Class of 2024: Cap and gown pickups begin April 15 at the Harriman and Oak Ridge bookstores. Bookstore hours are 8am-4:30pm ET Monday-Thursday. Visit the commencement ceremony webpage for additional info.
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If you are a nonprofit organization or agency involved in charity work and wish to be added to this list, contact John Brown at brownjn2@roanestate.edu.
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Amedisys Hospice |
Martha Dodge, Volunteer Coordinator |
We are a hospice agency operating in all nine counties of RSCC's service area. Some volunteer opportunities include: * Visiting patients to provide companionship – at home, in a nursing home or assisted living. |
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American Red Cross (East TN) http://www.redcross.org/ |
Kristin Manuel, Volunteer Specialist (865) 584-2999 kristin.manuel@redcross.org |
The American Red Cross of East Tennessee serves Anderson, Blount, Campbell, Cumberland, Fentress, Knox, Loudon, Monroe, Morgan, Roane, Scott, Sevier and Union counties in Tennessee. We have various volunteer opportunities, including office and indoor work, outdoor work, and manual labor. |
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Campbell Co. Children's Center |
Tracy Davis |
The mission of the Campbell County Children’s Center is to reduce the traumatization of the child abuse victims and their families by facilitating a comprehensive multi-disciplinary team approach to detection, investigations, prosecution, and treatment of child abuse; and prevent child abuse in our communities. We need volunteers in various capacities from office work and support to working directly with clients. Please contact us for more information. |
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Campbell Co. Historical Society |
Linda Miller, Treasurer and Museum Curator CCTNHistoricalSoc@gmail.com |
The Campbell County Historical Society is dedicated to preserving, interpreting, and promoting the history of Campbell County. We need local volunteers to assist with our mission. Please contact us for more information. |
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Campbell Co. Rural Fire Services |
Don McGuire 423-912-5944 dmcguire5781@yahoo.com |
Campbell County Rural Fire Service is in need of volunteers to perform task such as washing/waxing vehicles, cleaning fire stations, testing fire hose, cleaning and performing preventive maintenance on small equipment, mowing around fire hydrants, and office type work. We can find a job task for any skill level. |
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Campbell Culture Coalition |
Maureen O'Connell, Volunteer Coordinator Bradley Smiddy Jennifer Hoffman |
We currently needs volunteers for our annual Louie Bluie Festival. The Louie Bluie Festival is an annual local celebration at Cove Lake State Park in Campbell County that features three tents of Americana music, local juried craft venders and art and quilt displays, which takes place the last Saturday of September. This one day festival is entirely staffed by volunteers - it takes about 150 volunteers to staff many venues - entrance gates, parking, festival store, kids fun zone activities, food court, art pavilion displays, and other volunteer possibilities. We plan to bring back the Louie Bluie Music & Arts Festival in late September, 2022, and will have other youth programs that need volunteers ongoing. We may also need volunteers for other events or tasks. Please contact us for details. |
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Caris Healthcare |
Diana Puckett, Family Services Coordinator (865) 694-4848 dpuckett@carishealthcare.com |
Caris Healthcare Volunteers make a difference in the lives of Hospice patients and families. Caris needs volunteers in the following areas: 1) Patient companionship volunteers: provide support in the patient/family at the end of someone's life (people on hospice can live for days and even months) by reading and writing letters for the patient, help with Legacy projects such as scrapbooking or sitting quietly holding someone's hand. 2) Administrative volunteers: work in the local Caris office completing tasks such as filing, making and answering phone calls, or other business administrative task. 3) Special project volunteers: use your own talents and hobbies to benefit the patients and their families without committing to patient and family contact. For example: Threads of Grace Volunteers make blankets, stuffed animals and other items for comfort of the patient; Youth and Children's groups make crafts or provide acts of service in community such as mowing lawns; clowning or singing groups, memorial services, and health fairs. |
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CASA of Campbell County |
Jan Jones |
The mission of CASA of Campbell County is to advocate for abused and neglected children by providing them with a voice in court through highly trained volunteer advocates. These advocates ensure that each child receives the necessary medical, psychological and educational services. Volunteers are needed to serve as advocates (requires training), as well as administrative interns, and to do various office tasks such as filing, working with excel spread sheets, and other tasks. |
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Dust of Hope Mission |
Kimberly Leonard, President 865-399-1796 dustofhope2020@gmail.com |
We are a 501C(3) religious nonprofit organization that has the desire to make an impact in our communities! Our goal at Dust Of Hope Mission is to make sure that no family goes hungry. We are always happy to have volunteers. Please contact us for more information. |
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University of Tennessee Medical Center Hospice Services
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Ginger Maples, Volunteer Coordinator |
We cover 11 counties which includes Scott, Morgan, and Campbell. We desperately need volunteers in these areas for our patients. We have several volunteer opportunities ranging from patient companionship, caregiver relief, individuals to run errands, provide light housekeeping, meal prep, home repairs, and providing administrative duties for our office. We also have specialized programs in which to volunteer through We Honor Veterans, Pet Peace of Mind, G.I.F.T. (Grace In Final Transition) and Chart of Life. Volunteers would be serving patients in their home counties. |
John N Brown • (865) 354-3000 ext. 5050 • Click name for email address
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