Tennessee Volunteer
Tennessee
Called the "Volunteer State," Tennessee became the 16th state of the Union in 1796. It was the first territory admitted as a state under the federal Constitution. Before statehood, it was known as the Territory South of the River Ohio. The name Tennessee is derived from the name of a Cherokee village, Tanasi. Today, the capital, Nashville, is known as a center for country music. Memphis, the largest city in the state, is the place where Elvis Presley first began his legendary musical career. The state flower is the iris. ... [Read More]
Tennessee State Parks
Located approximately 45 minutes northeast of Nashville in Gallatin, Tennessee. Hosts' main duties will be light maintenance of the campground area and fee collection from the self-registration tubes. Special skills requested, not required: carpentry and/or plumbing. Electric and water hook-ups provided. Please call the park manager at 615-452-3706 for more details on this position and other volunteer opportunities you can become involved while hosting at this wonderful camping park. ... [Read More]
Tennessee Commission on National & Community Service
Getting Things Done in Tennessee. Through national service, more than 11,000 people of all ages and backgrounds are helping to solve problems and build stronger communities in 66 projects across Tennessee. Serving through local nonprofits and schools, national service members and volunteers tutor children, coordinate service-learning and after-school programs, build homes, organize neighborhood watch groups, clean streams, recruit volunteers, and do other things to improve and strengthen communities. Whether serving part- or full-time, as a part of AmeriCorps, Learn and Serve America, or the National Senior Service Corps, citizens of Tennessee are making schools better, children healthier, streets safer, and the environment cleaner. ... [Read More]
Volunteer Services
T he need for volunteers is constant at nearly every TDOCprison. There are countless ways in which to volunteer your time, bothinside and outside the facility. The Tennessee Department of Correctionoffers numerous programs related to basic literacy, job training, familycounseling, and mentoring, as well as a host of religious activities. Nomatter what your interest, there is a way to help and make a difference. ... [Read More]
Take Pride in America - Volunteer Event Form
Contact: Terri Hogan 615-893-9501 Sponsor: NPS Location: Murfreesboro, TN 37129 Stard/End Dates: 9/24/2005--9/24/2005 Description: Join NPS employees, City of Murfreesboro employees, and other volunteers nationwide as we work to maintain and improve the natural and cultural resources of Stones River National Battlefield and the city on National Public Lands Day. Project Details TBA ... Nancy Schelin , Volunteer & Community Service Coordinator ... [Read More]
TSLA-Archival Programs and Services - Volunteer Challenge 2004
To obtain a copy of the Volunteer Challenge 2004 , please contact the Archives Development Program or download the .pdf files below. ... [Read More]
Tennessee Science Bowl Volunteers
2005 Tennessee Science Bowl Volunteer Form ... If you do want to volunteer, please provide the following information: ... YES, I would like to volunteer for the 2005 Tennessee Science Bowl, February 26, 2005. ... [Read More]
USDA Rural Development--Tennessee Home Page
State Director Mary “Ruth” Tackett ( center,pink shirt) joins local officials and project partners at a ceremonial groundbreaking for “Cumberland House” – a new 4,067 square-foot, residential hospice care facility partially funded through a $30,000 Rural Economic Development Grant and a $100,000 Rural Economic Development Loan through Volunteer Energy Cooperative. The ceremony was held at the future site in Crossville, Tenn. ... [Read More]
Tennessee Department of Health - Volunteer Online
TDH is seeking to recruit more than 25,000 volunteers who would be willing to work in a vaccination clinic or a mass prophylaxis-dispensing clinic. The plan calls for approximately 117 clinics statewide to administer the vaccinations and/or dispense prophylaxis medications to the entire state population in a ten-day period. More than 250 volunteers per day will be needed to staff each of these clinics. Many volunteers need to be recruited and trained now so the state will be fully prepared. All volunteers will be appropriately orientated and trained for each assigned task. ... [Read More]
History & Genealogy - Military - Spanish-American War
for men in the First, Second, Third and Fourth Volunteer Infantry units. Service abstracts are arranged alphabetically in volumes transcribed by the WPA in the 1930s. The index following this introduction is taken from the abstracts; it is not a comprehensive listing of all Tennesseans who served in the Spanish American War. TSLA has no records of the men who served in Regular Army units. For service records of men who served in the Regular Army, and for Compiled Service Records and pension records of men in Tennessee's four volunteer infantry units, contact the National Archives and Records Administration . ... [Read More]
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