pick up is better during the spring on trails next to lake. When spring rains bring the lake back up. Down trees are all year but more severe during winter and early spring)

After your hike please report your hours back on here this gives you credit and allows you another confirmation that the hours were completed if you need volunteer hours. It also allows state park to keep track of volunteer hours at our park and throughout the state. After you report your hours please email Justin.Vaughn@tn.gov about details of your hike. Be as detailed as you possible can about the issues you encountered, such as what trail you were on,  approximate location, size of trees, and how severe you think the issues is. You can even send photos of issues to this email if you want. All this informations makes park staff better prepared for the trail issues which saves time, money and makes for quicker fixes.

Experience: Basic hiking experience and trail knowledge

Questions: Contact Park Ranger Justin Vaughn

Donate Blood, Platelets, and Plasma to patients at your community's hospitals!

Schedule today! https://donor.bloodassurance.org/donor/schedules/center/21 

Donate blood, platelets, and/or plasma to the patients in your community!

Schedule an appoint today at https://donor.bloodassurance.org/donor/schedules/center/21

Walk-ins are also welcome!

We have a multitude of container and traditional gardens leading up to and surrounding the Miller Farmstead. Over time, we'd like to convert each of these plots into arrangements of native and traditionally-relevant perennial plants that will provide eco-services to local wildlife and be beautiful to look at for our visitors. 

We are currently recruiting regular service volunteers to adopt small garden plots to maintain on a regular basis. Maintenance can be as little as tackling weeds in an existing plot for half an hour twice a month during the growing season, or as much as designing appropriate plantings and working with staff to renew a bed from start to finish.

This is an opportunity where experienced gardeners can work relatively independently, but we are happy to provide training and direction to inexperienced gardeners where needed. Bring your own tools and gloves, or use ours. 

If you'd like a smaller project to manage that will make a big difference and be seen and enjoyed by millions of visitors, we welcome your help. 

Friends In Need Health Center needs someone to research grants for the clinic in the field of health, dental, and mental health.   Could also help to write the grants for submission.

We have an immediate need for auxiliary volunteers. It would be helping with cleaning cages, dishes, laundry or food prep. Individuals who are eager for more can become an animal care technician. This requires training and commitment to be able to care for and handle animals. We also have many other opportunities for individuals to help with depending on their interests and abilities. Please reach out to Christina Young at opievolunteer@gmail.com. This is a great opportunity to gain hands on experience with wildlife rehabilitation and help save precious wild lives around us.

We have an immediate need for auxiliary volunteers. It would be helping with cleaning cages, dishes, laundry or food prep. Individuals who are eager for more can become an animal care technician. This requires training and commitment to be able to care for and handle animals. We also have many other opportunities for individuals to help with depending on their interests and abilities. Please reach out to Christina Young at opievolunteer@gmail.com. This is a great opportunity to gain hands on experience with wildlife rehabilitation and help save precious wild lives around us.

Description of a CCSC Intern
A mentor is an individual who wants to have a positive impact on a young adult’s life. He or she is a trusted person, who is caring and provides positive solutions and support. As an intern for CCSC intern’s will have the opportunity to participate as the administrative/secretarial intern(s). Interns are expected to complete all duties as assigned within the scope of services being provided. Below you will find a comprehensive outline of expected job duties and responsibilities:
General Student Intern Responsibilities:
1. Demonstrate the highest level of professionalism, which includes arriving on time for designated work, notifying the site supervisor of any deviations from the established schedule, and dressing to the standards of the organization and the work being performed. Respect the organization’s reporting structure and follow the policies and procedures of the organization.
2. Communicate effectively with the site supervisor, immediate supervisor (if different from site supervisor), and other staff within the organization; accept and apply critiques and suggestions to daily work in an effort to become more productive and/or efficient.
3. Complete and submit to the site supervisor Weekly Time Logs in a timely manner.
4. Communicate with the site supervisor and/or CCSC leadership team members any issues that may affect performance of assigned responsibilities or the overall success of the experience.
5. Appreciate diversity in all its forms and respect various social and political viewpoints; do not discriminate on the basis of race, creed, color, sex, religion, age, nation/ethnic origin, disability, or sexual orientation.
6. Uphold the Centurion Community Support Center Code and act in an ethical manner when at work.

Volunteers Needed! Auxiliary and Animal Care Technicians volunteer positions needed! Help by giving an hour a week to help with animal food prep, dishes, cleaning cages, grocery shopping or maintenance at our auxiliary level. For those more eager and able to give 4 hours or more a week, take our training and become an animal care technician! Learn how to prepare diet specific meals, provide enrichment, handle and care for animals in our rehabilitation center. There is nothing more rewarding than saving these precious lives and giving them a second chance to live their wild lives.

Please inquire at opievolunteer@gmail.com for these and other opportunities like group projects, cage construction, ambassador animal education for your school or group. We look forward to seeing you!

Trim four small offices baseboard and door frames

Paint four office doors 

Paint yellow humps, lines and curbs in the parking lot.

The interior of our building which is a 133 year old church needs painting. Parking is available on site and there is no heavy lifting. Volunteers will need to use large ladders. We have no supplies for this project and will need paint, drop cloths, paint brushes, paint rollers, 2 tall ladders, paint pans, brush cleaner and scraper.

We need a teacher for our Fridays Dance Class, from 11 am to 12 pm!!!!

Are you passionate about positively impacting the lives of individuals living with Parkinson's disease and their caregivers? Do you believe in the power of movement to improve balance, gait and muscle flexibility as well as positively impact mood and promote feelings of wellness? If so, we invite you to join our remarkable team of volunteers at PJParkinson's!

Who We Are: PJParkinson's is a dedicated organization that is committed to enhancing the lives of those affected by Parkinson's disease. We provide a range of services, including education, advocacy, community engagement, movement programming, groups, and concierge support services. Our mission is to make life better for families affected by Parkinson's Disease here at home (Tennessee) and around the world. 

What we need: We are looking for an instructor with a backround in physical therapy or dance, which would be great.

Saddle Up for Change by Empowering Lives through Equine Guided Therapy for Parkinson's 

Are you passionate about supporting individuals living with Parkinson's disease along their journey? Do you believe in the healing power of equine therapy and its ability to address anxiety and depression? If so, we invite you to be a part of our incredible team of volunteers at PJ Parkinson's Equine Guided Therapy for Parkinson's.

About Equine Therapy: We partner with Two Step Revolution to provide an innovative program that harnesses the therapeutic potential of equine guided therapy to provide emotional support to individuals living with Parkinson's disease. We understand that addressing the emotional aspect of Parkinson's is just as crucial as its physical challenges. Through our equine-guided sessions, participants can find solace, connection, and healing in the presence of our gentle equine partners.

RiseUP is always looking to add passionate, positive, dedicated, accountable, supportive and hard working individuals to any of our committees. 
committees can be short term for an upcoming event only 

or long term - fundraising committee(we need someone with connections and experience in this area specifically), volunteer committee, finance committee(we need someone who is or has CPA/tax experience specifically). 

CASA of the Tennessee Heartland is a 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to empowering CASA volunteers to advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children in juvenile court. CASATNH strives to provide a court-appointed volunteer advocate for every abused and neglected child who needs one.

The CASA of the Tennessee Heartland Board of Directors comprises leaders from the nonprofit and for-profit sector who are dedicated to the organization’s mission. As the preeminent resource for abused and neglected children in Anderson and Blount Counties, CASATNH's own board strives to be a model of governance performance.

Our board members champion the importance of exceptional board leadership and believe that each and every organization needs a strong and effective board to fully realize its potential for good. In addition to the standard roles and responsibilities of a board member, our board members are active ambassadors for the organization and are fully engaged in identifying and securing the financial resources and partnerships necessary for CASATNH to advance its mission.

We're looking for a talented and conscientious volunteer board members to continue to strengthen our program. If you can contribute your time, thoughtfulness, and leadership, and are interested in exploring this opportunity, call Executive Director Kesha Waters at 865-425-0888

Work hours completed on horse trails 

Friends group varies volunteer work 

TN Promise Hours 

Volunteers needed to monitor children for staff relief and classroom assistance.

The Gateway is a recovery community center, based off a national evidence-based model to provide additional supports and on-going recovery to those transitioning from addiction treatment back into the community or who are seeking recovery, but need someone to walk beside them as they navigate a path free from substance misuse. At The Gateway, we provide a variety of services including harm reduction, recovery coaching, treatment and sober living referrals, daily recovery meetings, music therapy, and more.

The Gateway is in need of volunteers for a variety of services. Because of the nature of this work, we do require volunteers to submit an application and agree to a background check. A criminal background does not exclude a volunteer from serving with MDC; however, those with a history of violent criminal acts or sexual offenses are encouraged not to apply.

To read about volunteering at The Gateway and submit an application, please visit https://metrodrug.org/volunteer/.

Love is multiplied by just 4 paws! If you have a pet therapy animal, we need you!

Pet therapy is yet another way that Caris Healthcare brings comfort and smiles to our hospice patients and their families.

Our pet therapy teams visit our patients at long term care facilities, assisted living communities, private residence, or wherever they call home.


•Owner must be a  patient care volunteer and successfully complete
volunteer orientation
• Pet and owner must be registered with a nationally recognized therapy animal organization.
• Owner must complete a Virginia State Police background check and a two step TB test. 

Meets with patients who have made an appointment for a pregnancy test. Demonstrates the love of Christ by exhibiting compassion, speaking truth and reserving all judgement.    

Tasks:

Meets with clients in center and offers encouragement and support during the pregnancy and first year of baby’s life. The mentor will demonstrate Christ’s love by encouraging and speaking truth into the client’s life. 

Tasks:

Meets with clients in center and offers encouragement and support during the pregnancy and first year of baby’s life. The mentor will demonstrate Christ’s love by encouraging and speaking truth into the client’s life. 

Tasks:

Responsible for greeting and welcoming patients/clients and visitors. Assists them through the check-in process.   

Medical Services Center Receptionist Tasks:

Responsible for greeting and welcoming patients/clients and visitors. Assists them through the check-in process.   

Family Services Center Receptionist Tasks:

Bevo Boys Fitness Academy teaches fundamental boxing skills as an intervention strategy to keep youth off the streets. We are seeking volunteers to assist with our Boxing Plus Mentoring Program. 

We need volunteers to provide coaching assistance, youth mentorship, and help youth with homework during after-school program sessions. 

Eligibility:

Training: Volunteers must complete the Stewards of Children training before beginning to volunteer with Bevo Boys Fitness Academy. 

Orientation: Volunteers must complete one week of orientation with a coach to become familiar with participants and to acquire general knowledge necessary. 

Commitment: Volunteers are asked to commit to at least 40 service hours a year. 

Hope Hospice & Palliative Care is seeking volunteers to provide 1:1 companionship and/or participate in group activities with our patients residing in assisted living facilities and in their homes. Activities that volunteers provide range from talking, reading, playing music, card & board games, arts & crafts, as well as assisting with group activities such as bingo, bible studies, performances and much more!

Volunteers with Hope are truly appreciated by our patients as they love attention and entertainment. Our patients have expressed they are grateful for volunteers as their presence brightens their day and makes them feel valued. Volunteering with Hope provides flexibility with scheduling, making it perfect for those with busy schedules, and for students in need of volunteer hours. Volunteer must be able to provide transportation.

Once accepting this need, you will be contacted by the Hope Volunteer Coordinator to schedule an initial meeting. A background check and other screening documentation will be reviewed during the initial meeting. Per Medicare requirements, all volunteers must have a current TB test within the past year. If you do not have a recent TB test or have never been TB tested, Hope will assist in providing this requirement. If under 18, an adult will need to be processed as a volunteer and provide accompaniment. Volunteers will work closely with the Volunteer Coordinator and be given ongoing support by the Volunteer Coordinator as well as other teammates on our interdisciplinary team.

Become a volunteer with Hope today!

Chattanooga Audubon Society's Visitor Center serves as a hub for education, advocacy, and community engagement. Volunteers find themselves immersed in a vibrant atmosphere, surrounded by passionate individuals who share a love for nature and conservation.

As a Visitor Center Greeter, your role is vital in creating an unforgettable experience for every guest. You'll be their go-to guide, sharing your knowledge and enthusiasm for the trails that wind through the picturesque landscapes. Offering personalized recommendations, you'll help visitors choose the perfect trail to embark upon. But that's not all! As you greet and engage with guests, you'll have the chance to delve into the fascinating history of Audubon Acres. From tales of the legendary Robert Sparks Walker Cabin to the captivating stories of the land's indigenous people, you'll weave a narrative that transports visitors back in time and ignites their curiosity.

So, if you're ready to be a part of something extraordinary, to share the beauty of nature and the allure of history, become a Visitor Center Greeter at the Chattanooga Audubon Society. The impact of volunteers is felt far beyond the center itself. By promoting environmental stewardship and fostering a deep connection with nature, volunteers become catalysts for change in the community. Their enthusiasm, knowledge, and dedication leave visitors in awe and inspire others to embrace sustainable living and protect the natural wonders that surround us.

*Visitor’s Center volunteers also handle tasks such as answering the phone, running the cash register, and providing guests with information about the land and trails.

Shifts are 9:00am-1:00pm or 1:00pm-5:00pm

Due to the nature of this role, we ask that you commit to one 4-hour shift per week for a minimum of 3 months. Weekend Volunteers are asked to commit to 2 Saturdays per month. This frees up our staff to work on programming, administrative work, and other tasks that require them to be away from the visitor’s center.
To apply, please contact Jessica Whitehorn at jwhitehorn@chattaudubon.org.

All those interested in Volunteering will go through at least 5 days of training. We ask that at least 2 of those training days be on a week day if possible. 

Raise Your Hand Tutoring provides free academic intervention to students in Cheatham, Dickson, Hickman, Robertson, Williamson, and Wilson Counties. We serve several local elementary and middle schools that would benefit from your help as a volunteer tutor. As a volunteer tutor, you will work alongside a teacher to provide small group reading intervention to our students.

We offer flexible scheduling with several locations either in the morning before school or after school. Our sessions are year round with a Spring, Summer, and Fall session - You only have to sign up for one hour a week for the duration of the session. 

To apply to become a tutor please click this link: https://www.unitedwaygreaternashville.org/raise-your-hand-volunteers/

We will contact you and help find the best placement depending on your location and availability. Morning tutoring is generally 7:30a-8:30a and afternoon tutoring is generally 3:30p-4:30p. 

SHADES of Development is seeking college students who are in need of community service/volunteer hours for the upcoming school year. We offer flexible hours and several location options for our volunteers. Please contact us at https://www.shadesofdevelopment.org/ for more information.

Safe Health Adventures Developing Essential Skills

SHADES of Development believes that children learn and grow with every interaction they encounter during their waking hours of the day. Afterschool time is a time to enhance learning, promote relationship building, and exercise conflict resolution techniques in a relaxed, nurturing and fun environment. The SHADES Afterschool program bridges the school day and home life. SHADES further believes that it is essential to create an environment of mutual respect where adults and children can share, laugh, and learn together by setting goals, communicating, developing trust and holding ourselves and each other accountable.

Our vision is to provide Safe, Healthy, Adventures that Develop Essential Skills for lifelong learning and success for all children in need of out-of-school time services.

Are you looking for a meaningful way to give back to your community? Do you have a heart for helping others in their most tender moments? Join us as a Hospice Volunteer and make a lasting difference in someone's life.

What You’ll Do:

You Don’t Need Medical Experience—Just a Caring Heart.

We provide full training, flexible schedules, and unwavering support. Whether you have a few hours a week or just one day a month, your time is a gift.

Why Volunteer?

✨ Even the smallest act of kindness can leave a lasting impact. ✨

Gentiva Hospice is seeking Veteran volunteers to honor and support our Veteran hospice patients. As a Veteran volunteer, you can provide the practical and emotional support to our patients and their families when they need it the most.

Visits can take place in their homes, as well as, nursing homes, assisted living, and memory care units.

Volunteers will be provided with ongoing one-to-one staff support throughout their service with us, and will be invited to receive educational opportunities, and appreciation events. Our volunteers must complete an application, interview, background checks, drug screen, hospice orientation, and two-tier TB test. Please call Shannon at 865-769-5110 to discuss this chance to enlist your services to aid in supporting a veteran hospice patient.

Thank you for considering this enriching and unique volunteer opportunity.

We are seeking adults with experience to serve as merit badge counselors. Background checks and training provided. 

We're searching for caring Volunteers to provide companionship and socialization for Hospice Patients. We also need kind helpers to give families a break when they have things to do outside their home.

Being a Hospice Volunteer is about showing compassion and being there for others. It's a very special way to spread kindness and help those who might need it during difficult times.

We would like for these visits to be made weekly but have no minimum or maximum time required. 

Requirements to Volunteer:

Patient Greeters are needed to welcome and assist the patients of the Regional One Health. These volunteers will work closely with the Patient Experience Team and check in on patients during their inpatient stay. 

Applicants will need to complete a background check, Occupational Health Screening, and online application.

Note - It is not recommended that court-ordered service hours be fulfilled by volunteering at Regional One Health.

Crossroads Hospice is looking for direct care volunteers to provide companionship and socialization to our patients through face to face visits. Activities that can be done when visiting with patients : talking, coloring, play games, reading, playing music, etc. 

Per Medicare - volunteer can visit a minimum of one time a month for 30 minutes to an hour. If you are able to visit more than once a month - that would be wonderful. 

To become a Direct Care Volunteer - you will need to :

1. Complete an application.

2. Have two reference forms filled out. 

3. Pass a background check

4. Have a TB test completed

5. Go through training at our office. Training lasts between 1.5 - 2 hours. We schedule the training around your schedule. 

If you are interested in volunteeering with Crossroads Hospice - please email me (Patty Smith) at patty.smith@crossroadshospice.com.

Streetdog Foundation does not have a facility, so we depend on volunteers to provide loving foster homes for our dogs while they wait to find the perfect family.  Streetdog provides all of the food, toys, medical care and other needed items. Volunteers provide the love!  We are limited only by the number of fosters available for the dogs we rescue.  Help us save more lives!

There are several options for fostering so that you can choose what best fits your lifestyle. Our Foster and Integration teams are ready to help you find the best fit and to help introduce a foster to any other pets in your household. 

Day Trips: Our dogs in boarding long for companionship, so why not take them to a nearby park for a walk, to a dog-friendly patio for some lunch, or  to meet up with some furry friends?

Weekend/Short Term Foster: When long term fosters go on vacations, or if a dog in boarding just needs a break, weekend fostering lets you spend time with a pup without the long term commitment.

Long Term Foster: Fosters open their homes for dogs until they find the perfect family. This can be several weeks to several months.

If you are interested in fostering for any length of time, please fill out the application linked below.

https://www.streetdogfoundation.com/foster-application

All of the dogs below currently need foster homes.

River's Way is looking to form church based walking groups in order to promote physical activity and the inclusion of people with disabilities in our communtiy. These groups work especially well for senior citizens. We have two goals with these groups:

1. To set up structured walking programs for church members in order to increase levels of physical activity 

2. To create walking groups that build social connections between church members and young adults with disabilities

River's Way staff will meet with church representatives to set up a walking group. We will look at best days and times, opportunities for walking indoors and outdoors and any limitations that walking group members might have. The church will designate a walking group leader/contact person. We will schedule walking dates on a weekly or monthly basis. River's Way staff will meet with walking group members on designated dates. River's Way staff will be accompanied by 2-3 adults with disabilities. The combined group will have a chance to socialize prior to walking for 45 minutes to an hour.  We plan to schedule a celebration/recognition event every 3-4 months. 

Do you feel called to volunteer for refugees and international families? If so, this opportunity is for you!

The Center for English and Integration Services is a nonprofit organization that provides refugees and other internationals in metro Knoxville with English language life-skills, empowering them toward integration and self-sufficiency.

We are looking for passionate volunteers to join our Childcare Program, caring for our students' children while they learn English as a Second Language.

Please let us know if you are interested in volunteering with us!

Sack Packs*: Pack enough food into a plastic shopping bag for children from area elementary schools (on the free and reduced lunch program) to have nutrition over the weekend. Requires some lifting and bending. This can be done in a group.

Emergency Food Boxes*: Volunteers serve at the Foxwood location (3209 Wilcox Blvd.) by giving out food boxes, assisting clients pick food, and, if needed, helping clients to their vehicles.

*Volunteer as an individual or group and help us sort, bag, and box food in a warehouse environment while working cooperatively with other volunteers and staff.  Closed-toe shoes are required. Volunteers may potentially be lifting 25-30 pound boxes.

Fruits and Vegetables Program: Position requires the ability to stand, prepare fruits and vegetables, and to distribute to the entire student body at Bess T. Shepherd Elementary school.

Preparation can consist of washing and, on occasion, slicing fruits and vegetables. Volunteers are needed August through May, every Tuesday and Thursday.

House volunteers: Provide administrative support, help keep the House clean and tidy, offer family support and greet families with welcoming smiles and listening ears.  

Family Room volunteers*: Help to ensure that those caring for sick loved ones are well taken care of and made to feel at home while using the Family Room inside Children’s Hospital (3rd floor). Volunteers help people register at the front desk, tidy up the kitchen, replenish snacks and food and interact with the visitors.

*You must be at least 18 years old or older to serve in the Family Room. In addition, you must complete Erlanger’s volunteer process, including the completion of a background check, health screening, immunization submission (flu, COVID, etc.), and a brief orientation.

Docents, also referred to as Aquarium Guides, are stationed throughout the galleries to interpret exhibits by offering educational information about the habitats, animals, and plants to visitors. Some situations allow Docents to use props to help explain the exhibit elements. Being a Docent is a combination of correct educational information and good customer service. Docents do not work with animals.

Do you love State Parks? Do you love giving back to your community? Join us at Big Ridge State Park to make a difference. Big Ridge is always welcoming volunteers for park ground clean ups, trail monitoring, weed eating, and lots more. If you are interested, please contact Big Ridge Park Office at (865)-992-5523 to see how you can help!

Tutors help Adult Basic Education students prepare for their high school equivalency test in the areas of Reading, Language Arts, Social Studies, Science, Math, and Writing. Education experience is preferred but not required.

Visit with Adult English as a Second Language students in an informal setting to help them practice their English and learn more about American culture.

Your time can mean everything to an individual who needs blood! Help be part of saving millions of lives each year by assisting as a Blood Donor Ambassador and serving as the face of the American Red Cross for individuals donating the ultimate life-saving element.

Please apply at:  www.redcross,org/volunteer

Email GiveTime@redcross.org with questions.

Volunteer as a Blood Donor Ambassador and discover a new purpose as a member of a lifesaving team to help support blood collections in your neighborhood.

Key Responsibilities:

Time Commitment: Red Cross Blood Donor Ambassadors will typically fulfill a 4-6 hour shift, depending on the event. Please consider volunteering once or twice a month, for a few months.

Please note all volunteers must pass a background check.

Your time can mean everything to an individual who needs blood! Help be part of saving millions of lives each year by assisting as a Blood Donor Ambassador and serving as the face of the American Red Cross for individuals donating the ultimate life-saving element.

Volunteer as a Blood Donor Ambassador and discover a new purpose as a member of a lifesaving team to help support blood collections in your neighborhood.

Key Responsibilities:

Time Commitment: Red Cross Blood Donor Ambassadors will typically fulfill a 4-6 hour shift, depending on the event. Please consider volunteering once or twice a month, for a few months.

Please note all volunteers must pass a background check.

Please apply at:  www.redcross.org/volunteer

Email GiveTime@redcross.org with questions.

The Career Speaker Series is a one-time volunteer commitment where the volunteer guest speaker has the opportunity to engage with students for approximately one hour. The volunteer guest speaker is asked to discuss his or her career with students, how they entered that career, details about the work that is involved and their educational experience. The volunteer guest speaker may bring props, samples of his or her work, or other visuals to help engage students. While this is a low time commitment, it is a high impact volunteer opportunity. 

Volunteers will need to arrive at the school and check in at the main office 15 minutes prior to the start time. We ask that volunteers wear comfortable shoes as you will be standing and interacting with students; organization or company shirts are welcome. 

Suggested age of volunteers is at least 25 years old. Volunteers are required to complete a background check before the day of the event. Following registration, a background screening link and required documents for review and signature will be sent via email. If not completed, the volunteer will be unable to volunteer. If you are bilingual or multilingual, please note the language(s) spoken. 

JA's biggest source of high school programming are semester long business courses that cover our three educational pillars. These courses cover marketing principles, economics, financial capability, financial literacy, entrepreneurial mindset, business communication, and business and technology. These programs are predominantly led by the classroom educator with volunteer guest speaker interaction. The volunteer guest speaker is asked to visit the class five times over the course of the semester to provide their expertise on the course topic by listening to student presentations and giving feedback on the course case study. The estimated total time commitment is 5 hours over the course of the semester. The initial date is a scheduled date, but the remaining four dates are scheduled as per the guest speaker's availability. 

Volunteers will need to arrive at the school and check in at the main office 15 minutes prior to the start time. We ask that volunteers dress in comfortable shoes as you will be standing and interacting with your students; organization or company shirts are welcome. 

Suggested age of volunteers is at least 25 years old. Volunteers are required to complete a background check before the day of the event. Following registration, a background screening link and required documents for review and signature will be sent via email. If not completed, the volunteer will be unable to volunteer. If you are bilingual or multilingual, please note the language(s) spoken. 

The School-Based Student Mentor shall communicate with their assigned scholars during the approved designated times, be respectful of the scholar’s instructional time and opinion, serve as a positive role model by modeling desirable behaviors, exude confidence and be able to establish appropriate boundaries, be encouraging and supportive, and help scholars develop a milestone plan beyond education and their disadvantages. 

The In-School Visionary Club Mentor shall assist in teaching an entreprenuership curruiculm to students that have an interest in small business/entreprenuership. 

The responsibility of an after-school tutor is to help scholars learn by reviewing content with them, explaining how to solve problems, and checking completed work. You may also help scholars develop study skills and organization techniques to help improve their academic performance and overall confidence.

Do you have a heart for our neighbors who are experiencing homelessness? Join Nashville’s robust network of community leaders who are working together to ensure everyone receives the care and respect they deserve. By joining Colby’s Army as an Outreach Partner, you’ll be meeting with us on Tuesday mornings to combine forces before going out into the community to provide services to individuals experiencing homelessness and resource scarcity. Ideally, you'd be able to provide a vehicle and we’ll give you a list of locations to check up on our friends - with whom you can take requests and discuss current needs, and we’ll work together to find solutions! If you're unable to drive your own car but still want to get involved, please let us know and we'll make it work.

These volunteers work directly with our lesson participants in mounted and unmounted activities. Some lessons are in our garden or other areas of our farm, and some involve horses. Working with our participants can be the most rewarding thing you will do here at our learning center! Lesson Assistants will be working alongside the PATH-certified instructor to take care of random needs like moving a cone out of the way, or running to the barn to grab fly spray. As Participant Support you’d be walking alongside our horse and rider to sure they’re staying balanced or providing support during unmounted activities.

Volunteers will need to complete horse handling training, leader and sidewalker training, or our non-equine general lesson assistant training. Our 50-minute lesson times are set according to the participants’ schedules and may be adjusted if needed due to weather.

To schedule time for training, please reach out with your availability and we’ll make it happen!

Help serve our community hot meals seven days a week! Visit https://southernusa.salvationarmy.org/Johnson-City/volunteer/ to sign up today.

Help us organize, sort, and hang clothing at our family store! Proceeds help support The Salvation Army of Johnson City's social service programs. Sign up to volunteer at https://southernusa.salvationarmy.org/Johnson-City/volunteer/!

Completing any task such as clean up, new nets, or area management of the course

Are you passionate about making a positive impact in the lives of individuals living with Parkinson's disease and their caregivers? Do you believe in the power of movement to improve balance, gait and muscle flexibility as well as positively impact mood and promote feelings of wellness? If so, we invite you to join our remarkable team of volunteers at PJParkinson's!

Who We Are: PJParkinson's is a dedicated organization that is committed to enhancing the lives of those affected by Parkinson's disease. We provide a range of services, including education, advocacy, community engagement, movement programming, groups, and concierge support services. Our mission is to make life better for families affected by Parkinson's Disease here at home (Tennessee) and around the world. 

Can you donate an hour or two once a month to make a difference in your community? Do you enjoy knowing you have made a difference in someone’s life?

Then Meals on Wheels needs you! We depend on individuals like you to deliver a hot, nutrition meal to homebound seniors. Your smile and that meal may be the highlight of their day.

You can volunteer as little as once a month or you can volunteer once a week or more. Routes typically take an hour to an hour and a half. The average route has around 15-20 stops. Meals are delivered daily Monday through Friday (except for holidays) and meals can be picked between 9am-11am.

Offering up a small portion of your time can make a great impact on the people you will deliver to. They will appreciate your kindness and willingness to make sure they receive a meal. It may be the only hot, nutritious meal they have that day. You are also providing a welfare check as you may be the only person they see that day.

Can you donate an hour or two once a month to make a difference in your community? Do you enjoy knowing you have made a difference in someone’s life?

Then Meals on Wheels needs you! We depend on individuals like you to deliver a hot, nutrition meal to homebound seniors. Your smile and that meal may be the highlight of their day.

You can volunteer as little as once a month or you can volunteer once a week or more. Routes typically take an hour to an hour and a half. The average route has around 15-20 stops. Meals are delivered daily Monday through Friday (except for holidays) and meals can be picked between 9am-11am.

Offering up a small portion of your time can make a great impact on the people you will deliver to. They will appreciate your kindness and willingness to make sure they receive a meal. It may be the only hot, nutritious meal they have that day. You are also providing a welfare check as you may be the only person they see that day.

Can you donate an hour or two once a month to make a difference in your community? Do you enjoy knowing you have made a difference in someone’s life?

Then Meals on Wheels needs you! We depend on individuals like you to deliver a hot, nutrition meal to homebound seniors. Your smile and that meal may be the highlight of their day.

You can volunteer as little as once a month or you can volunteer once a week or more. Routes typically take an hour to an hour and a half. The average route has around 15-20 stops. Meals are delivered daily Monday through Friday (except for holidays) and meals can be picked between 9am-11am.

Offering up a small portion of your time can make a great impact on the people you will deliver to. They will appreciate your kindness and willingness to make sure they receive a meal. It may be the only hot, nutritious meal they have that day. You are also providing a welfare check as you may be the only person they see that day.

If you are interested in volunteering or learning more about this opportunity, please contact Ina Ratliff at 423-246-0120

Can you donate an hour or two once a month to make a difference in your community? Do you enjoy knowing you have made a difference in someone’s life?

Then Meals on Wheels needs you! We depend on individuals like you to deliver a hot, nutrition meal to homebound seniors. Your smile and that meal may be the highlight of their day.

You can volunteer as little as once a month or you can volunteer once a week or more. Routes typically take an hour to an hour and a half. The average route has around 15-20 stops. Meals are delivered daily Monday through Friday (except for holidays) and meals can be picked between 9am-11am.

Offering up a small portion of your time can make a great impact on the people you will deliver to. They will appreciate your kindness and willingness to make sure they receive a meal. It may be the only hot, nutritious meal they have that day. You are also providing a welfare check as you may be the only person they see that day.

If you are interested in volunteering or learning more about this opportunity, please contact Misty Davis at 423-357-3281.

Can you donate an hour or two once a month to make a difference in your community? Do you enjoy knowing you have made a difference in someone’s life?

Then Meals on Wheels needs you! We depend on individuals like you to deliver a hot, nutrition meal to homebound seniors. Your smile and that meal may be the highlight of their day.

You can volunteer as little as once a month or you can volunteer once a week or more. Routes typically take an hour to an hour and a half. The average route has around 15-20 stops. Meals are delivered daily Monday through Friday (except for holidays) and meals can be picked between 9am-11am.

Offering up a small portion of your time can make a great impact on the people you will deliver to. They will appreciate your kindness and willingness to make sure they receive a meal. It may be the only hot, nutritious meal they have that day. You are also providing a welfare check as you may be the only person they see that day.

If you are interested in volunteering or learning more about this opportunity, please contact Sarah Simmons at 423-272-9186.

Can you donate an hour or two once a month to make a difference in your community? Do you enjoy knowing you have made a difference in someone’s life?

Then Meals on Wheels needs you! We depend on individuals like you to deliver a hot, nutrition meal to homebound seniors. Your smile and that meal may be the highlight of their day.

You can volunteer as little as once a month or you can volunteer once a week or more. Routes typically take an hour to an hour and a half. The average route has around 15-20 stops. Meals are delivered daily Monday through Friday (except for holidays) and meals can be picked between 9am-11am.

Offering up a small portion of your time can make a great impact on the people you will deliver to. They will appreciate your kindness and willingness to make sure they receive a meal. It may be the only hot, nutritious meal they have that day. You are also providing a welfare check as you may be the only person they see that day.

If you are interested in volunteering or learning more about this opportunity, please contact Marcia Cox at 423-444-1710. 

The Community Partner Program is a volunteer commitment in which the volunteer would facilitate sessions to one of our community partners that provide Junior Achievement programs. Volunteers should have a general understanding of financial literacy, entrepreneurship, and work/career readiness as these are the topics in which the community partner's chosen program would involve. Typically, community partner programs are offered during after school hours or weekends; the volunteer would work with the community partner's schedule to determine the exact time commitment. Volunteers will be provided training from Junior Achievement that is specific to the program the community partner has selected.

 Suggested age of volunteers is at least 18 years old. Volunteers are required to complete a background check before training. Following registration, a background screening link and required documents for review and signature will be sent via email. If not completed, the volunteer will be unable to volunteer. If you are bilingual or multilingual, please note the language(s) spoken.

Join the Red Cross volunteer team to help communities during disasters such as: Home Fires, Tornado and 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: https://volunteerconnection.redcross.org/?nd=lead&a=97764&h=986&p=571126

(Tip: Photograph your government-issued Photo ID before you get started.)

Or Email GiveTime@redcross.org with questions.

Join the Red Cross volunteer team to help communities during disasters such as: Home Fires, Tornado and 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: https://redcross.org/volunteer.
Or Email GiveTime@redcross.org with questions.

As a Lasagna Love Chef, you pick when you are available, how far you are able to travel, and your Local Leader will match you with a neighbor in need of a meal. Once matched you communicate with the recipient and schedule when to deliver your homemade meal! 

Lasagna Love is a global nonprofit and grassroots movement that aims to positively impact communities by connecting neighbors with neighbors through homemade meal delivery. We also seek to eliminate stigmas associated with asking for help when it is needed most.

Our mission is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. 

As a Lasagna Love Chef, you pick when you are available, how far you are able to travel, and your Local Leader will match you with a neighbor in need of a meal. Once matched you communicate with the recipient and schedule when to deliver your homemade meal! 

Lasagna Love is a global nonprofit and grassroots movement that aims to positively impact communities by connecting neighbors with neighbors through homemade meal delivery. We also seek to eliminate stigmas associated with asking for help when it is needed most.

Our mission is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. 

As a Lasagna Love Chef, you pick when you are available, how far you are able to travel, and your Local Leader will match you with a neighbor in need of a meal. Once matched you communicate with the recipient and schedule when to deliver your homemade meal! 

Lasagna Love is a global nonprofit and grassroots movement that aims to positively impact communities by connecting neighbors with neighbors through homemade meal delivery. We also seek to eliminate stigmas associated with asking for help when it is needed most.

Our mission is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. 

As a Lasagna Love Chef, you pick when you are available, how far you are able to travel, and your Local Leader will match you with a neighbor in need of a meal. Once matched you communicate with the recipient and schedule when to deliver your homemade meal! 

Lasagna Love is a global nonprofit and grassroots movement that aims to positively impact communities by connecting neighbors with neighbors through homemade meal delivery. We also seek to eliminate stigmas associated with asking for help when it is needed most.

Our mission is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. 

As a Lasagna Love Chef, you pick when you are available, how far you are able to travel, and your Local Leader will match you with a neighbor in need of a meal. Once matched you communicate with the recipient and schedule when to deliver your homemade meal! 

Lasagna Love is a global nonprofit and grassroots movement that aims to positively impact communities by connecting neighbors with neighbors through homemade meal delivery. We also seek to eliminate stigmas associated with asking for help when it is needed most.

Our mission is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. 

As a Lasagna Love Chef, you pick when you are available, how far you are able to travel, and your Local Leader will match you with a neighbor in need of a meal. Once matched you communicate with the recipient and schedule when to deliver your homemade meal! 

Lasagna Love is a global nonprofit and grassroots movement that aims to positively impact communities by connecting neighbors with neighbors through homemade meal delivery. We also seek to eliminate stigmas associated with asking for help when it is needed most.

Our mission is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. 

As a Lasagna Love Chef, you pick when you are available, how far you are able to travel, and your Local Leader will match you with a neighbor in need of a meal. Once matched you communicate with the recipient and schedule when to deliver your homemade meal! 

Lasagna Love is a global nonprofit and grassroots movement that aims to positively impact communities by connecting neighbors with neighbors through homemade meal delivery. We also seek to eliminate stigmas associated with asking for help when it is needed most.

Our mission is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. 

As a Lasagna Love Chef, you pick when you are available, how far you are able to travel, and your Local Leader will match you with a neighbor in need of a meal. Once matched you communicate with the recipient and schedule when to deliver your homemade meal! 

Lasagna Love is a global nonprofit and grassroots movement that aims to positively impact communities by connecting neighbors with neighbors through homemade meal delivery. We also seek to eliminate stigmas associated with asking for help when it is needed most.

Our mission is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. 

As a Lasagna Love Chef, you pick when you are available, how far you are able to travel, and your Local Leader will match you with a neighbor in need of a meal. Once matched you communicate with the recipient and schedule when to deliver your homemade meal! 

Lasagna Love is a global nonprofit and grassroots movement that aims to positively impact communities by connecting neighbors with neighbors through homemade meal delivery. We also seek to eliminate stigmas associated with asking for help when it is needed most.

Our mission is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. 

As a Lasagna Love Chef, you pick when you are available, how far you are able to travel, and your Local Leader will match you with a neighbor in need of a meal. Once matched you communicate with the recipient and schedule when to deliver your homemade meal! 

Lasagna Love is a global nonprofit and grassroots movement that aims to positively impact communities by connecting neighbors with neighbors through homemade meal delivery. We also seek to eliminate stigmas associated with asking for help when it is needed most.

Our mission is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. 

As a Lasagna Love Chef, you pick when you are available, how far you are able to travel, and your Local Leader will match you with a neighbor in need of a meal. Once matched you communicate with the recipient and schedule when to deliver your homemade meal! 

Lasagna Love is a global nonprofit and grassroots movement that aims to positively impact communities by connecting neighbors with neighbors through homemade meal delivery. We also seek to eliminate stigmas associated with asking for help when it is needed most.

Our mission is simple: feed families, spread kindness, and strengthen communities. 

We have afterschool tutoring sites in East Nashville, and we'd love to have volunteer tutors who help small groups of kindergarten – 8th Grade students with reading and math homework and exercises. For this opportunity, the volunteers should choose one day of the week when they will be there each week, for at least one semester.  Tutoring takes place for 90 minutes and exact times depend on which site, falling somewhere in the window of 2:30-7:00pm.

Each new Meals on Wheels recipient receives a home visit from a volunteer nurse.  The nurse meets with the recipient, assesses needs, and provides feedback on the location of the home and conditions of which our delivery volunteers should be aware.  Training is provided.  Hope you can join us!

To be a volunteer transporte, you will be trained in basic animal handling and transport. Your name will be added to our contact lists and text groups. In cases of emergency, 24 hours a day, texts and/or emails will be sent as calls come in. animals who are sick, injured or orphaned will be crated and transported to our rehabilitation staff. If possible, you may be asked to transport to other rehabilitation facilities in Tennessee. You will be provided with a carrier, handling gloves and towels. You will be required to sign a release form. You will be trained, however, you should never put yourself at risk of being bitten or scratched by a wild animal. Take every precaution. Thank you!

At Opie Acres the work is on going 365 days a year. We have from 75-200 animals in care at all time. The work is physical and dirty, at times, but it is very rewarding. Volunteers are required a minimum of 4 hours per week to stay current in specific care duties. As a volunteer you will learn species specific diets, cage care, infant care, elderly care and basic first aid. As you learn, you can expand your duties and possibly qualify as an advanced team member, caring for our more unusual and difficult patients and resident. You could join our medical Team and learn how to give life saving care, special feeding, and care taking duties, medicine administration, and wound care. We work outdoors and indoors, which requires us to be outside in inclement weather. If you are unable to perform the more physical task, we have plenty of duties in our food processing and preparation, and also in our infant care. Please consider joining us so that we can continue our care for these forgotten animals. 

Opie Acres is a non-profit wildlife rehabilitation center. Our skills are many, however, locating and writing grant proposals is not a skill we are proficient in. If you have experience in grants and are willing to help us, please contact one of our volunteer staff member ASAP. We are in constant need for funding. We are, likely, the largest wildlife rehabilitation center in the State of Tennessee, and we have a great number of animals in our care at all times. 

Thank you

Jerry Harvey TWRA Wildlife Rehabilitator

423-255-6460

opieacres1@gmail.com

Christina Young TWRA Wildlife Rehabiitator

423-244-8182

opievolunteer@gmail.com

We need students to volunteer to help tutor students in the Knox County Schools in Kindergarten to 8th Grade. Tutoring sessions are 30 minutes long and would me on Monday & Tuesday from 6:00pm-7:00pm and Thursday from 6:00pm-6:30pm. 

WDVX needs volunteers to help chart demographic data at our daily Blue Plate Special live radio show.

The show is held M-Sat at noon in downtown Knoxville at the WDVX Blue Plate Special stage inside Visit Knoxville. On Fridays, we host the Big Plate at Barley's. 

We are looking for volunteers to come to the Blue Plate and engage with the audience to gather demographic data on the makeup of the audience and where people are traveling from to attend our live events. Typically, a volunteer would claim a specific day of the week and come every week on that day to volunteer. We currently have open needs on Tuesdays, Fridays, & Saturdays. You would be surrounded by lovers of live music in our audience and have the opportunity to interact with musical guests and WDVX personnel.

Other volunteer opportunities at WDVX live events are also available on an as needed basis. These opportunities include helping with WDVX fundraising, festivals, and other events.

Direct inquiries to Nelson Gullett, WDVX Development Director, at volunteers@wdvx.com.

Come and make a dogs day! Metro Nashville Animal Care and Control has nearly 100 fantastic dogs available for adoption and they need your help! Our dogs need your help getting them out throughout the day for fun romps in one of our play yards, extended walks, or something even just a friendly lap to cuddle on! So come today and make a dogs day, help them relax from the stresses of the kennel, and help them find a new family for them to call home!

 Apply here https://tinyurl.com/MACCVolunteer 

Looking for a friendly lap! Come and make a cats day! Metro Nashville Animal Care and Control has nearly 30 fantastic cats available for adoption and they need your help! Help enrich our cats lives on a daily basis through play with tours and other enrichment, providing a lap for them to snuggle up in, or maybe even reading them a good book! You can help potential adopters find just the right new feline family member.

Apply Here tinyurl.com/MACCVolunteer

CASA volunteers are appointed by a judge to advocate for the best interest of a neglected or abused child. The primary responsibilities of a CASA volunteer include the following:

Time Commitment

​Time commitment typically depends on the stage of the case. Volunteers report that there is a greater time commitment at the beginning of a case. While the CASA volunteer experience is generally flexible and scheduled at the volunteer’s convenience, occasionally there are mandatory court hearings or meetings during business hours. A typical volunteer spends:

Become a SuperStar Coach! Join the Girls on the Run family to work with young people in Hamilton, Bradley and Polk Counties! Team up with other coaches and use our fun, experience-based curriculum to lead a small team of girls during after-school twice-weekly practices to promote positive youth development, teach life skills, connect with others, play running games and teach life skills. At the end of each season, take part in our exciting 5k Celebration.

Chattanooga Audubon Society's Visitor Center serves as a hub for education, advocacy, and community engagement. Volunteers find themselves immersed in a vibrant atmosphere, surrounded by passionate individuals who share a love for nature and conservation.

As a Visitor Center Greeter, your role is vital in creating an unforgettable experience for every guest. You'll be their go-to guide, sharing your knowledge and enthusiasm for the trails that wind through the picturesque landscapes. Offering personalized recommendations, you'll help visitors choose the perfect trail to embark upon. But that's not all! As you greet and engage with guests, you'll have the chance to delve into the fascinating history of Audubon Acres. From tales of the legendary Robert Sparks Walker Cabin to the captivating stories of the land's indigenous people, you'll weave a narrative that transports visitors back in time and ignites their curiosity.

So, if you're ready to be a part of something extraordinary, to share the beauty of nature and the allure of history, become a Visitor Center Greeter at the Chattanooga Audubon Society. The impact of volunteers is felt far beyond the center itself. By promoting environmental stewardship and fostering a deep connection with nature, volunteers become catalysts for change in the community. Their enthusiasm, knowledge, and dedication leave visitors in awe and inspire others to embrace sustainable living and protect the natural wonders that surround us.

*Visitor’s Center volunteers also handle tasks such as answering the phone, running the cash register, and providing guests with information about the land and trails.

Shifts are 9:00am-1:00pm or 1:00pm-5:00pm

Due to the nature of this role, we ask that you commit to one 4-hour shift per week for a minimum of 3 months. Weekend Volunteers are asked to commit to 2 Saturdays per month. This frees up our staff to work on programming, administrative work, and other tasks that require them to be away from the visitor’s center.
To apply, please contact Jessica Whitehorn at jwhitehorn@chattaudubon.org.

All those interested in Volunteering will go through at least 5 days of training. We ask that at least 2 of those training days be on a week day if possible. 

Volunteers must be at least 17 to open and close the visitor center with out parental supervision.   

Help us document the finish times of our parkrunners through scanning their finish tokens and personal barcodes - https://youtu.be/nRrD_q_7Ip8?si=RPImBQwxKCLo8fXf We need a scanner each and every Saturday. Respond with a single Saturday you're interested in helping out.

To volunteer, first register for parkrun at https://www.parkrun.us/register/?section=form and select "Third Creek Greenway" as your home event. Please then reach out with a day (or more) that you would like to volunteer.

As tail walker, you walk the entire 5k course and pick up signage en route. This role ensures that no one comes last at parkrun and that participants feel comfortable walking at parkrun. You also help us build community through cheering on participants and talking with any walkers who stay with you. We need a tail walker each and every Saturday. Respond with a single Saturday you're interested in helping out.

To volunteer, first register for parkrun at https://www.parkrun.us/register/?section=form and select "Third Creek Greenway" as your home event. Please then reach out with a day (or more) that you would like to volunteer.