It’s a Great Time To Volunteer. Hands On Nashville Can Help.
The vibes in Nashville are kinda heavy right now, and you might be feeling the urge to show up for your neighbors. Here’s where to start! We’re revisiting host Marie Cecile Anderson’s conversation with Jan Seymour from Hands On Nashville, the nonprofit that makes it easy to give back to or get help from each other.
This episode originally aired December 3, 2024.
Here are links to the resources and opportunities mentioned in today’s show:
Hands On Call & Other Newsletters
Long-Term and Skilled Volunteering
Hands On Volunteer Orientation
Metro Action Utility Assistance
Volunteer with Friends of Mill Ridge Park
Volunteer with Shower the People
Hands On Disaster Response Program
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