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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 (423) 435-2226 martha.dodge @amedisys.com |
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. |
Appalachian Life Quality Initiative (ALQI) |
Kathy West 423-569-2677 kwest@alqi.org |
ALQI's mission is to promote healthcare and education to the underserved children of Scott County. We could use volunteers in various areas, including helping sort items, organizing for events, answering phones, filing, assembling goody bags for teachers, assisting with dental and health screenings in schools, reading to children; ringing the bell for The Salvation Army Red Kettle campaign; helping with toy giveaways. |
Boys and Girls Club of the Cumberland Plateau |
Christin Neal 423-286-9500 cneal@bgcocp.org |
The Boys and Girls Clubs of the Cumberland Plateau is an organization dedicated to positive youth development through afterschool and summer programming. A member of the Boys & Girls Clubs of America, our local Club seeks to serve the youth of Scott County. We are always looking for volunteers. Volunteers are needed for special events (such as our marathon), to man tables, help with children, read to children, and to clean. |
CASA of the Tennessee Heartland |
Kesha Waters 865-425-0888 kesha@casatnh.org |
The core purpose of CASA of the Tennessee Heartland is to provide a voice for abused and neglected children in our community. As a non-profit, volunteer-based agency, our mission is to empower CASA volunteers to advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children in juvenile court. Our vision is to provide a court-appointed volunteer advocate for every child who needs one. CASA of the Tennessee Heartland serves Anderson, Scott, and Blount Counties. We are currently looking for office volunteers and for volunteers to assist us with short-term fundraising. |
Food Pantry - First United Methodist Church |
Mike Farr or Dave Gass 423-569-8829; or 423-371-9682 |
The food pantry is open every Thursday morning from 9:00am-12:00pm and the first Thursday evening of the month from 6:00pm-8:00pm. |
Morgan Scott Project |
Crystal Tompkins (423) 965-3131 (423) 965-5118 morganscott@highland.net |
The Morgan Scott Project's mission is to provide a common cooperative base for churches, agencies, and individuals to identify the problems of and provide the solutions for people in peril in Morgan and Scott Counties. We are looking for volunteers to help with work groups, taking pictures and sharing the stories of those we help, and to help with accounting. |
Scott County Homeless Shelter (SCHS) |
Ray Perry, Executive Director (423) 663-3333 homeless.dir@highland.net |
The Scott County Homeless Shelter provides comprehensive shelter program to combat homelessness. The organization provides clean, safe Shelter, clothing, food, and hygiene. A weekly food pantry is open to the community. SCHS also offers a Supportive Housing program which provides financial aid to prevent homelessness or rehouse a homeless family. Volunteer opportunities exist in helping during weekly food pantry distribution or assist with receiving and organizing donations of all types. We also need assistance with sorting items and other daily tasks. Please call for details. |
St. Mary's Legacy Clinic |
Bri Vinyard (865) 212-5570 |
We are a non-profit organization in need of more volunteers. We are a mobile clinic that provides health care for the uninsured in East TN. We will be traveling to Scott Co. the third Tuesday of every month starting in October and be located at The Pregnancy Help Center / St. Jude Catholic Church, Helenwood, TN. We are looking for volunteers to assist us when we travel to our Helenwood location. |
Scott County Libraries |
Andy Anderson 865-354-3000 x 4790 AndersonHR@roanestate.edu |
Scott County has three libraries in Onedia, Huntsville, and Winfield. We need volunteers for a variety of roles. Please contact us for more information. |
STAND Coalition |
Vickie Jones 423-286-9925 vickie.stand@gmail.com |
STAND is a coalition of community organizations, businesses, and individuals focused on the health and well-being of the youth in Scott County, Tennessee. School drug testing is just one of the functions we serve under the larger umbrella of alcohol and drug prevention. Part of what we do includes sponsoring prescription drug take-back events, advocate for policy changes related to drug and alcohol ordinances, work with local law-enforcement agencies, and meet with community leaders and citizens to shape drug and alcohol policies. We are looking for volunteers to assist in preparing for and staffing our events, work with other local nonprofits, and work with youth to bring positive outcomes. There are volunteer opportunities throughout the year; contact us for more information. |
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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