Volunteer: Spring DOC 2026-Northside Neighborhood House-Soddy Daisy Thrift MakeoverBring new life to our thrift store by painting the register counter in vibrant blue and refreshing bathroom doors and frames in clean off-white. Create a welcoming, professional environment that uplifts everyone who visits. Perfect for detail-oriented volunteers! Parking: Available in the shared lot in front of our Soddy Daisy Thrift Store (located next to Food City). What to Wear: Closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty or painted. What to Bring: Water bottle. Supplies: All tools will be provided. If you have any of the following and would like to bring them, you’re welcome to: paint brushes, painter's tape, paint rollers, paint pans, gloves. Agency: Northside Neighborhood House Bring new life to our thrift store by painting the register counter in vibrant blue and refreshing bathroom doors and frames in clean off-white. Create a welcoming, professional environment that uplifts everyone who visits. Perfect for detail-oriented volunteers! Parking: Available in the shared lot in front of our Soddy Daisy Thrift Store (located next to Food City). What to Wear: Closed-toe shoes and clothes you don’t mind getting dirty or painted. What to Bring: Water bottle. Supplies: All tools will be provided. If you have any of the following and would like to bring them, you’re welcome to: paint brushes, painter's tape, paint rollers, paint pans, gloves. Agency: Northside Neighborhood House Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 37379 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Spring DOC 2026-Partnership for Families, Children, and Adults-Graffiti RemovalLooking for a few volunteers to restore our signs by cleaning up the graffiti. Agency: Partnership for Families, Children, and Adults Looking for a few volunteers to restore our signs by cleaning up the graffiti. Agency: Partnership for Families, Children, and Adults Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 37403 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Spring DOC 2026-Partnership for Families, Children, and Adults-Pallet Furniture ConstructionWe're looking for volunteers to build sturdy shelves and benches from pallets for our food pantry and entryway. The entryway also serves as our designated tornado holding area, so having seating available for clients is especially important. Pallets will be provided. Please bring your own tools! Agency: Partnership for Families, Children, and Adults We're looking for volunteers to build sturdy shelves and benches from pallets for our food pantry and entryway. The entryway also serves as our designated tornado holding area, so having seating available for clients is especially important. Pallets will be provided. Please bring your own tools! Agency: Partnership for Families, Children, and Adults Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 37403 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Spring DOC 2026-Partnership for Families, Children, and Adults-Bush Trimming/RemovalWe're looking for a group to continue the project started last year to cut back and remove overgrown bushes behind our Victim Support Services building. The growth has begun to reach nearby electrical lines, so this is a priority for safety. Please bring your own tools. Agency: Partnership for Families, Children, and Adults We're looking for a group to continue the project started last year to cut back and remove overgrown bushes behind our Victim Support Services building. The growth has begun to reach nearby electrical lines, so this is a priority for safety. Please bring your own tools. Agency: Partnership for Families, Children, and Adults Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 37403 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Spring DOC 2026 – Signal Centers – Assistive Technology Services RefreshFor 35 years, Assistive Technology (AT) Services, a program of Signal Centers, has worked to eliminate barriers by empowering individuals with disabilities to navigate a technology-driven world with greater independence. Assistive technology includes any tool or device that enhances independence and improves quality of life. As AT approaches its 35th anniversary, we are seeking volunteers to help refresh and revitalize the center in celebration of this milestone! With a little TLC, we can ensure the space reflects the innovation and empowerment that define the program’s impact. Some volunteer tasks for this project may include: Organize and label Assistive Technology (AT) devices to improve accessibility and efficiency Inventory and streamline AT promotional materials Refresh and organize the Rehab/Kitchen supply closet Sort and categorize equipment and tools in the computer workspace to enhance functionalityOur recommended group size for this project is 5-7 volunteers. Volunteers are encouraged to wear comfortable, non-restrictive clothing and closed-toe shoes. Please choose attire that you don’t mind getting a little messy. Moderate lifting may be required for certain tasks. Assistive Technology Services is located at 2300 Bailey Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37404. Parking is available on-site, though space may be limited. Carpooling is encouraged when possible. While water will be available, volunteers are welcome to bring their own water bottle if preferred. Thank you so much for considering our project, as well as your support of Assistive Technology Services! Agency: Signal Centers, Inc. For 35 years, Assistive Technology (AT) Services, a program of Signal Centers, has worked to eliminate barriers by empowering individuals with disabilities to navigate a technology-driven world with greater independence. Assistive technology includes any tool or device that enhances independence and improves quality of life. As AT approaches its 35th anniversary, we are seeking volunteers to help refresh and revitalize the center in celebration of this milestone! With a little TLC, we can ensure the space reflects the innovation and empowerment that define the program’s impact. Some volunteer tasks for this project may include: Organize and label Assistive Technology (AT) devices to improve accessibility and efficiency Inventory and streamline AT promotional materials Refresh and organize the Rehab/Kitchen supply closet Sort and categorize equipment and tools in the computer workspace to enhance functionalityOur recommended group size for this project is 5-7 volunteers. Volunteers are encouraged to wear comfortable, non-restrictive clothing and closed-toe shoes. Please choose attire that you don’t mind getting a little messy. Moderate lifting may be required for certain tasks. Assistive Technology Services is located at 2300 Bailey Avenue, Chattanooga, TN 37404. Parking is available on-site, though space may be limited. Carpooling is encouraged when possible. While water will be available, volunteers are welcome to bring their own water bottle if preferred. Thank you so much for considering our project, as well as your support of Assistive Technology Services! Agency: Signal Centers, Inc. Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 37404 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Spring DOC 2026-Reflection Riding- Native Plant Nursery TasksAbout Reflection Riding: Reflection Riding is a local nonprofit -part public park, part nature center, part wild lands, and all outdoor learning. Reflection Riding restores the vital connection between people and nature. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to experience nature, regardless of where they live or their economic status. Volunteer Details: Support our Native Plant Program by volunteering in our nursery area. Tasks may include starting seeds, caring for baby plants, beautifying the nursery gardens, cleaning pots, restocking the sales area, and assisting with special infrastructure projects. Projects change based on weather and the needs of our plants—specific details will be shared the week of the event. Volunteers should be comfortable walking, standing, squatting, and lifting up to 15 pounds. With advance notice, some seated tasks can be arranged. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone curious about native plants, eager to learn about local ecosystems, or simply looking to enjoy a nice morning outdoors. Please bring/wear: Closed-toe shoes, water bottle and gardening gloves (we also have some to share) All participants must fill out this waiver: https://go.levitate.ai/?s=ee8ciufg2N&source=customSurvey Parking: You'll meet in the Nursery, which is located behind the Welcome Center and between the ponds. When entering Reflection Riding, bypass the main parking lot and continue following the road until you come to the first fork in the road, take a right, then the Nursery is located on the right. Lauren and Hannah will be there to meet you! Agency: Reflection Riding About Reflection Riding: Reflection Riding is a local nonprofit -part public park, part nature center, part wild lands, and all outdoor learning. Reflection Riding restores the vital connection between people and nature. We believe that everyone should have the opportunity to experience nature, regardless of where they live or their economic status. Volunteer Details: Support our Native Plant Program by volunteering in our nursery area. Tasks may include starting seeds, caring for baby plants, beautifying the nursery gardens, cleaning pots, restocking the sales area, and assisting with special infrastructure projects. Projects change based on weather and the needs of our plants—specific details will be shared the week of the event. Volunteers should be comfortable walking, standing, squatting, and lifting up to 15 pounds. With advance notice, some seated tasks can be arranged. This is an excellent opportunity for anyone curious about native plants, eager to learn about local ecosystems, or simply looking to enjoy a nice morning outdoors. Please bring/wear: Closed-toe shoes, water bottle and gardening gloves (we also have some to share) All participants must fill out this waiver: https://go.levitate.ai/?s=ee8ciufg2N&source=customSurvey Parking: You'll meet in the Nursery, which is located behind the Welcome Center and between the ponds. When entering Reflection Riding, bypass the main parking lot and continue following the road until you come to the first fork in the road, take a right, then the Nursery is located on the right. Lauren and Hannah will be there to meet you! Agency: Reflection Riding Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 37419 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Spring DOC 2026 - Chambliss Center for Children - Outdoor StainingVolunteer groups needed to stain pavilion and wooden bridges. Ladders need for pavilion 10-14ft tall. Agency: Chambliss Center for Children Volunteer groups needed to stain pavilion and wooden bridges. Ladders need for pavilion 10-14ft tall. Agency: Chambliss Center for Children Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 37411 Allow Groups: Teams only |
Volunteer: Spring DOC 2026 - Chambliss Center for Children - Grounds and Ditch Clean UpVolunteers will help refresh and maintain our outdoor spaces by clearing debris, removing litter, trimming overgrowth, and cleaning out a large ditch. Work will be outdoors and may involve bending, lifting, and working on uneven ground. Volunteers should dress appropriately. Gloves and some tools will be provided however gas-powered trimmers, chainsaws and additional landscape supplies are helpful. This is a hands-on project with immediate, visible impact—perfect for individuals or groups who enjoy working outside and making a difference. Agency: Chambliss Center for Children Volunteers will help refresh and maintain our outdoor spaces by clearing debris, removing litter, trimming overgrowth, and cleaning out a large ditch. Work will be outdoors and may involve bending, lifting, and working on uneven ground. Volunteers should dress appropriately. Gloves and some tools will be provided however gas-powered trimmers, chainsaws and additional landscape supplies are helpful. This is a hands-on project with immediate, visible impact—perfect for individuals or groups who enjoy working outside and making a difference. Agency: Chambliss Center for Children Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 37411 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Spring DOC 2026 - Austin Hatcher Foundation - Hatch's Hero ProjectHatch's Hero is a community-based advocacy program for children and families experiencing pediatric cancer. Volunteers will help with different projects that help support these families, like STEAM project prep, video demonstrations, making cards for families, ect. Details: Please park in the parking lot outside our facilityMinimal heavy lifting required, volunteers may be required to lift up to 20lbs Please wear comfortable clothing, like jeans, leggings, or appropriate length shorts with comfortable closed toed shoesPlease bring a water bottle with youAgency: Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer Hatch's Hero is a community-based advocacy program for children and families experiencing pediatric cancer. Volunteers will help with different projects that help support these families, like STEAM project prep, video demonstrations, making cards for families, ect. Details: Please park in the parking lot outside our facilityMinimal heavy lifting required, volunteers may be required to lift up to 20lbs Please wear comfortable clothing, like jeans, leggings, or appropriate length shorts with comfortable closed toed shoesPlease bring a water bottle with youAgency: Austin Hatcher Foundation for Pediatric Cancer Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 37404 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Spring DOC 2026 - JA Henry Community YMCAYMCA Food & Fun Program About Program: To address hunger in our communities, the YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga is partnering with the USDA's Food Service Program to help provide free meals to children aged up to 18 during the summer and after school hours. What Do We Need: We need volunteers to help us prepare these healthy meals to send out to the kids of the Chattanooga, North Georgia and Cleveland areas! All meals are prepped and packed ourselves at our Food & Fun Kitchen. It is very easy and fun! Examples of tasks are making sandwiches, bagging up veggies, bagging up meal items, etc. Without helping hands like yours, these meals would not get prepared and sent out to kids in need of a healthy meal. Please consider volunteering with the YMCA's Food & Fun Program. Anyone is welcome to volunteer! Dress Code For All Volunteers: Volunteers are required to wear closed toed and heeled shoes. (Volunteers wearing flip-flops, clogs or sandals will not be allowed to participate.Comfortable shoes and comfortable work clothes are recommended.Volunteers working in the kitchen will also be asked to remove all jewelry other than a plain wedding band.Long hair must be tied back.Directions To The JA Henry Community YMCA Our address is: 3500 Dodds Avenue, Suite 108 Chattanooga, TN 37407 Turn onto East 35th Street off Dodds Avenue. Look for the YMCA sign on our building. If there is parking behind our building, you are more than welcome to park there in the spaces that have our YMCA signage. If need be, you may park in the parking lot that is on 36th Street across from the building. Agency: YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga YMCA Food & Fun Program About Program: To address hunger in our communities, the YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga is partnering with the USDA's Food Service Program to help provide free meals to children aged up to 18 during the summer and after school hours. What Do We Need: We need volunteers to help us prepare these healthy meals to send out to the kids of the Chattanooga, North Georgia and Cleveland areas! All meals are prepped and packed ourselves at our Food & Fun Kitchen. It is very easy and fun! Examples of tasks are making sandwiches, bagging up veggies, bagging up meal items, etc. Without helping hands like yours, these meals would not get prepared and sent out to kids in need of a healthy meal. Please consider volunteering with the YMCA's Food & Fun Program. Anyone is welcome to volunteer! Dress Code For All Volunteers: Volunteers are required to wear closed toed and heeled shoes. (Volunteers wearing flip-flops, clogs or sandals will not be allowed to participate.Comfortable shoes and comfortable work clothes are recommended.Volunteers working in the kitchen will also be asked to remove all jewelry other than a plain wedding band.Long hair must be tied back.Directions To The JA Henry Community YMCA Our address is: 3500 Dodds Avenue, Suite 108 Chattanooga, TN 37407 Turn onto East 35th Street off Dodds Avenue. Look for the YMCA sign on our building. If there is parking behind our building, you are more than welcome to park there in the spaces that have our YMCA signage. If need be, you may park in the parking lot that is on 36th Street across from the building. Agency: YMCA of Metropolitan Chattanooga Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 37407 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Spring DOC 2026 - Chambliss Center for Children - Clear land for Children's Play AreaVolunteers needed with proper equipment to finish clearing area to prepare for a children's play area. Current view: Hopeful end Result: Agency: Chambliss Center for Children Volunteers needed with proper equipment to finish clearing area to prepare for a children's play area. Current view: Hopeful end Result: Agency: Chambliss Center for Children Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 17, 2026 Zip Code: 37411 Allow Groups: Teams only |