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<![CDATA[At the Sexual Assault Center, we work to end sexual violence and provide healing for adults, children and families through counseling and education. We are asking your support in our 9th annual walk to help raise awareness and to honor survivors. April is National Sexual Assault Awareness Month, and the Walk will be held on Saturday, April 17, at the Sexual Assault Center at 101 French Landing Drive in MetroCenter. Registration begins at 7a.m. at the Sexual Assault Center- 101 French Landing Drive Nashville TN 37228. There will be a 5K run beginning at 8a.m., followed by the 1 mile walk at 9:15a.m. We are looking for volunteers and participants!! If you have any questions or seek more information, feel free to contact: Rachel at 615-259-9055, ext. 324 or check the website: <a href="http://www.sacenter.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.sacenter.org</a>]]>

<![CDATA[Nationwide nonprofit you can do your community hours with ,your schedule ,your time. <a href="http://www.reachoutamericaonline.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.reachoutamericaonline.org</a>]]>

<![CDATA[We make it easy for everyone involved. Reachout America <a href="http://www.reachoutamericaonline.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.reachoutamericaonline.org</a> ]]>

<![CDATA[im a single disabled woman with no running car im behind on rent and lights will be cut off in a matter of a few days if i dont get help local churches here have no funds i got a few places that will help no way to get there due to having no car so does any one have ideas of what i can do i'm lost here and if i lose lights i got no place to go and i have a child here as well is there any help out there ? if you know of any local places that will help ANY THING TO HELP OR KNOW OF ANY PLACE THAT WILL HELP OVER THE PHONE ? ANY THING THAT WILL HELP PLEASE EMAIL A.S.A.P. THANK YOU ]]>

<![CDATA[We are a fairly new Registered Non-profit Corporation and pending 501c3 FOREVER FARM ANIMAL RESCUE & SANCTUARY that is trying to get off the ground. We would like to be ready when the next large group of horses or farm Animals are rescued, such as what happened in December with the ASPCA. We have 17 acres and a large 10 stall barn. We have only about 10 animals living here so far. We are looking for some community support. Not only do we want to find forever homes for adoptable animals but we will also provide Sanctuary for several old, injured or handicapped animals that need a retirement home. We are planning on an educational program which would include Hands-on education with the animals. Please help us to make all these things a reality. There is a large need for a facility such as this in the area. Fencing materials Tractor - can be old as long as it's fixable. Animal crates, kennels. Horse trailer - any condition. Do nations at Our Website <a href="http://foreverfarm.bbnow.org/" rel="nofollow">http://foreverfarm.bbnow.org/</a> If you'd like to help in any way please email Karen Mcconkey email: foreverfarmrs@aol.com ]]>

<![CDATA[We are looking for someone that is interested in being a song leader. Looking for someone that does praise&worship plus the old hymns too..If you are interested please e-mail us for more details. This would be a volunteer position on Sunday mornings, Sunday nights, and wednesday nights doing Gods work for Gods people]]>

<![CDATA[Psychic Medium offering free readings via e-mail to fine-tune skills and accuracy. No parlor tricks here...just a genuine desire to extend peace and love. Please reply with your first name, birthdate, and birthplace. Spirit will provide the rest. Blessings.]]>

<![CDATA[Please join us for the filming of the PBS Special, "Empowered Living: Embracing the Goddesses Within" with Beverley Danusis. Filming will take place in the lower level of the Parthenon in Nashville on Monday, April 19th, beginning promptly at 9:30 a.m. and lasting until about 12:00 noon. Please arrive early. FREE TICKETS will be distributed via email to the first 100 people to RSVP. Back-up reservations will also be accepted. Beverley Danusis is a successful entrepreneur, the founder and CCO of AboutWisdom.com and a captivating public speaker. In this presentation, you will learn how to honor, appreciate and trust your inner goddess wisdom. You will leave the day with a fresh sense of empowerment - knowing you were goddess born! For your FREE TICKET and to reserve your seat, please contact our office: 260.423.3655 or email us: info@aboutwisdom.com. For more information about this event and the presenter, visit us at AboutWisdom.com or our blog: <a href="http://aboutwisdom.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">http://aboutwisdom.blogspot.com</a>. The PBS Special, "Empowered Living" is set to air in August. The Parthenon will be closed for all other purposes during the filming. The Parthenon 2600 West End Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203 ]]>

<![CDATA[ Get Paid $9,100 For Clinical Research Men 18-45 Currently conducting a research study testing an investigational medication. If you are between 18 and 45, sexually healthy and are normal weight to overweight you may qualify. Those who qualify may be asked to stay in our study suite for 17 consecutive days and nights, return for 5 additional consecutive day and night stays and 7 outpatient visits. Participants may be compensated up to $9100 for time and travel. <a href="http://www.bestclinicaltrials.co.cc" rel="nofollow">Click Here For More Information </a>]]>

<![CDATA[Namaste~ We are looking for a yoga teacher to lead weekly 1 hour yoga classes for a new meetup group in the Murfreesboro area. I am planning to ask attendees of these classes for donations and the teacher will recieve 100% of these donations. My hope is to see this meetup florish and begin a grassroots movement in the Mboro area that encourages seeking inner peace as a means to all peace. These meetups are beginning on April 7th and in the future will be taking place at various outdoor parks throughout town. Please contact me if you have an interest in this. Instruction experience would certainly be a plus but if you are simply someone who enjoys and practices yoga and believes there is potential in them to share this knowledge and skill with others, you are welcome to begin that journey with us. We have certified instructors who can help you begin! Thank you, have a beautiful day :) Namaste, D Please also check out our Facebook page and Become a Fan. <a href="http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#" rel="nofollow">http://www.facebook.com/home.php?#</a>!/pages/Moving-Mats-Yoga/365385351224 We need to spread the word, so tell your friends too!]]>

<![CDATA[I cheated on my fiance and got caught. Part of my punishment is to find at least 10 hours of volunteer work each week. Any type of manual labor at your business or home. Yardwork...mowing, raking, garden work; housework...any type of cleaning at your home or business. I am for real...please let me hear from you. 205-522-7459.]]>

<![CDATA[Non-profit, no-kill shelter located in Franklin is in need of Dog Foster Families. Food and all vet care is provided by the shelter. Also in need is a Saturday Cat Room volunteer to help keep the cat room clean, answer general questions from the public and love on the cats. One Saturday a month is the commitment with the possibility of once every 2 months. If interested in either of these volunteers opportunities, please reply to this posting. Thanks]]>

<![CDATA[Pretty Girls For change is a non-profit organization that helps the community. We are looking for young women ages 18-25 to become apart of this movement. You may volunteer as much as you like or as little as you like. We are urgently seeking volunteers for our April 3rd--Street Sweep. Check out prettygirl4change.webs.com Cant wait to hear from you.]]>

<![CDATA[ If you love the delicious art of sugar (that is, dessert, chocolate, cake, pastry, and confections), choose to eat dessert first, and you're at least 21, please help us grow an exclusive new MONTHLY tasting experience in downtown Nashville. We'll need your help to promote the event AND at the actual event which takes place the 2nd Saturday of every month from noon to 6pm. You can work the whole time, or opt for a 3hr shift, either setup (noon to 3) or breakdown (3 to 6). In addition to our sincere thanks and undying appreciation, you will receive complimentary swag from our fantastic sponsors and time for dessert and beverage tastings every event that you help out. You'll also meet some really great people- prime socializing and networking time if you have a small business or trying to increase your circle of contacts and friends. Opportunities also include an event planning internship for someone considering employment in the field. You don't have to work every event- choose the months you're available. It is imperative, though, that you honor any committment you make- we'll count on you to be there when you tell us as you will have set responsibilities. We regret that we are unable to include you in any of our other foodie events should you fail to follow through. We plan to hire our staff from volunteers, so this could be the beginning of a great event career for you- or just a cool way to get involved in Nashville's up-and-coming food scene and get free eats. You choose! We specialize in promotional events and innovative excursions for the gourmet food and beverage industry- if you're a FOODIE, we'll have lots of opportunities for you to enjoy free eats and drinks and meet some of the top names and brands that make up the specialty food scene. Email for details- serious inquiries only, please.]]>

<![CDATA[Are you dedicated and patient with a heart for children and teens? Call 931-503-0777 x1020 to find out about a child that needs you. Youth Villages is a private, non-profit organization that provides training, financial reimbursement, and 24/7 support to our foster parents. We are committed to helping children live successfully and providing the resources in order to accomplish this goal. Foster homes are especially needed in your area! Call now! It may be the most rewarding thing that you have done.]]>

<![CDATA[New Nashville-based company celebrating launch in grand style with public promotion in downtown Nashville. 30 to 40 local performers needed IMMEDIATELY to effectively make the statement that "we're here!" Please email if interested- include a phone number and any song and dance experience (any style dance is welcome). You must be available to rehearse two nights per week for a few weeks, then perform on a weekday afternoon. More specific information will be provided to those selected to participate. Our sponsors are offering great freebies and treats to those who participate- along with our sincere thanx and gratitiude! Please respond by March 22 for an opportunity to be a part of this fun, press-covered feel-good moment that Nashville will not soon forget. ]]>

<![CDATA[The Nashville Adult Literacy Council needs volunteer tutors for its drop-in learning program to help teach English-speaking adults how to read and English to adult immigrants. Start Now allows learners on our waiting list to call and schedule hour appointments for immediate instruction while waiting for a full-time one-on-one tutor. The next volunteer tutor training session will be held at the Nashville Adult Literacy Council Antioch, 325 Rural Hill Rd. #2, Nashville, 37217 on Tuesday, March 23 from 6 – 8:30 p.m. As a volunteer, you can sign up for as many or as few hour time slots that fit your time schedule every month. Due to the changing economy and a greater number of learners, our program needs volunteer tutors now more than ever. We have a need for tutors all over the Nashville area but are currently experiencing a serious shortage of tutors in the Antioch area. If you live in the Antioch area, we especially need you! A 2.5 hour training is required and no teaching experience is necessary, but you must be at least 18 years of age. Please contact our offices at 298-8060 or info@nashvilleliteracy.org to RSVP for training and for more information.]]>

<![CDATA[The Nashville Adult Literacy Council needs one-on-one volunteer tutors to help teach English-speaking adults how to read and English to adult immigrants. We ask volunteers for a 6 month minimum commitment with a weekly time commitment of 3 hours. Volunteers will meet continuously with the same student and meeting times/locations are based upon your availability. The next volunteer tutor training session will be held at the Cohn Adult Learning Center, 4805 Park Ave. in Nashville, on Saturday, March 27 from 9:00 a.m. – 3:30 p.m. Volunteer tutors will be matched with an adult learner based on schedule and location preferences. Due to the changing economy and a greater number of learners, our program needs volunteer tutors now more than ever. We have a need for tutors all over the Nashville area but are currently experiencing a serious shortage of tutors in the Antioch area. If you live in the Antioch area, we especially need you! A one-day training is required and no teaching experience is necessary, but you must be at least 18 years of age. Please contact our offices at 298-8060 or info@nashvilleliteracy.org to RSVP for training and for more information. ]]>

<![CDATA[URGENT! volunteers are needed this week to go Washintong to support immigration reform, free ticket, this Saturday we went out and returned on Monday morning. thanks]]>

<![CDATA[Medical Center looking for volunteers to try our new weight loss product. 20-30 volunteers will be needed.Look like your 20 again! Volunteers should desire to lose at least 15 pounds and be willing to actively use our clinically tested product. You know those before and after pictures you see? You will be featured in one of those.will not require volunteers to leave their residence. Compensated trial (meet qualifications) If you would like to be part of this amazing opportunity... ]]>

<![CDATA[I am a researcher at UCLA. I’m running this short online study as part of my current line of anthropological research on how our mind represents information about others. If you’re interested in participating, just click the link below: Survey Link: <a href="http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/M6NFXN6" rel="nofollow">http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/M6NFXN6</a> Anybody 18 or over may participate. The entire study usually takes 2-3 minutes to complete. Questions related to this project may be directed to Dr. Daniel Fessler (UCLA Anthropology). Thanks for your time and/or participation! ]]>

<![CDATA[We are accepting Old and New Computers to benefit The March of Dimes Not using your old computer? Bring it in to our store. We will fix it up, refurbish it, sell it and give the profits to The March of Dimes. We are open Monday through Saturday 9am to 7pm All About Computers 7097 Old Harding Rd Ste G Nashville, TN. 37221 615-873-4778 ]]>

<![CDATA[<a href="http://WWW.REACHOUTAMERICAONLINE.ORG" rel="nofollow">http://WWW.REACHOUTAMERICAONLINE.ORG</a> <a href="http://www.communityservice4school.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.communityservice4school.com/</a> <--School <a href="http://www.communityserviceforschool.com/" rel="nofollow">http://www.communityserviceforschool.com/</a> <--Court ]]>

<![CDATA[I'm looking to volunteer at a civil war site. I'm very handy and mechanically inclined. Let me know what is available. Thank you John Johnboy10606@yahoo.com ]]>

<![CDATA[I just got my permit and would like to go back and get my full Licences. The only problem is I can't drive. Is there anyone out there willing to teach me how to drive so I can get my Licence. ]]>

<![CDATA[We are self employed and weather has not treated us well for february and do not have our marches mortgage. We have held on to our home by the grace of God through this last year and half of turmoil and trials. We are waiting for our mortgage modification to be final, and one of the conditions is we make our payment on time. We have made all our payments on time till now,but havent been able to work enough to pay this months. We have 5 children 1 is off to college this august and four that we want to grow up in our home. We love our house and have become a family here and share so many wonderful memories here. We have not taken any help from anyone , maybe due to pride , but still have managed to stay afloat. I ask whoever may read this even if you cant help and are in the same shape to pray for us as we will keep you in ours. Also , if you need concrete or asphalt work done would be glad to trade off with you. Thank you and email me at bakerman7280@yahoo if you can help or would just like our prayers.]]>

<![CDATA[ANYONE WHO IS WILLING TO VOLUNTEER FOR A NON PROFIT ORGANIZATION, PLEASE EMAIL ME AS SOON AS POSSIBLE WITH YOUR CONTACT INFORMATION.]]>

<![CDATA[Recruiting African American parents who have adopted, or are the primary caretakers of African American or biracial children to participate in a research study. Participation requires no more than 2 hours of your time including an interview. You will receive $30.00 at the time of the interview (per participant). Please call (423) 963-4654 cell or email mjaguayo7080@earthlink.net and an information package will be sent to you. Thank you so much for your consideration. Warmly, Melody ]]>

<![CDATA[I am new in the kirby business and I am looking for people who are interested in kirby or mabey just willing to let me present it to them in their home. If interested call Brittny at 615 730 4200 ]]>

<![CDATA[I am going as well..I have been fundraising too and have most of mine taken care of. I know its not much, but I can spare $20 to start your fundraising efforts. Thank you for sacrficing your time to help these sick babies! Blessings! ]]>

<![CDATA[I am a nursing student and have been blessed to take a medical related mission trip to Bolivia from June !9- July 1, 2010 sponsered by" feed the children medical team" I am going down to provide medical and nutritional care to infants and children. I am responsible for all of my cost and am in need of help meeting some of those expense. If you are able to help in any way, please contact me. I understand that there are a lot of scams here on craigslist and givers have a lot of causes to choose from, rest assured, every cent raised will go directly to the care of the needy children of Bolivia. i am willing to send photos and update letters to those that donate. I have listed a summary of expense below. No donation is too small. Flight $1079.00 Room/Board $900.00 Supply(water,calling cards,etc) $200.00 Passport $ 95.00]]>

<![CDATA[2010 Libertarian Party of Tennessee Annual State Convention When: Start: 03/27/2010 - 6:00pm End: 03/28/2010 - 5:00pm Timezone: US/Eastern Where: 2420 Music Valley Drive Nashville, TN 37214 Description: GuestHouse Inn & Suites 2420 Music Valley Drive Nashville, TN 37214 615-885-4030 The registration fee includes snacks and drinks Friday evening, breakfast and lunch on Saturday, and guest speakers Saturday afternoon. Tentative Schedule- Friday 6:00 p.m. - 11:00 p.m. An informal gathering and welcoming reception will be held as guests arrive. Saturday 9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. The morning business portion will include election of delegates for the National LP convention in St. Louis in May 2010, along with endorsement of local and state candidates for the LPTN. Special guest speakers will include Leah Patrick with the Ladies of Liberty Alliance (www.iamlola.org) and Sharon Harris with the Advocate for Self Government (www.theadvocates.org). Please make your reservations early for this important event. We will need to finalize the meal arrangement with the hotel a couple of weeks before the convention. If you are planning to attend, please e-mail Kelly Wall, convention coordinator (pearlaurora@yahoo.com). A registration form will soon be posted on www.lptn.org for printing.]]>

<![CDATA[<a href="http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/J3FJ2NN" rel="nofollow">http://www.surveymonkey.com/s/J3FJ2NN</a> Take our quick, anonymous survey conducted by university researchers on regional differences in relationships & safer sex! Participants must be in a romantic relationship. Survey should take no longer than 5 minutes to complete. ]]>

<![CDATA[JUS RECENTLEY BROKE MY ANKLE AND I HAVE BEEN TOLD BY MY DOCTOR THAT I HAVE TO HAVE SURGERY,,I AM 23 YEAR OLD AND I DO WORK BUT MY JOB DOES NOT OFFER INSURANCE,,CAN SOMEONE PLEASE TELL ME WHERE I CAN GO TO GET HELP WITH MY DOCTOR BILLS..I AM VERY NERVOUS AND JUST WANT TO HAVE CLOSURE IN KNOWING THAT ME NOT HAVING INSURANCE WONT CHANGE ANYTHING,,,SOMEONE PLZ EMAIL ME WITH SOME INFO OR HELP,,THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR READING AND CARING!]]>

<![CDATA[Alliance Clinical Centers is conducting clinical research studies to assess investigational medications and its safety and effectiveness on people who suffer from: ~ Diabetes, Type II, on oral meds only ~ High Cholesterol ~ Kidney Disease ~ 325 mg Aspirin ~ Hypertension ~ Cardiovascular Disease ~ Migraine Headaches ~ GERD * Research medication & study procedures provided at no cost to the volunteer * Compensation for time and travel expenses * Must be 18 years of age or older Call for information on other research studies For more information or to see if you pre-qualify, please call 866-308-3271, Email info@acrcmail.com, or visit www.myresearchoptions.com ]]>

<![CDATA[I am a 28 yr old female who spent a small part of my child hood in foster homes and group homes, I am looking for a group home that I can visit and bring crafts and things for the kids to do! Please email me if you know of a place i can go weekly to help bring some fun to kids who are in these types of situations. I have many fun craft ideas and would be good for the kids who just want to talk about their situations, since i have had some of the same experiences! let me know thanks]]>

<![CDATA[Hi. I'm mr. Stephen Simpson. Have just become homeless and raising $ to stay out of m i s s i o n. Appreciate very much any bones you could throw my way I can do errands, yard-house work, odd jobs, etc. God bless.]]>

<![CDATA[NASHVILLE CHOCOHOLICS FOR CHARITY - Volunteer, Give Back, Help Others. This will be a spectacular event!!!]]>

<![CDATA[Mending Hearts is an alcohol and drug recovery community in West Nashville. Our mission is to provide shelter, hope and healing to women who desire sustainable recovery from addiction and homelessness. On March 15, 2010, Mending Hearts will extend that mission to include providing treatment services as well. We are looking for volunteers and interns to come in and provide recovery related services to help support that mission. If you have a passion for art, music, crafts or any other hobby you can think of, you will be a perfect fit. To inquire more about this opportunity please reply to the email address provided. For more information about Mending Hearts, please visit www.mendingheartsinc.org.]]>

<![CDATA[Hi, I'm a Cluster Coordinator for PAX (Program of Academic Exchange) looking for qualified host families to help build borders by welcoming a high school exchange student from another part of the world into your home for only 1 academic school year beginning in August of this year, 2010. You have the opportunity to learn, grow, and even travel through these amazingly bright individuals who are just as excited to learn from you as you are them. This will be an unforgettable experience for not only the host family, but the school in which they attend, and the community of Nashville itself. The Department of State chooses the students through a very selective process and the program that I will be coordinating for is called the YES Program. The YES Program: An Overview Youth Exchange and Study, known as the YES program, brings teenagers from predominantly Muslim countries to live with host families and attend high school for a year. Fully funded by the federal government, YES is a positive response to the tragic events of September 11, a way all Americans can address our misunderstanding of the Muslim world and their mistrust of Americans. The boys and girls chosen for the YES program have been identified as outstanding young "ambassadors" and as students who have leadership potential. The YES program then seeks to further develop these skills. During their US homestay, YES students attend town meetings, visit local newspapers, see small businesses in action and participate in community service projects. They meet community leaders and see America at work. Students also make small presentations about their countries and introduce Americans to leaders, past and present, in their homelands. Some of the home countries of students last year include: Brunei, Egypt, Ghana, India, Indonesia, Kenya, Malaysia, Philippines, Saudi Arabia, Thailand and Turkey My position and responsibility is to serve you as a PAX Cluster Leader for 3+ exchange students in Nashville, and assist with the cultural adjustment, arrival, activities, school enrollment, and many other networking opportunities for all parties involved. So if you and your family are interested in the building of bridges with these students in the Nashville community, please respond to this posting and more information can be provided for you for this coming school year. Thank you and look forward to communicating with anyone with serious interest of this opportunity. Jessica Gaddis, PAX/YES Cluster Coordinator ]]>

<![CDATA[Please join us for the filming of the PBS Special, "Empowered Living: Embracing the Goddesses Within" with Beverley Danusis. Filming will take place in the lower level of the Parthenon in Nashville on Monday, March 22, beginning promptly at 9:30 a.m. and lasting until about 12:00 noon. Please arrive early. FREE TICKETS will be distributed via email to the first 100 people to RSVP. Back-up reservations will also be accepted. Beverley Danusis is a successful entrepreneur, the founder and CCO of AboutWisdom.com and a captivating public speaker. In this presentation, you will learn how to honor, appreciate and trust your inner goddess wisdom. You will leave the day with a fresh sense of empowerment - knowing you were goddess born! For your FREE TICKET and to reserve your seat, please contact our office: 260.423.3655 or email us: info@aboutwisdom.com. For more information about this event and the presenter, visit us at AboutWisdom.com or our blog: <a href="http://aboutwisdom.blogspot.com" rel="nofollow">http://aboutwisdom.blogspot.com</a>. The PBS Special, "Empowered Living" is set to air in August. The Parthenon will be closed for all other purposes during the filming. The Parthenon 2600 West End Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203 ]]>

<![CDATA[We are Reach Out America & Send a Kid 2 Camp. Our founder in 2003 was diagnosed with MS. That event inspired him to Start this foundation to help sick kids. We work with camps all over America. If you have been sentenced to Community Service work we will guide you and supply you with everything you can do to receive our letter of completion for your community service more quickly than any other way while making a difference in a life. Probation officers love us. If you have a probation officer then have them call us to make these arrangements for you. Your service will send a kid to camp. Its a win win. Lets work together and make what we do count. Call for details. We make it easy for everyone involved. Reachout America <a href="http://www.reachoutamericaonline.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.reachoutamericaonline.org</a> kenstepp@reachoutamericaonline.org <a href="http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/org81085.jsp" rel="nofollow">http://www.volunteermatch.org/search/org81085.jsp</a> ]]>

<![CDATA[Hi, my name is Daniel Fessler and I am a researcher at the UCLA Department of Anthropology. I am conducting a study about how people adapt to life in different environments and I am looking for participants from Tennessee. Would you like to participate in this anthropological research? Survey Link: <a href="http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=snFDs0fLHP_2b3FVwNVTJxKQ_3d_3d" rel="nofollow">http://www.surveymonkey.com/s.aspx?sm=snFDs0fLHP_2b3FVwNVTJxKQ_3d_3d</a> In this online questionnaire, we will ask you to either view various photographs of people and places or read an article about a popular social issue, and then share your opinions on related topics. Anyone 18 or older can participate. The survey takes approximately 8 minutes to complete. Your time and effort are greatly appreciated. Questions about this study may be directed to the research coordinator: Dr. Daniel Fessler, UCLA, Anthropology Dept. ]]>

<![CDATA[A Christian music website searching for Volunteers in your city! We are very excited to find people that have passion for Christian music and would like to work with us by covering events in form of attending them and writing articles for BREATHEcast, or taking pictures at the events or videotaping (events, interviews....) If you are willing to work with us please contact us for more info. We would like to hear from you. You don't need to be a professional. Visit us at: www.breathecast.com]]>

<![CDATA[Treatment facility provides a therapeutic program for children and adolescents, ages 9-17, who have experienced trauma. Seeking donations of games, art supplies, and appropriate (and hopefully uplifting) books, music, and movies. Seeking volunteers to teach workshops/classes to the residents in: -visual arts: painting, sculpting, book making, etc. -dance: ballet, modern, tap, jazz, hiphop, break, salsa, step, swing -Pilates, yoga, Zumba, ti chi, or aerobics -chorus/ singing -theater improvs -meditation -other artists mediums or fun activities Please e-mail with information about your donation or volunteer interest. Thank you for your time. ]]>

<![CDATA[Help be the first face of volunteers and business contacts for the American Heart Association. We are looking for some consistent volunteers to answer our phones, do some light administrative work and help let people in the door. This work can be lead to a great referral and work experience. . . a real resume builder! Skills answer phones: Ability to learn multi-line phone system administrative skills: ability to help on some overflow administrative projects, such as letter stuffing, follow up calls, etc Requirements must provide a resume must be able to greet people must be able to volunteer for some consistent hours as available during normal business hours (8:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.) ]]>

<![CDATA[Generation For Creation is a non-profit organization that's currently seeking volunteers and donations for a benefit yard sale. GFC is an inner community performing and visual arts program for children ages 7-17, regardless of gifted ability, special needs, race or religion. We are planning on raising money by having a yard sale in May. You can schedule a pick up for any items that you are willing to donate. Our program is also ran by volunteers. We are seeking volunteers to help with performances, plays, fundraising and other activities. For more information on the program, how to enroll your child, volunteering or to make a donation, please let me know. Our volunteers will meet next weekend and we would love to meet some new faces! Thanks!]]>

<![CDATA[Over 10,000 children in the state of Tennessee need you to open your heart and home to them. Become a foster parent and receive 24/7 support, free training, financial reimbursements and bonuses. Information Sessions are a perfect time to FIND OUT MORE and they are being held at Panera Bread in Hendersonville on March 12th at 10 a.m. Call Lauren at 615-250-7318 to reserve your spot today! Walk ins are welcome! Classes Starting in Sumner County areas soon! Sumner County Classes at the Gallatin Church of Christ Class begins March 30th and is every Tuesday and Thursday from 6 - 9 p.m. with dinner provided. Classes last until May 13th. Please contact Lauren Johnson at 615-250-7318 or email at lauren.johnson@youthvillages.org to reserve your spot today! ]]>

<![CDATA[We are a non-profit youth football and cheerleading organization looking for volunteers to help in our organization. If interested please reply to this ad. We look forward to hearing from you.]]>

<![CDATA[BREATHEcast.com operates as a non-profit organization dedicated to the expansion of God’s Kingdom through the medium of music and entertainment. BREATHEcast.com houses the latest and greatest in all things Christian music including news, radio, videos, interviews and more from the best artists in every genre, including Contemporary, Rock, Worship, Gospel, Urban, and Southern Gospel. Searching for Volunteers in these positions: -PHOTOGRAPHER -VIDEOGRAPHER -REPORTER Website: www.breathecast.com]]>

<![CDATA[I am a female that would like to work with a physical trainer but I have no money to spare. I am currently 346lbs and am threatening diabetes and heart disease. I just turned 30 and would like to loose weight because I have been over weight my entire life. I have a gym membership at Urban Active, with my membership I can bring anyone for free when working out with me. I am able to work out in the mornings from 7am-8:30am Mon-Fri. and anytime on the weekends due to my schedule. Please contact me at (615)788-7492 Thank you D]]>

<![CDATA[I have basic piano skills and would like to offer my services to any group, church, or organization that could use someone who can play simple chords. I have been playing the piano for over 30 years, and although I have never been a professional musician, I have played for churches in the past. I enjoy playing praise and worship songs, hymns, and R&B music, especially Motown and songs of the 60's and 70's. Contact me if you are in need for someone who can accompany you or your group for small functions, or if you just need someone to provide music to fill in "dead" space at your plays, gatherings, etc. The experience would greatly benefit us both. Thank you...]]>

<![CDATA[ YES+ Course Learn More about YES+ * What is YES+ * YES+ at Universities * Sudarshan Kriya * Our Results What is YES+: Yoga + Empowerment + Service YES+ is a fun, dynamic course for college students and young professionals that can give your life the boost of energy you have been looking for. To get the most out of life, we need to increase energy, conserve the energy we have, and manage our time well. YES+ teaches us how to be productive and dynamic while staying cool and centered. During YES+, you learn powerful breathing techniques, yoga, meditation and practical wisdom for our modern world. You can take these techniques back home, incorporate them in your daily lives, and as a result, experience a range of benefits. Benefits: * Strengthen leadership skills * Enhance memory + concentration * Eliminate doubt and worry * Improve relationships * Decrease stress and anxiety * Increase productivity + clarity * Be happy, vibrant + joyful * Restful sleep, stronger immune system For more information on YES+ course follow this link : <a href="http://us.yesplus.org/yes-course" rel="nofollow">http://us.yesplus.org/yes-course</a> To register for course in Nashville : Click here --> <a href="http://us.yesplus.org/courses?state=TN&city=ALL&type=20" rel="nofollow">http://us.yesplus.org/courses?state=TN&city=ALL&type=20</a> ]]>

<![CDATA[AboutWisdom.com and Beverley Danusis will be filming a PBS Special, "Empowered Living: Embracing the Goddesses Within" at the Parthenon in Nashville, TN, on Monday, March 22, 2010 from 9:30 am - 11:30 am. (we would need you at the Parthenon no later than 9:30 am for seating). We are in need of volunteers to be audience members for this LIVE PBS filming, to be aired August 2010. There are only 100 seats available, so it will be first come, first serve. The tickets are SPONSORED, so there's no fee for you, but you need to contact us IMMEDIATELY to reserve yours, as they're filling up fast. Invite your girlfriends, family members, co-workers, anyone who might be interested in learning more about the goddesses within and how to use them to benefit yourself in many ways! For more information, or to reserve your SPONSORED ticket, please email or call us: info@aboutwisdom.com or 260.423.3655. Again, there are only 100 seats available, so reserve your ticket today and change your life by listening to Beverley Danusis speak and have your chance to be on TV! You can also visit our website to learn more about Beverley Danusis and the AboutWisdom.com Mission to "Bring Wisdom into the World through the Hearts of Women and Girls.TM" <a href="http://www.aboutwisdom.com" rel="nofollow">http://www.aboutwisdom.com</a> ]]>

<![CDATA[My Mom has been laid off two months and we are behind on our electric bill,if anyone knows where I can find us help please let me know.The last two months we have had high electric bills due to the weather.My Mom is too proud to ask but I thought I could ask on here.I can't check my email until I get to school everyday because we had to let our internet service at home go but please email me with any suggestions.Thank you!!]]>

<![CDATA[NASHVILLE'S GIVE PIE This ThanksGiving - WE NEED VOLUNTEERS!!! Visit us at www.GIVEPIE.com "Buy a Pie, Eat a Pie, Give a Pie" Also visit www.NashvilleCharityEvents.com Nashville's Premiere Charity Event Website Helping Charities and Non Profit Organizations Regenerate Their Cause and Mission in the Nashville Area What began as a simple website where charities could list their upcoming events has turned into “the” website that Nashville residents and visitors turn to for which balls and galas to attend, what auctions to bid on, and where to donate their hard earned dollars. At Nashville Charity Events, we want to help your charity spark up your connections, inspire your audience, and deepen your relationships with your community, your donors, your staff and your volunteers. We can create an environment for your charity that gives all your guests an opportunity to enjoy the evening, while networking, meeting new people and have a great time.]]>

<![CDATA[The family Gold store LLC would like to send an invitation to local schools, boy scout, girls scout, sport teams etc. interested in having our local business donate money to their organization! We have been trying to find an organization to fund raise for and we have been very unsuccessful...there is no OBLIGATION....it costs u and your organization NOTHING.We just want to reach out to our community...its that simple. PLEASE CALL ME anytime: 615-578-9563 thank you....Daren]]>

<![CDATA[If you love the delicious art of sugar (that is, dessert, chocolate, cake, pastry, and confections), choose to eat dessert first, and you're at least 21, please help us grow an exclusive new MONTHLY tasting experience in downtown Nashville. We'll need your help the 2nd Saturday of every month- next event is March 13- from noon to 6pm. You can work the whole time, or opt for a 3hr shift, either setup (noon to 3) or breakdown (3 to 6). In additon to our sincere thanks and undying appreciation, you will receive complimentary swag and time for dessert and beverage tastings. You'll also meet some really great people. Opportunities also include an event planning internship for someone considering employment in the field. You don't have to work every event- choose the months you're available. It is imperative, though, that you honor any committment you make- we'll count on you to be there when you tell us as you will have set responsibilities. We specialize in promotional events and innovative excursions for the gourmet food and beverage industry- if you're a FOODIE, we'll have lots of opportunities for you to enjoy free eats and drinks and meet some of the top names and brands that make up the specialty food scene. Email for details- serious inquiries only, please.]]>

<![CDATA[Cheekwood Museum Exhibition Internships are designed for the university or college student seeking to gain hands-on experience in a non-profit museum and/or botanic garden. Interns will experience all aspects of day-to-day museum operations, including working with different departments of a museum and observing how various departments interact with one another. Majors in education, art education, art history, studio art, arts management, business, communications, marketing and/or related areas of study are desired. Internships are offered during the school year, coinciding with the fall semester, spring semester, and summer break. This program is ideal for students registered in programs that permit independent studies, and courses that require internships or practicum credits. Hours/Time Commitment: Internships are available between April 1st and November 19th. Hours vary and are flexible, but a minimum of 12 hours per week is generally expected, with a 6 week minimum commitment. Compensation/College Credit: All interns are encouraged to obtain academic credit for internships through their academic institution. Cheekwood currently offers no paid internship positions but does offer a Perk Program*. *Please see the Benefits section of the Cheekwood Volunteer Policies & Procedures Manual Description: Museum Exhibition Internships are designed to expose students to the multi-faceted and high energy field of museum operations while providing students with opportunities to apply their learned classroom skills in a real-world environment. Responsibilities Include: • Instructing visitors about the current exhibition, the artist and his/her work • Assisting Exhibition Volunteers with preparation and execution of Events and Projects • Overseeing administration projects including scheduling a calendar of events and Exhibition Volunteer shifts (must be proficient in Excel) • Preparing supplies and materials for trainings • Organizing and developing curriculum for various training programs • Providing superb customer service for both Exhibition Volunteers and Cheekwood visitors Experience in the following areas is preferred: • Experience supervising/managing individuals • Art and/or Horticulture • Public speaking • Museum Studies and it’s application • Customer Service Application Must Include: • Volunteer Application (found at <a href="http://www.cheekwood.org/Contribute/Volunteer.aspx" rel="nofollow">http://www.cheekwood.org/Contribute/Volunteer.aspx</a>) • Resume • Letter of Interest APPLICATION DEADLINE: March 19th, 2010 Mail or email applications to: sbell@cheekwood.org -or- Cheekwood Internships Attn: Susan Bell 1200 Forrest Park Drive Nashville, TN 37205]]>

<![CDATA[DESCRIPTION: Education internships are designed to expose students to the multi-faceted and high energy field of museum education while providing students with opportunities to apply classroom skills in a real-world environment. Cheekwood offers the Ceramic Studio Internship to a qualified graduate or undergraduate candidate with a background in ceramic art. Studio Supervision – Ceramic Studio The Ceramic Studio Intern works directly with the Summer Camp Manager and ceramic instructors to assist with the ordering and purchase of supplies as well as daily material preparation. Kiln Operation Cheekwood offers at least two clay classes each week during the summer camp program. It is the responsibility of the Ceramic Studio Intern to oversee the successful firing of all clay pieces. This includes: monitoring drying time of clay pieces, loading and firing the kilns, organized fired pieces, and scheduling the pick-up of all completed pottery. Teaching Assistance The Ceramics Studio Intern will assist the camp instructors with teaching and overseeing the campers each week. The Ceramics Studio Intern will also train volunteers on the Ceramics Studio practices and procedures. Responsibilities Include: • Maintaining Ceramics Studio and Equipment • Hands-on classroom instruction • Preparing supplies and materials for classes • Interacting with visitors, campers, and parents through educational activities • Providing excellent customer service for parents & children enrolled in classes Experience in the following areas is preferred: • Experience supervising children • Teaching experience • Public speaking • Museum Education • Customer Service • Applicants must have some wheel-throwing experience • Assisting instructors with preparation and execution of projects and art activities HOURS/TIME COMMITMENT: The Ceramic Studio internship program runs 10 weeks, June 1- August 4. The Ceramic Studio Intern is required to work between 25 and 40 hours per week, for the duration of summer camp. Some time may be required prior to camp for training, orientation sessions, and studio preparation. COMPENSATION / COLLEGE CREDIT: THIS IS AN UNPAID INTERNSHIP The Ceramic Studio Intern will also have access to all Ceramic Studio equipment, wheels, and kilns when they are not being used for camp classes. In addition, the Ceramic Studio intern will receive 25 pounds of clay for the summer, with more clay is available at a modest cost. APPLICATION DEADLINE: March 19th, 2010 Mail or email applications to: sbell@cheekwood.org -or- Cheekwood Internships Attn: Susan Bell 1200 Forrest Park Drive Nashville, TN 37205]]>

<![CDATA[DESCRIPTION: Education internships are designed to expose students to the multi-faceted and high energy field of museum education while providing students with opportunities to apply classroom skills in a real-world environment. Art Studio Interns will assist with the summer camp program, work with the Education & Programs staff to develop lesson plans and activities, and manage and facilitate the weekly Saturday AM drop-in classes. Saturday AM The Studio Art Intern is responsible for teaching Cheekwood’s weekly Saturday AM drop-in art classes. From developing the art activities and preparing the supplies to facilitating each class on Saturdays, interns will work with the Studio Coordinator/Summer Camp Manager to create a fun and educational season of classes. Studio Assistance Additional responsibilities will include assisting the Studio Coordinator/Summer Camp Manager with supply inventory, instructor requests, studio organization, and weekly camp supply management. Summer Camp Assistance The Studio Art Intern will also assist with the summer camp program by supervising weekly registration every Monday morning and afternoon, overseeing supply distribution to classrooms, and planning the daily extended-care activities. Responsibilities include: • Supply Inventory and Distribution • Leading Saturday AM program every Saturday, beginning June 5th • Maintaining Art Studios and Equipment • Hands-on classroom instruction • Preparing supplies and materials for classes • Interacting with visitors, campers, and parents through educational activities • Providing excellent customer service for parents & children enrolled in classes Experience in the following areas is preferred: • Experience supervising children • Teaching experience • Public speaking • Museum Education • Customer Service • Familiar with a variety of art mediums and materials HOURS/TIME COMMITMENT: The teaching assistant internship program runs 10 weeks, June 1- August 4. Interns are required to work between 25 and 40 hours per week, with a 4 week minimum commitment. The Studio Art Intern must be able to work Mondays 8:30am-4:30pm and Saturdays from 9:30am-12:30pm. COMPENSATION / COLLEGE CREDIT: THIS IS AN UNPAID INTERNSHIP APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS & DEADLINE: March 19, 2010 Mail or email applications to: sbell@cheekwood.org -or- Cheekwood Internships Attn: Susan Bell 1200 Forrest Park Drive Nashville, TN 37205 ]]>

<![CDATA[DESCRIPTION: Summer Camp internships are designed to expose students to the multi-faceted and high energy field of museum education while providing students with opportunities to apply classroom skills in a real-world environment. Studio Assistants help oversee the operations and studios of Cheekwood’s summer art camp. Over the summer, Cheekwood provides quality fine art to over 1,000 children. Interns play an integral role in ensuring the quality and success of the program by supervising the studio spaces, organizing and overseeing supplies and materials, and assisting camp instructors with art projects and lessons. Responsibilities Include: • Hands-on classroom instruction • Overseeing camp registration • Preparing supplies and materials for classes • Interacting with visitors, campers, and parents through educational activities • Providing excellent customer service for parents & children enrolled in classes • Assisting instructors with preparation and execution of projects and art activities Experience in the following areas is preferred: • Experience supervising children • Teaching experience • Public speaking • Museum Education • Customer Service HOURS/TIME COMMITMENT: The teaching assistant internship program runs 10 weeks, June 1- August 4. Interns are required to work between 25 and 40 hours per week, with a 4 week minimum commitment. COMPENSATION / COLLEGE CREDIT: All interns are encouraged to obtain credit for internships through their academic institution. The education department internship program does not currently offer any paid internship positions. Interns are responsible for their housing, meals, and travel expenses. However, interns will receive discounts in Cheekwood’s restaurant and gift shop and have access to the art studios for their own use during non-camp or class times. APPLICATION DEADLINE: Interested applicants should send the following materials no later than March 19th, 2010: • Resume • Letter of Reference • Letter of Interest • Suggested, but not required: Images of artwork and/or students’ artwork Mail or email applications to: sbell@cheekwood.org -or- Cheekwood Internships Attn: Susan Bell 1200 Forrest Park Drive Nashville, TN 37205 ]]>

<![CDATA[Responsible for keeping our Chihuly artwork looking its best, this select group will receive specialized training to work directly with the objects- cleaning and maintaining each piece with prescribed tools and techniques. Location: Cheekwood Botanical Gardens and Museum of Art | Key Responsibilities: Team CLEAN cleans and maintains Chihuly objects in pristine condition Reports to: Curator of Art and Volunteer Coordinator Time Commitment: Minimum 4 hours per week, every week Time Frame: May-October 2010; days and times can be flexible Qualifications: BFA and/or experience with fine art objects desirable. Must complete New Volunteer Orientation as well as specialized training by Chihuly & Cheekwood staff. Support Provided: Curator of Art and Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966.]]>

<![CDATA[Be part of something truly amazing! In conjunction with the Cheekwood 50th Anniversary festivities of 2010, you can help instruct and inform visitors in the Gardens or the Museum of Art about several of the pieces in this impressive exhibition. Location: Cheekwood Botanical Gardens and Museum of Art Key Responsibilities: Stationed at a pre-assigned piece throughout the property, you will help educate visitors about Chihuly and his artwork Reports to: Volunteer Coordinator Time Commitment: 3 hour shifts; a minimum of one shift every other week Time Frame: May-October 2010 Qualifications: Must complete New Volunteer Orientation as well as specialized training by Cheekwood staff. Support Provided: Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966.]]>

<![CDATA[High School and Middle School volunteers welcome! You will receive in-service credit as a Summer Camp volunteer. A volunteer assists instructors, campers and Cheekwood staff members. They will help prepare supplies for the classes as well as assist students who may need guidance. Volunteers get to work with a wide range of art styles and materials. Art aprons are provided but “dress for mess.” Location: The Cheekwood Frist Learning Center Key Responsibilities: Assist teachers with hands-on art activities for children, provide one-on-one assistance to participants. Reports to: Art Teachers and other Program staff; Volunteer Coordinator Time Commitment: At least one full week Time Frame: Monday through Friday from June through August. Camp is open 8am-5pm with volunteer shifts available 9am-12pm, 1pm-4pm, or all day 9am-4pm. Qualifications: Must love children and art, must complete Volunteer Orientation and Summer Camp Training Support Provided: Program staff and Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966.]]>

<![CDATA[Have a background in arts? Assist in the maintenance of Cheekwood’s beautiful sculpture collection. Location: Cheekwood Botanical Gardens Key Responsibilities: Maintain garden sculptures Reports to: Curator of Contemporary Art Time Commitment: 6-8 hours per week, every week Time Frame: Year round; days and times can be flexible Qualifications: Art degree a plus; experience with fine objects necessary. Must complete Volunteer Orientation as well as two Volunteer Training Sessions. Support Provided: Curator of Contemporary Art and Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966.]]>

<![CDATA[Provide refreshments or help with set-up/clean-up for events such as the annual Volunteer Meet & Greet. Location: Various locations throughout Cheekwood Key Responsibilities: Assist in event preparation, greet and direct participants, help provide snacks or decorations Reports to: Volunteer Coordinator Time Commitment: At least one event per year Time Frame: Varies throughout the year Qualifications: Likes to host or bake, must complete Volunteer Orientation as well as two Volunteer Training Sessions Support Provided: Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966.]]>

<![CDATA[Educate the community about Cheekwood while you help recruit new volunteers. Location: Cheekwood as well as other venues around Nashville (festivals, schools etc.) Key Responsibilities: Assist staff with hands-on activities for children and their families by providing one-on-one assistance to participants. Reports to: School & Outreach Programs Coordinator and Volunteer Coordinator Time Commitment: At least one function per quarter; shifts vary and normally last 2-4 hours Time Frame: Varies; Functions and events occur throughout the year. Qualifications: A love of children and art, must complete Volunteer Orientation as well as two Volunteer Training Sessions Support Provided: School & Outreach Programs Coordinator and Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966.]]>

<![CDATA[Be the face of Cheekwood! Welcome visitors as you answer questions, give directions and offer information about current exhibitions and events. Location: The Museum of Art foyer Key Responsibilities: Greet Cheekwood visitors, answer visitor questions, answer the phone, transfer calls, sell and renew memberships Reports to: Volunteer Coordinator Time Commitment: At least one shift per month; 3.5 hours per shift Time Frame: Year round; Tuesday-Saturday 2:30am-4:30pm Qualifications: Friendly and outgoing personality, basic computer skills, must complete Volunteer Orientation as well as two Volunteer Training Sessions Support Provided: Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966.]]>

<![CDATA[Be the face of Cheekwood! Welcome visitors as you answer questions, give directions and offer information about current exhibitions and events. Location: The Welcome Center Inforamtion Desk at Botanic Hall Key Responsibilities: Greet Cheekwood visitors, answer visitor questions, answer the phone, transfer calls, sell and renew memberships Reports to: Volunteer Coordinator Time Commitment: At least one shift per month; 3.5 hours per shift Time Frame: Year round; Tuesday-Saturday 9:30am-1pm or 1pm-4:30pm; Sunday 12pm-3:30pm Qualifications: Friendly and outgoing personality, basic computer skills, must complete Volunteer Orientation as well as two Volunteer Training Sessions Support Provided: Welcome Center Administrator and Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966.]]>

<![CDATA[Assist with the organization and cataloging of the botanical library collection at Cheekwood. Location: Botanic Hall Library Key Responsibilities: Assist staff as they organize and catalogue books, keep shelves tidy, and assist visitors with locating particular items. Reports to: Human Resource Coordinator and Volunteer Coordinator Time Commitment: At least one shift per month; 3 hours per shift Time Frame: Year round; Tuesday-Friday Qualifications: Library experience a plus but not required. Must complete Volunteer Orientation as well as two Volunteer Training Sessions. Support Provided: Human Resource Coordinator and Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966.]]>

<![CDATA[Assist teachers and students as they have fun with unique hands-on art activities that encompass a wide range of styles and materials. Classes are built upon changing exhibitions and seasons in the Museum of Art and Botanical Gardens and feature fun activities for families and children of all ages. Smocks are provided but “dress for mess.” Options: Cheekwood needs Art Activities Assistants for various regular classes (Saturday AM and Tuesdays for Tots) as well as for episodic and seasonal classes and functions such as Summer Camp. Location: The Cheekwood Frist Learning Center Key Responsibilities: Support instructor by providing one-on-one assistance to participants. Reports to: Art Teachers and other Program Staff Time Commitment: At least one class per month; 3 hour shifts Time Frame: Saturday AM is 9:30am-12:30pm every Saturday (year round); Tuesdays for Tots is 9:30am-12:30pm every Tuesday (September-May). Seasonal and episodic classes vary. Qualifications: A love of children and art, must complete Volunteer Orientation as well as two Volunteer Training Sessions Support Provided: Art Teachers and other Program staff, Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966.]]>

<![CDATA[Be an integral part of helping Cheekwood run efficiently and smoothly. Help staff members with important administrative tasks. Location: Various Cheekwood departments Key Responsibilities: Mailings, data entry, stuffing membership packets, filing and various organizational tasks Reports to: Various departmental staff Time Commitment: At least one shift per month; shifts are 2-4 hours Time Frame: Varies; year round. Qualifications: Organized and detail oriented, must complete Volunteer Orientation as well as two Volunteer Training Sessions Support Provided: Various departmental staff and Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966.]]>

<![CDATA[Garden Volunteers enjoy working in beautiful surroundings under the direction of knowledgeable staff. Tools will be provided. Volunteers are encouraged to wear closed toe shoes and bring their own gloves, hats or sunscreen, and insect repellant. Location: Cheekwood Botanical Gardens Key Responsibilities: Tasks include weeding, watering, grooming, planting, and other maintenance assignments as well as answering visitor questions. Reports to: Garden staff Time Commitment: At least two shifts per month; 2 or 3 hours per shift Time Frame: March-October; Tuesday-Friday, shift times vary between 8am and 3pm; occasional weekends Qualifications: Garden experience a plus but not necessary. Must be physically able to do light garden work outdoors. Must complete Volunteer Orientation as well as two Volunteer Training Sessions. Support Provided: Garden staff and Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966. ]]>

<![CDATA[Garden Guides enhance the visitor experience by leading interactive tours and sharing valuable knowledge about Cheekwood and its sculpture and gardens. Location: Cheekwood Botanical Gardens Key Responsibilities: Guide visitors through Cheekwood’s gardens and outdoor exhibitions while providing commentary and answering questions. Reports to: Docent Coordinator Time Commitment: At least two tours per month; tours last about 1 hour plus prep time Time Frame: Tours are scheduled as needed. Year round although Spring and Fall are the busy seasons. Qualifications: Friendly and outgoing personality, must complete Volunteer Orientation as well as Garden Guide Training Support Provided: Docent Coordinator and Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Docent Coordinator at cgregory@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6971 ]]>

<![CDATA[Volunteer as a Museum of Art Docent at Cheekwood. Docents enhance the visitor experience by leading interactive tours and sharing valuable knowledge about Cheekwood and the Museum of Art. Location: The Museum of Art Key Responsibilities: Guide visitors through Cheekwood’s art collections and special exhibitions while providing insightful commentary and answering questions. Reports to: Docent Coordinator Time Commitment: At least two tours per month; tours last about 1 hour plus prep time Time Frame: Tours are scheduled as needed. Year round although Spring and Fall are the busy seasons. Qualifications: Friendly and outgoing personality, must complete Docent Training Support Provided: Docent Coordinator and Volunteer Coordinator For more information contact the Docent Coordinator at cgregory@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6971.]]>

<![CDATA[Be a part of making a Cheekwood Special Event fun and fabulous! Spring Art Hop- (late March) - Assistance with fun art activities & egg hunts - Assistance with educational activities - Entertainment coordination Highballs & Hydrangeas (mid April & mid August) - Greet and direct visitors - Admit visitors - Sell drink tickets Exhibition Previews (year round) - Greet and direct visitors Location: Various locations throughout Cheekwood Key Responsibilities: Assist visitors in a variety of ways including greeting and directing them, selling memberships, selling tickets, or helping out with egg hunts or special art projects etc. Reports to: Program Staff and Volunteer Coordinator Time Commitment: You can volunteer for as many events as you wish. Shifts are 2-4 hours. Time Frame: Throughout the year. Qualifications: Must complete Volunteer Orientation as well as two Volunteer Training Sessions. Support Provided: Program Staff and Volunteer Coordinator For more information about becoming a special events volunteer, contact the Volunteer Coordinator at volunteers@cheekwood.org or (615) 353-6966. More information about Cheekwood is available online at www.cheekwood.org. ]]>

<![CDATA[Everyone can make a difference! Your story can mean boundless dollars to a charity. A few minutes of your time can help some of today's major causes. Email for details and information. Thanks!]]>

<![CDATA[Hi Need help for a family in our community that there home will go on foreclosures in a few weeks and they will be homeless. Please help. If you can please donate to the Elan Damassi Fund Benefit Fund at any Sun Trust Bank in TN. You can review this story on Channel 4 web site for Nashville, TN (Haiti Family Foreclosure) Anything you can do, please help. Thanks Marnita Williams ]]>

<![CDATA[In conjuction with the SEC Men's Basketball Tournament Volunteers needed for the 2010 Dr. Pepper SEC FanFare - Recieve Free volunteer t-shirt - Access to all FanFare interactive games and activities (upon completion of your shift) - Free parking (LP Field parking and shuttle downtown) Please note: There is no general public ticket sale for this event and volunteers will not have access to tournament games at the Sommet Center. Volunteer shift times: March 11 (Thursday) 9:30am - 2:30pm and 2pm - 7:30pm March 12 (Friday) 9:30am - 2:30pm and 2pm - 7:30pm If you are interested in volunteering please contact Megan Forester at 615-743-3121 or email mforester@nashvillesports.com To learn more visit Nashvillesports.com]]>

<![CDATA[The Nashville Sports Council is currently seeking volunteers for the 2010 Country Music Marathon and 1/2 Marathon for the following dates: April 21-April 24, 2010. We need over 4,000 volunteers for this event to help out in the following areas: Health and Fitness Expo, Kids Marathon, Start Line, Water Stations and the Finish Line. Please email: generalinfo@nashvillesports.com if interested. Groups and/or individuals are welcomed.]]>

<![CDATA[Greetings! Habitat for Humanity of Wilson County is looking for an experienced home maintenance/repair volunteer to teach two classes for our newest Partner Families. The dates and times are still to be decided, but it would be a Monday in late April/early May from 6:00-7:30pm. We could work around your schedule if necessary. We have a manual, we just need someone to deliver the material! For more information, email rachel@wilsoncountyhabitat.org or call 615.453.4539]]>

<![CDATA[Team HelpMe2Stop.org will be running in the Music City Marathon in support of Trichotillomania Awareness. If you would like to get involved or get more info please respond with an email. Thanks! <a href="http://www.firstgiving.com/helpme2stop" rel="nofollow">http://www.firstgiving.com/helpme2stop</a>]]>

<![CDATA[ im a single disabled woman with no running car im behind on rent and lights will be cut off in a matter of a few days if i dont get help local churches here have no funds i got a few places that will help no way to get there due to having no car so does any one have ideas of what i can do i'm lost here and if i lose lights i got no place to go and i have a child here as well is there any help out there ? if you know of any local places that will help ANY THING TO HELP OR KNOW OF ANY PLACE THAT WILL HELP OVER THE PHONE ? ANY THING THAT WILL HELP PLEASE EMAIL A.S.A.P. THANK YOU ]]>

<![CDATA[Men and Women who smoke are wanted for a discussion on smoking habits. To qualify please reply with your A. Name and B. Age]]>

<![CDATA[<table><tr><td><a href="http://www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-india.htm" rel="nofollow"> Educational and health awareness activities with slum kids in Goa </a> March 15 - March 28, 2010 Situated on the west coast (Arabian Sea), lies this small touristic state of India. Goa was the former Portuguese colony in India. It is one of India's most cherished and prominent places for travelers since many years for its remarkable palm-fringed beaches; a travelers paradise. Groups of international volunteers along with a local group of specialists have been part of an awareness program all throughout the state for several years. This year again a volunteer project will be conducted but with a different theme. The volunteers will be visiting the schools and rural settlements of the region to present the importance of health and hygiene awareness and the need of education among the adults and the children. The volunteers need to be very creative in designing the exclusive orientation for the people of this region. Volunteers who participate in this project need to bring materials and ideas for the program, after which the whole group will settle on a plan of action decided by the team. The program will be mainly in schools/orphanages where the management will invite the parents and the surrounding villagers to visit and absorb the message given out through the presentations and plays. For more details, please visit: <a href="http://www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-india.htm" rel="nofollow">www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-india.htm </a> or give us a call: 617-502-0400 (US), 604-628-7400 (Canada) </td><td> <a href="http://www.cadip.org/volunteer-in-india.htm" rel="nofollow"><img src="http://www.cadip.org/camps/volunteer-india-6.jpg"> </a></td><tr><td> This project is part of <a href="http://cadip.org" rel="nofollow">CADIP</a>'s International Volunteer Program: <a href="http://www.cadip.org" rel="nofollow">www.cadip.org</a> ]]>

<![CDATA[VOLUNTEER VOLUNTEER for Nashville Charity Events - HELP OTHERS in the Nashville area while having fun at some of the best charity events around.]]>

<![CDATA[Males and Females who smoke are wanted for a focus group on cigarettes. If interested please reply with your A. Name and B. Age]]>

<![CDATA[I am a doctoral candidate specializing in older adult issues who needs participants to complete anonymous surveys for my dissertation. The primary significance for conducting the study will be to provide research on older adults’ sexuality, and to provide an alternative to the view of the older aging population as either being sexually uninterested, incapable, and/or asexual. This study hopes to provide additional ways to positively support the older population with issues surrounding sex and sexuality. You must be age 55 or older to participate. If interested, please send an email to survey4health@email or call voicemail box (678) 228-2260 and leave information on where I can mail the survey out to you. A self addressed stamped envelope will be provided in order for you to return the survey to me. ]]>

<![CDATA[Volunteer outdoors this summer with Nashville Zoo! Summer Camp Counselors in Training (CITs) assist zoo staff with summer camp activities at the most exotic park in Nashville! As a CIT you will Help with set-up and clean-up of crafts Gain experience working with kids (ages 5-9) Assist staff with games and other fun activities Volunteer outdoors Learn about and work around animals Develop leadership skills Gain valuable work experience Must be 15-17 years old CITs must be able to volunteer a minimum of one full week of camp, Monday-Friday, 8:30am-3:30pm Summer Camp 2010 runs June 7-25 and July 12-30 For more information visit www.nashvillezoo.org]]>

<![CDATA[Males and Females who smoke are needed for a research study on smoking habits. To qualify please reply with your 1. First Name and 2. Age]]>

<![CDATA[Learn how to cure virtually anyone of virtually anything. Then you can share your knowledge with friends, family, co-workers or anyone. Free training.]]>

<![CDATA[Hotep! Seeking Afrocentrics, Pan-Afrikanist, and non-Sambo minded volunteers to join our group to help in spending time with our children in the Nashville area For too long we as a people have been complaining about a lot, but now we have the opportunity to lead all or children in a positive direction in terms of talking to, reading to, educating, and just being part of our children's lives, a place we have been lacking in for too long We all know the problems, so let us be part of the solutions. The hope if for our children to know that we as a people are capable of taking adequate care of our own, knowing who we are, and teaching who we are without any assistance(hence no dictating how we raise our children). We owe our children this, so Mothers, Fathers, Sisters, Brothers, Cousins, teachers, doctors, lawyers, everyone. WE NEED YOU!! ]]>

<![CDATA[Join the Nashville Chapter of Room to Read for our first ever Literacy and Lattes event on Monday March 1st, 2010 at 7 p.m. - Take an audiovisual trip to Nepal - Learn how you can join forces with the Nashville chapter of Room to Read to promote literacy and education around the world - Win a chance at a fabulous door prize (wine, cheese & chocolate) Questions? Email nashville@roomtoread.org What: Literacy and Lattes Where: The Frothy Monkey Coffee House 2509 12th Avenue South Nashville, TN 37204 (615) 292-1808 When: March 1st, 2010, 7pm Find out more about Room to Read - <a href="http://www.roomtoread.org" rel="nofollow">http://www.roomtoread.org</a> Find out more or register for this event - <a href="http://www.pingg.com/rsvp/523j68ypxmazeg84g" rel="nofollow">http://www.pingg.com/rsvp/523j68ypxmazeg84g</a> ]]>

<![CDATA[I need someone who can donate bibles to me, i'm going to start speaking to the inmates at davidson county jail and i want to give them bibles where they can follow in my lessons, i want them to read along with me so they can understand better how much God loves them, i need to gather about 40 bibles, i'm just starting out and dont have the funds to buy them, thanks and God bless]]>

<![CDATA[Do you love cats? Are you over 18 with an email account, available Monday mornings from 7:00 a.m. to 9:00 a.m.? Then do I have a great volunteer opportunity for you! Join the "cat team", a wonderful group of volunteers who care for New Leash on Life's cats and kittens that are up for adoption in the Luv a Pet Center located inside PetSmart, Providence Marketplace, Mt. Juliet. You will be trained as a volunteer for the Monday a.m. shift, arriving between 7:00 and 7:30 a.m., needing to be done with your tasks nd gone by the time the store opens at 9:00 a.m. Duties include: making sure all resident cats/kittens have fresh food and water, that their living spaces are clean, cleaning of litter boxes, cleaning and maintaining the appearance of the "cat room", emailing an update after your shift to all cat team members. PLEASE NOTE: Because we need to limit the chance of cross contamination/illness between cats in a stressful environment, please understand before responding that this is not play time with the cats! Yes, you will be able to give them love and spend time with them, but they are not allowed out to run around the room and play, nor can you hold multiple cats per shift. Currently we have a volunteer that covers the first Monday of every month, so you would be volunteering and committing to covering the remaining Monday mornings the rest of each month. If this sounds like something you would enjoy, and you are a morning person who loves cats, please contact me and tell me a little about yourself, providing your contact information when doing so. Training with a current volunteer during their shift is required before becoming a volunteer on our team. You will find this to be a wonderful volunteer position, reaping the reward of knowing you have helped our many cats and kittens find their forever homes. I hope to hear from you soon!]]>

<![CDATA[We are a couple of friends who work professionally as designers. We also are planning on taking a Mission Trip this spring outside of the country, so we are doing sidework to raise support. If you need any type of design work, please feel free to contact us. We do logos, business cards, t-shirts, posters, banners, stationary, etc. Let us help one another out! check out our portfolio for more info: www.cannonballcreative.com Thanks :) ]]>