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Does anyone know where or how to volunteer with the clean up of the Nashville area after these storms. It’s heartbreaking to see Middle Tennessee so uprooted.
To sign up to volunteer with Hands On Nashville, visit www.hon.org or call Hands On Nashville at 615-298-1108.
Nashville Mayor John Cooper is calling for volunteers to help with the city's tornado recovery efforts.
Nashville Metro’s Office of Emergency Management is partnering with multiple agencies to assist with these efforts, including Hands On Nashville, a nonprofit whose mission is to meet community needs through volunteerism.
Hands On Nashville posted a special message on its website seeking volunteers to be on stand-by.
"Hands On Nashville is working closely with the City of Nashville and the Office of Emergency Management to ensure all of the available resources are in place to help our community in the wake of last night’s destructive tornadoes," the HON website stated.
"The city has emergency response personnel assessing the situation, and we are waiting to hear from them where volunteers are needed.
"Until we have specific locations to share, those interested in volunteering can (sign up).
"As individual cleanup projects are identified, they will be added to this site. We will share news and updates with you as soon as we know more."
To sign up to volunteer with Hands On Nashville, visit www.hon.org or call Hands On Nashville at 615-298-1108.
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ReplyDeleteTo sign up to volunteer with Hands On Nashville, visit www.hon.org or call Hands On Nashville at 615-298-1108.
Nashville Mayor John Cooper is calling for volunteers to help with the city's tornado recovery efforts.
Nashville Metro’s Office of Emergency Management is partnering with multiple agencies to assist with these efforts, including Hands On Nashville, a nonprofit whose mission is to meet community needs through volunteerism.
Hands On Nashville posted a special message on its website seeking volunteers to be on stand-by.
"Hands On Nashville is working closely with the City of Nashville and the Office of Emergency Management to ensure all of the available resources are in place to help our community in the wake of last night’s destructive tornadoes," the HON website stated.
"The city has emergency response personnel assessing the situation, and we are waiting to hear from them where volunteers are needed.
"Until we have specific locations to share, those interested in volunteering can (sign up).
"As individual cleanup projects are identified, they will be added to this site. We will share news and updates with you as soon as we know more."
To sign up to volunteer with Hands On Nashville, visit www.hon.org or call Hands On Nashville at 615-298-1108.