Opportunities From: East Tennessee State University

Keep Johnson City Beautiful, in partnership with the Young Professionals of Johnson City, ETSU Department of Sustainability, Volunteer ETSU, Visit Johnson City, and Meet the Mountains Festival, is thrilled to host the 3rd Annual Johnson City Beautification Day!

Mark your calendars for this impactful community-wide service event where volunteers come together to beautify and enhance the spaces we all cherish. Everyone is welcome to join in and make a meaningful difference in our community.

All participants will receive a t-shirt at check-in and a free lunch will be provided following the service.

Service will begin and end at the Johnson City Farmer's Market Pavilion.

Keep Johnson City Beautiful, in partnership with the Young Professionals of Johnson City, ETSU Department of Sustainability, Volunteer ETSU, Visit Johnson City, and Meet the Mountains Festival, is thrilled to host the 3rd Annual Johnson City Beautification Day!

Mark your calendars for this impactful community-wide service event where volunteers come together to beautify and enhance the spaces we all cherish. Everyone is welcome to join in and make a meaningful difference in our community.

All participants will receive a t-shirt at check-in and a free lunch will be provided following the service.

Service will begin and end at the Johnson City Farmer's Market Pavilion.

Dino Egg Hunt has been an annual, all ages event for many years. Each year we see about 1,000 who attend the event. This year it will be on Friday April 3rd from 9am - 12pm. We will have multiple stations set up around the museum with activities. There is also a room where you can search for candy in our "dino egg hunt". 

Volunteers would be asked to help decorate prior to event and during the event, you will be at a station helping the activity go smoothly and other various tasks. Be prepared to have fun!

Organize donations, clothes, and house supplies, stock shelves, do laundry, clean, and a BUNCH of other behind-the-scenes love that keeps the house running smoothly. This team turn "ordinary" tasks into extraordinary comfort for a kiddo. 

Prepare the host guests in the home and welcome then in the Red Door, being present in the house with children on removal day. Play games, make food, pack bags, hang out, comfort, and remind them "You're safe here. You matter. Love, you're not alone."

The MOW locations at First Presbyterian in downtown Kingsport and at Waverly Road Presbyterian churches are in need of drivers to deliver meals.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Volunteer cooks are needed for Meals on Wheels!  Volunteers arrive at 8:00 am to cook, fill containers and clean up. A shift usually takes 2 to 3 hours once a month at either Waverly Road or First Presbyterian churches.  While most cooks continue to volunteer with us for many years, new cooks should commit to at least a year (12 two hour shifts total).  Since we all have conflicts from time to time, finding a sub or a swap is easy.  Easy menus and training are available.  We hope you'll join us!

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.  Volunteers are not required to be RNs.  Please join us!

Join a cooking team to help prepare meals for needy elderly and disabled recipients.   This cook team prepares meals on the 2nd Friday of each month at Waverly Road Presbyterian Church.  Training provided.  Start time is around 8AM and completed before 10:30AM. 

Join a cooking team to help prepare meals for needy elderly and disabled recipients.   This cook team prepares meals on the 1st Tuesday of each month at Waverly Road Presbyterian Church.  Training provided.  Start time is around 8AM and completed before 10:30AM. 

Healing Hands Health is looking for Patient Enrollment Volunteers to join our team on a consistent basis, 4 to 8 hours per week.

This role is a great fit for someone who:

This volunteer opportunity may be especially well suited for:

Patient Enrollment Volunteers play an important role in helping patients access care by assisting with applications, answering questions, and ensuring information is complete and accurate.

Have questions?
Call Sandy at 423-652-0260 ext. 254

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

We are in need of volunteers to help time during prelims and finals of this championship meet. 

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

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

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

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

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

We are in need of volunteers to help time during prelims and finals of this championship meet. 

Each month we host a volunteer Saturday for volunteers to engage in helping families and communities recover from Hurricane Helene. The project can range from trash pickup, home rebuilds, building sheds, painting, laying floor or general activities related to Helene recovery.

This is a great service event for groups, teens or workplaces to get involved with team building and helping others.

Locations available: Unicoi County, Washington County, Carter County

Each month we host a volunteer Saturday for volunteers to engage in helping families and communities recover from Hurricane Helene. The project can range from trash pickup, home rebuilds, building sheds, painting, laying floor or general activities related to Helene recovery.

This is a great service event for groups, teens or workplaces to get involved with team building and helping others.

Locations available: Unicoi County, Washington County, Carter County

Join our team as a Red Cross photographer. This volunteer opportunity's key responsibilities are listed below.

During Disasters:

Typically, 12-16 hours per month - flexible and dependent on individual projects and local disaster responses. May be 4-8 hours per day during disasters.

Responsibilities include: 

The American Red Cross is looking for disaster dispatchers in the Northeast Tennessee (such as: Sullivan, Washington, Johnson or Carter) area. 

Whether you choose to volunteer virtually or at our chapter office during the workday, your contribution will be invaluable in helping us provide vital assistance to those affected by disasters. To give you a better idea of what to expect and the responsibilities involved, please take a moment to watch our brief video on disaster response volunteers here.

For a detailed overview of the Duty Officer role, you can access the position description here.

Ready to take the next step? You can apply to volunteer with us by creating your volunteer profile here. Please note that all disaster responders must be at least 18 years old. As part of our screening process, you'll be required to create an email login and consent to a criminal background check focusing on theft and violence.

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

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

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

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

Or Email GiveTime@redcross.org with questions.

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

Volunteer now to be a shelter hero!

Here's what you'll do:

Qualifications:

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

TBD

Assist with creating social media content and other public relations content creation, may include newsletter writing. May be done virtually by emailing content created to the director to start out, or on site. Must be familiar with Canva, multiple file types, social media strategies, excellent writing skills. 

Need a volunteer fundraising specialist to attend Development Committee meetings, and to assertively work toward fundraising efforts to expand the mission and services of Bristol Faith in Action. 

Reception – answering the phones, looking up clients in the database, assisting with forms. PRN & WEDNESDAY COVERAGE NEEDED

Thank you so much for your interest in volunteering with us and for being such an important part of our mission of meeting the needs of those in financial crisis. I know you will find that our example of loving our neighbor is fulfilling and meaningful. BFIA cannot operate without the dedication and loving spirit of our volunteers. Please let me know if you have any questions.

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

Data Entry – Enters all client data, visit information, result of visit such as financial need, voucher amount, etc. 

Thank you so much for your interest in volunteering with us and for being such an important part of our mission of meeting the needs of those in financial crisis. I know you will find that our example of loving our neighbor is fulfilling and meaningful. BFIA cannot operate without the dedication and loving spirit of our volunteers. Please let me know if you have any questions.

Create magical moments Help us host signature events that bring thousands of visitors to Rocky Mount each year. From intimate evening programs to large festivals, our events showcase the best of frontier heritage.

What You'll Do:

Perfect For: Social butterflies, people with irregular schedules, students needing service hours, anyone who loves a good festival Time Commitment: Event by event basis, no regular commitment required

Preserve our historic landscape Care for 60+ acres of historic buildings, heritage gardens, and natural areas. Your hands-on work directly preserves this irreplaceable piece of Tennessee history.

What You'll Do:

Perfect For: Gardeners, outdoor enthusiasts, people who like working with their hands, detail-oriented individuals

Bring the 18th century to life

Transport visitors back to 1790 through storytelling, demonstrations, and first-person interpretation. Wear period clothing, demonstrate colonial crafts, and share the daily life of Tennessee's early settlers.

What You'll Do:

Perfect For: Natural storytellers, history enthusiasts, performers, craftspeople who love sharing their knowledge

Inspire the next generation Help students discover history through hands-on learning. Develop and deliver curriculum-based programs that bring Tennessee history standards to life for learners of all ages.

What You'll Do:

Perfect For: Teachers, education students, youth workers, anyone who loves helping kids learn

Join the Dr. Patricia E. Robertson Center in our next Crafting for a Cause event: Snuffle Mats! Help us create snuffle mats to donate to a local animal shelter so that the animals have a safe, mentally stimulating, and fun activity to do while they wait on their forever homes!

The Literacy Council of Kingsport is looking for Homework Help Tutors to support K–5th grade students at Girls, Inc. of Kingsport. Volunteers will assist children with homework in a variety of subjects in a structured, after-school setting.

This is a great opportunity for anyone who wants to give back in a fun, low-pressure environment while helping kids succeed in school!

Work with elementary students one-on-one or in small groups

Provide help with homework in subjects like reading, writing, and math

Offer encouragement and support to help children stay on track

Mondays and/or Thursdays from 5:00–6:00 p.m.

Just one hour per session—volunteers can serve once or twice a week

Ongoing need during the school year

Comfortable helping with basic K–5th grade homework across subjects

Patience, positivity, and a genuine interest in working with children

Must be willing and able to pass a background check (paid for by the Literacy Council)

Volunteers must be at least 21 years old

No formal training is required, but volunteers will receive guidance and support from Literacy Council staff and on-site partners at Girls, Inc.

Support working families and underserved students in our community

Help kids build confidence and skills in school

Make a meaningful impact in just one hour a week

Contact the Literacy Council of Kingsport at (423) 392-4643 or email lckingsport@gmail.com to learn more or sign up.

The Literacy Council of Kingsport is seeking compassionate and dedicated volunteers to serve as ESL (English as a Second Language) Tutors and Adult Basic Education (ABE) Tutors for adults in our community.

Our tutors help adult learners improve their English language skills or gain basic literacy and math skills needed for everyday life, employment, and independence. With over 10 ESL students and numerous ABE students currently waiting for tutors, your time and effort could have a life-changing impact.

Work one-on-one with an adult learner to build skills in reading, writing, speaking, or math.

Use a structured, pre-designed curriculum (no lesson planning required).

Conduct sessions in-person or via Google Meet, depending on your preference.

Sessions are 1.5 hours long and can be held once or twice a week.

Flexible schedules, with options to tutor during the day or evening.

No prior teaching experience or second language skills are required—just proficiency in English and a passion for helping others succeed.

Training will be provided to prepare you for your tutoring journey.

We can offer 1-on-1 tutor training at a time that is convenient for you! Our next group ESL Tutor training will take place on February 21st 10:00 am to 12:00 noon. Registration is required.

ABE tutor training is completed 1-on-1. Scheduling is flexible!

Empower adults to achieve their goals, from securing jobs to helping their children with schoolwork.

Join a supportive community of volunteers committed to creating positive change.

Gain the satisfaction of knowing you’re making a lasting impact on someone’s life.

Sign up today or learn more by contacting the Literacy Council of Kingsport at (423) 392-4643 or lckingsport@gmail.com. To sign up as a tutor online, click here: https://forms.gle/X2EVxnZwvfSxadqk8

Join the SMILE Foster Closet Board of Directors! 

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

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

What We're Looking For:

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

Essential Skills & Attributes:

Crucial Skill Set Need:

Commitment

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

Learn more about SMILE Foster Closet.

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

Caris Healthcare is seeking passionate people to support hospice patients in the tri cities area. We have needs in all areas for compassionate, reliable volunteers and would love to sit down to discuss how hospice volunteering fits with your passion and desire to help others. 

Patients live in private homes and nursing facilities. Activities include visiting with patients to provide support and companionship through conversation and a presence, engage in activities such as reading to the patient or helping write cards, provide a few hours of respite for a caregiver to get out of the home, and other activities that support a patient at the end-of-life. Flexible schedule, 2 hours per week. 

No hands on care such as lifting, transferring, bathing, feeding etc is provided by hospice volunteers.  Hospice volunteers describe their work as gratifying, intellectually stimulating, and emotionally meaningful. Caris Healthcare values their volunteers greatly & support them through their volunteering journey.

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

Mountain Region Speech and Hearing Center serves children through adults with speech, language, hearing and swallowing disorders.  We are a nonprofit organization.  Our Board meets monthly to guide the Center in its mission.  We need to add a couple of board members. Board members should be prepared to invest thought and due process of evaluating policies and procedures which guide our Center.  We especially need skillsets related to Information Technology and Fund Raising but all interested parties should apply.  Please contact the Center's Executive Director, Kathy Fields, at 423-246-4600.

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

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

More information HERE

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

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

We cannot accept teen volunteers at this time.

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

You have what it takes to be a VITA volunteer in Kingsport or Blountville!

The Kingsport VITA program is operating two sites this year.  Our first site is in the V.O. Dobbins Community Center located at 285 Louis Street in Kingsport.  We operate this site as a drop-off site.  We do intake by appointment on Mondays from 4:00PM to 7PM.  On Tuesdays from 9:00AM to around 3:00PM we prepare the income tax returns from the batch of drop-offs on Monday (we provide lunch on-site for the tax preparers).  Then on Thursday evening from 4:00PM to 7PM we review the completed tax returns with the clients.  At this site the greatest need is tax preparers, although if your people could help with the intake interviews, this could allow our tax preparers to work on tax returns during the intake sessions.

The second site is in the Sullivan County Public Library - Blountville Branch (1655 Blountville Boulevard in Blountville, TN).  This is also a drop-off site format.  This location offers flexible options for volunteers to help perform tax returns.  

Also, if doing taxes is not your "thing", we have a need for intake specialists at both locations. This includes signing people in, making copies of key information, and providing general directions. (No tax knowledge necessary). 

CONTACT BECCA at 423-378-3409 x130 to learn how to be a VITA volunteer!!!

Providing a Link for Survivors (PALS) is actively seeking volunteers across our service area.  Can you be a friend?  Then you can be a PAL!  Volunteers are simply asked to make a weekly contact with their assigned brain injury survivor and then engage in a monthly get-together or community outing.  It's easy...just be a friend!

The PALS Program Manager provides training and on-going support to both volunteers and survivors.  If interested in more information, please contact Melissa Barnes, PALS Program Manager, at melissa@bisolutions.org or (540)344-1200.  Come join the fun...and make a new friend!

*Volunteers must be 18 or older and pass a criminal background check.

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. 

Bristol Regional Speech and Hearing Center operates Bingo on Saturday and Sunday each weekend.  It provides income to off-set the expenses of running a not -for-profit speech and hearing center.  

We need volunteers to assist with running this event.  The location is 238 Euclid Avenue, Bristol, VA  24201.  Doors open at 3:00 p.m. and sessions begin at 5:00p.m.  Volunteers should plan on arriving around 3:00 and will be free to leave around 8:00.  It is an exciting and fun place to volunteer!

Volunteers must be at least 18 years old. 

Please note: This is NOT located at the Speech and Hearing Center.  It is near the intersection of Lee Highway and Euclid. 

Call 276-669-2393 if you need assistance locating us on Saturday or Sunday.  For more details, you may call 276-669-6331 during our regular business hours. 

Our patient care volunteers go out and visit our hospice patients for brief periods of time.  Some of these patients have no one left to visit them and just a friendly face for conversation or to bring them a small snack, could mean the world to them. Please call or email to find out how to have an impact on someone nearing the end of life.  This feeling is life changing and rewarding.

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

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

The Miracle League removes the barriers that keep children and adults with mental and physical disabilities off the baseball field and lets them experience the joy of America’s favorite pastime. Since the main barriers for the participants arise from the natural grass fields used in conventional leagues, Miracle League teams play on a custom-designed, rubberized turf field that accommodates wheelchairs and other assertive devices while helping to prevent injuries. But it’s more than playing a game. The Miracle League is about making new friends, building self-esteem and being treated just like other athletes. To help the athletes, the Miracle League uses a “buddy” system – pairing each player with an able-bodied peer. The result is a bond that cannot be described. The Miracle League serves children and adults who suffer from any physical or mental disabilities, which causes them to be excluded, whether intentionally or not, from conventional Baseball leagues.

Scheduling: Games will begin the week of April 11th - May 16th, We will be hosting a baseball opening day for all of your participants on April 18th at Domtar Park.   Games will be scheduled every Saturday at 10am ages 17 and under and 11am ages 18 and above

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

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

Sign a waiver at the event location.

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

Join us for inclusive cornhole on February 20th from 6-7:30 p.m. Volunteers should plan to arrive at 5:30 to sign a waiver and help set up.

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

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

Join Kingsport Parks and Rec. for an Inclusive Glow Dance on March 6 from 7-8:30 PM.  Volunteers should arrive at 6:30 PM to help set up.

Big Brothers Big Sisters is a youth mentoring agency. We are looking for caring community members that would like to make a real difference in the life of a child in our region who is in need of a friend. 

Every first Sunday of the month, we welcome new and experienced volunteers to join us as we spend Sunday serving this school with their monthly landscaping need.  Tools and gloves are on the site.  Bring your water and a snack.  The building will be locked, but the tool shed will be accessible and there will be a leader to help direct you.  Please RSVP so we can make sure to be ready for you.

We need outgoing individuals who will reach out to businesses to secure sponsorships and donations, who are organized and "see the job through to the end" and who will work to help plan, execute, and wrap up the event for the Center. Being a Jeep enthusiast is a plus but certainly not required!

Small Miracles is in need of compassionate, caring lesson volunteers in our Therapeutic Horsemanship program, Monday through Thursday 1:00pm - 5:30pm. You will have the opportunity to create a lasting impact in the lives of individuals with Special Needs and Disabilities through Trauma-Informed Care Equine-Assisted Services. Please visit our website at www.small-miracles.org to learn about Small Miracles' mission.

For more information on how to get involved, call 423-349-1111 of email, sherrism13@gmail.com or volunteersmallmiracles@gmail.com

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

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

First Baptist Church of Roan Mountain and Lower Shell Creek Christian Church Tennessee has created a form for anyone that would like to help with repair requests in the area here is a link to all the requests:

https://www.signupgenius.com/.../10C0848A8A92AA2F5C70...

If you'd like to offer assistance at the church (we could use it) you can sign up here:

https://www.signupgenius.com/.../10C0848A8A92AA2F5C70...

Thank you for your interest in volunteering with Roan Mountain Rebuild! We are a community-driven initiative focused on helping local residents and businesses recover by providing skilled and non-skilled labor to repair homes and properties. Whether you're a professional tradesperson or simply have a desire to lend a hand, your support is invaluable. Please fill out this form to join our team of volunteers. We welcome individuals, families, and groups to contribute in any way they can. Together, we can restore the heart of our community and ensure that Roan Mountain thrives once again. **In the comment section, PLEASE list when you are planning to arrive to the property.** We need to schedule it with the individual home and business owners to ensure they will be home.  **When the job is complete PLEASE stop by 1st Baptist Church in Roan Mountain or text 951.395.9447 to let us know the project is complete!  This will help us Tremendously as we try to keep this list as updated as possible.

8498 US-19E, Roan Mountain, TN 37687

We have several locations where damage from Hurricane Helene flooding deposited large piles of downed trees on the property of private homeowners. We need volunteers who would love to contribute to Cocke County's rebuilding efforts through landscaping service.

This would include the following:

Utilizing axes, chainsaws and other power tools to deconstruct deadfall

processing deadfall into manageable firewood

Weed eating

Planting flowers or working in the garden

Trimming Bushes

Rebuilding or reshaping garden beds

Raking

Moving landscaping supplies around a property 

Painting of walls, ceilings, and baseboards.

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

Final cleaning of new/remodeled home for flood survivors.

We will be serving BBQ sandwiches and coleslaw, cookies etc. we will need help with any of the following: serving onto plates or to go containers, clearing tables and general duties like that. 

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

Foster Closet clothes sorting.

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

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

General Volunteer / Monday's closing shift 12-3

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

General Volunteer / Monday's First Shift 8-12

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

General Volunteer. Monday's mid shift 10-2

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

Oasis is seeking volunteers to serve our BRIDGE program for working women. Tuesdays and Thursday's 6-9. Oasis will offer laundry-mat services, classes programs, and counseling services in evening hours

Volunteers at The Oasis of Kingsport play a vital role in creating a safe, welcoming environment where women can find hope, encouragement, and support as they work toward stability and healing. Our volunteers serve in a variety of ways, depending on their gifts, interests, and availability. Some of the things volunteers may do include: Hospitality & Front Desk Support: Greeting guests, helping them sign in, offering coffee or refreshments, and creating a warm, respectful atmosphere. Encouragement & Listening: Offering compassionate conversation and emotional support to women who may be struggling or rebuilding their lives. Resource Assistance: Helping clients connect with community resources, complete applications, or access clothing, hygiene items, or other essentials. Programs & Activities: Assisting with classes, workshops, Bible studies, or support groups that promote personal growth and wellness. Special Events & Projects: Supporting fundraising events, community outreach, or seasonal drives. Maintenance & Organization: Helping keep the center clean, organized, and inviting for all who come through our doors. All volunteers receive orientation and guidance to ensure they understand the mission of Oasis and how to serve in a trauma-informed, respectful, and compassionate way. At The Oasis of Kingsport, we believe every volunteer helps restore dignity and hope to the women we serve. Whether through a kind word, a helping hand, or a listening ear, your time and presence truly make a difference.

Volunteer needed to cover 8-12  

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

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

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

General Volunteer for Friday's closing shift 12-3

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

Oasis is always needing daytime volunteers, Volunteers are the backbone that helps our organization stay open to serve women daily. Volunteers can opt in the work a few hours a week, one day, or everyday. Volunteers complete a myriad of daily tasks, including checking clients in, attending to their needs, answering phones, filling PERKS orders, and other duties. Volunteers go through an application process and must submit to a background check for the safety of our staff, volunteers, clients, and especially children on campus. Please visit our website for more information @ oasiskpt.org

Volunteers at The Oasis of Kingsport play a vital role in creating a safe, welcoming environment where women can find hope, encouragement, and support as they work toward stability and healing. Our volunteers serve in a variety of ways, depending on their gifts, interests, and availability. Some of the things volunteers may do include: Hospitality & Front Desk Support: Greeting guests, helping them sign in, offering coffee or refreshments, and creating a warm, respectful atmosphere. Encouragement & Listening: Offering compassionate conversation and emotional support to women who may be struggling or rebuilding their lives. Resource Assistance: Helping clients connect with community resources, complete applications, or access clothing, hygiene items, or other essentials. Programs & Activities: Assisting with classes, workshops, Bible studies, or support groups that promote personal growth and wellness. Special Events & Projects: Supporting fundraising events, community outreach, or seasonal drives. Maintenance & Organization: Helping keep the center clean, organized, and inviting for all who come through our doors. All volunteers receive orientation and guidance to ensure they understand the mission of Oasis and how to serve in a trauma-informed, respectful, and compassionate way. At The Oasis of Kingsport, we believe every volunteer helps restore dignity and hope to the women we serve. Whether through a kind word, a helping hand, or a listening ear, your time and presence truly make a difference.

Are you looking to help those in your community but you’re not sure where to start? Join Uplift Appalachia as a volunteer driver.

We are looking for volunteers to transport people in recovery to training programs or work as a way to love them into a healthy community while meeting a practical need. We will equip you. As a volunteer you will get to:

Uplift Appalachia’s mission is to provide education, training, consulting, and connecting to churches and organizations, motivating and equipping them to love and serve those living with addictions, mental health, and other life challenges on their journey to flourishing.

Be a part of changing someone's life!

Service opportunity in Lynn Garden preparing and distributing food and clothing to the Northeast Tennessee and Southwest Virginia Communities. 

Tasks include sorting and hanging clothing, packaging food items, and building community relations. 

Volunteers may need to lift boxes up to 50 lbs. 

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

Hours are flexible and can change.

YWCA NETN and SWVA operates the Bristol Bridal Station as a Social Enterprise in support of the YWCA mission. The salon features new, couture wedding and special occasion gowns and accessories priced at a fraction of regular retail. The Volunteer Bridal Consultant will provide excellent customer service and support to clients. Ideal Volunteer Bridal Consultant characteristics:Available for 2.5 hour shifts on Saturdays, once or twice per month.Available to facilitate occasional weekday evening private appointment.Available to assist in processing new inventory occasionally.Well groomed, professional presentation. Consultant dress code is black pants/skirt/dress and black top.Good physical condition, able to lift up to 20lbs overhead.Energetic and outgoing.Work well with a wide variety of personality types.Sincerely enjoy helping others and enthusiastic about special events.Sensitively listen to customer needs.Respectful of personal boundaries and varying levels of modesty.Ability to remain neutral and professional when engaging with families.Attentive to Bridal Station policies and procedures.Willingness to learn bridal/formalwear terminology.Willingness to communicate about YWCA mission and programs.Ability to multi-task, assist multiple customers at one time.Trustworthy and patient.

Someone or a group to help with basic landscaping, pulling weeds, mowing, keeping the area neat and tidy.

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Ready to lead, support, and inspire? Become a peer mentor!

Access ETSU offers supplemental support to young adults with an intellectual disability (ID) who seek to enhance their academic, career development, and social skills alongside their peers at ETSU.

As a peer mentor, you play a vital role in providing this support. Not only will you be enhancing the college experience of your peers, you will be growing your own skills and building your own network as well. 

As a volunteer mentor, you'll be a trusted, consistent presence in a young person’s life. Through weekly meetings, activities, or sports engagement, you'll help your mentee build confidence, set goals, cope with stress, and stay on a positive path. No coaching or athletic expertise is required—just a heart for youth and a willingness to show up.