Volunteer: Family Literacy Day Face Painting 2026Volunteers will face-paint for child guests. Face paint will be provided. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Volunteers will face-paint for child guests. Face paint will be provided. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 37212 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Family Literacy Day Crafts & Games 2026Volunteers will assist in running craft & game stations for the children. Craft supplies will be provided, volunteers will need to teach kids how to make the craft and help them out as needed. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Volunteers will assist in running craft & game stations for the children. Craft supplies will be provided, volunteers will need to teach kids how to make the craft and help them out as needed. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 37212 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Family Literacy Day Clean-up 2026Volunteers will tear down and load supplies and equipment to be returned to the appropriate places, and make sure all areas used are clean before leaving. This job will include putting away tables, taking down signs, and picking up trash. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Volunteers will tear down and load supplies and equipment to be returned to the appropriate places, and make sure all areas used are clean before leaving. This job will include putting away tables, taking down signs, and picking up trash. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 18, 2026 Zip Code: 37212 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Family Literacy Day Reading Circles 2026Grab some friends and get creative! Volunteers will work in groups to prepare a reading circle for Family Literacy Day. The group will choose a theme, bring books to match the theme, and read with pre-K through 6th graders from Nashville public schools and the community during Family Literacy Day. Reading Circles will happen continuously from 1-4pm. Individual volunteers are not required to be present for all three hours, but there should be at least 2-3 people present at each Reading Circle at all times. Individuals can join day-of reading circles based on themed book groups. However, we encourage you to organize with a group and come prepared with books, decorations, and/or outfits to match your chosen theme! If you are volunteering as a part of a group, please indicate that in the response questions. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Grab some friends and get creative! Volunteers will work in groups to prepare a reading circle for Family Literacy Day. The group will choose a theme, bring books to match the theme, and read with pre-K through 6th graders from Nashville public schools and the community during Family Literacy Day. Reading Circles will happen continuously from 1-4pm. Individual volunteers are not required to be present for all three hours, but there should be at least 2-3 people present at each Reading Circle at all times. Individuals can join day-of reading circles based on themed book groups. However, we encourage you to organize with a group and come prepared with books, decorations, and/or outfits to match your chosen theme! If you are volunteering as a part of a group, please indicate that in the response questions. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 18, 2026 Zip Code: 37212 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Family Literacy Day Refreshments 2026Ever wanted to work a popcorn machine? Now's your chance! Refreshment volunteers will distribute snacks and food to volunteers and participants. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations: Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Ever wanted to work a popcorn machine? Now's your chance! Refreshment volunteers will distribute snacks and food to volunteers and participants. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations: Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 37212 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Family Literacy Day Book Table 2026Volunteers will monitor the book table for Family Literacy Day. Kids will get to come pick a book to take home before they leave, and so volunteers will help them as they come. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations: Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 31**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Volunteers will monitor the book table for Family Literacy Day. Kids will get to come pick a book to take home before they leave, and so volunteers will help them as they come. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations: Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 31**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 37212 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Family Literacy Day Registration Table 2026Volunteers will sign in student volunteers and direct them which station they are to work at. They will also sign in guests. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Volunteers will sign in student volunteers and direct them which station they are to work at. They will also sign in guests. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 37203 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Family Literacy Day Set-Up 2026The Set-Up team get us organized for the day! Duties might include setting up tables & activities, getting the sound and the event stage set up, putting out signs, picking up litter, and/or distributing balloons. The first shift will begin at 10:30, the second at 11:30. A pizza lunch will be provided. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations: Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service The Set-Up team get us organized for the day! Duties might include setting up tables & activities, getting the sound and the event stage set up, putting out signs, picking up litter, and/or distributing balloons. The first shift will begin at 10:30, the second at 11:30. A pizza lunch will be provided. We ask all volunteers attend one of the following 3 volunteer orientations: Tuesday, April 14 @ 12:30pm in INMN 211Wednesday, April 15 @ 10:00am in BMRC 104Thursday, April 16 @ 3:00pm in MCWH 313**Volunteers are invited to attend an optional Reflection Session on Monday, April 20 at 10am in JMC 308. This can count for the Reflection behavior credit for those on the New WELL Core system. We strongly recommend RSVPing as spots are limited. WELL Core credit: Students on the old WELL Core pathway can earn credit for the number of hours they volunteer (1 hour = 1 credit) by logging hours on Get Connected. Attending the Volunteer Orientation will earn you 1 additional credit. Students on the new WELL Core pathway can earn up to 3 credits by submitting activity tasks on Suitable after serving. Training/Workshop behavior points by attending the Volunteer Orientation, 10 points for volunteering for the event (under the Serve Together, Different Population, or Asset-Based Learning behavior categories), and Reflection Session behavior points if you attend the Reflection session on 4/20.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Multiple Shifts Available Zip Code: 37212 Allow Groups: Yes |
Volunteer: Share the Joy of Music with Our Place Nashville Residents!Belmont Music Connections is a student organization that partners with Our Place Nashville to share the joy of music. Through group and one-on-one lessons, residents have the chance to explore different instruments and build their musical skills. At the same time, Belmont students gain hands-on teaching experience in a supportive environment. Everyone gets to learn, grow, and make meaningful connections through music! Can you play an instrument or sing? Would you be interested in being a part of Belmont Music Connections? If so, reach out to us! If you are interested, DM us on Instagram @belmontmusicconnections OR email belmontmusicconnections@gmail.com. Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Belmont Music Connections is a student organization that partners with Our Place Nashville to share the joy of music. Through group and one-on-one lessons, residents have the chance to explore different instruments and build their musical skills. At the same time, Belmont students gain hands-on teaching experience in a supportive environment. Everyone gets to learn, grow, and make meaningful connections through music! Can you play an instrument or sing? Would you be interested in being a part of Belmont Music Connections? If so, reach out to us! If you are interested, DM us on Instagram @belmontmusicconnections OR email belmontmusicconnections@gmail.com. Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 37222 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: 2026 Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival
2026 Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival
Nashville Public Square Park Saturday, April 11th 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. CDT Volunteer Application Link : https://forms.gle/Vem7iKhH8ECTXRJ88 Applications close April 9. Please use the link above to official register as a volunteer - then respond to this Need! Volunteer opportunities at the Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival Assist Artist Avenue area vendors with set up 7:00 - 10:00 AM Assist Arts & Culture area exhibitors with set up 7:00 - 10:00 AM Assist Ginza Marketplace vendors with set up 7:00 - 10:00 AM Assist J-Funland area exhibitors and vendors with set up 7:00 - 10:00 AM Assist Taste of Japan area manager and vendors with set up and throughout the day Check tables and chairs in cafes and be sure cafés are looking neat and are trash-free Assist with line management 7:00 - 10:00 AM, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM and 2:00 - 5:30 PM Assist exhibitors, performer and vendors with unloading and loading Unloading and loading areas - Metro Courthouse parking lot, Union Street and 3rd Avenue North Monitor unloading to be sure cars without parking passes are moved to the garage after unloading 7:00 - 10:00 AM and 2:00 - 5:30 PM Assist on the Main Stage Stage and sound experience requested. 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM and 1:00 - 5:00 PM Check in Martial Arts groups and performers Answer questions Provide directions to designated rooms in the Metro Courthouse Monitor entrance to the Courthouse in coordination with Courthouse Security and General Services staff 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM and 1:00 - 5:00 PM Cosplay Contest Wrangler Assist Cosplayers with costumes Help Cosplayers as needed moving from changing room on and off stage Coordinate and manage Cosplayers photo session after the contest Festival Headquarters Check in volunteers Assist Volunteer Coordinators throughout the day as needed 7:00 - 10:00 AM, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM and 2:00 - 5:30 PM Floater Assist throughout the day as needed in all festival areas 7:00 - 10:00 AM, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM and 2:00 - 5:30 PM Greeter Hand out festival programs at the 3rd Avenue, Founders Towers and Union Street entrances Answer questions from festival-goers and provide directions Sumo Wrestling Circle Get suits ready for sumo wrestlers Assist wrestlers putting on sumo suits Disinfect suits after each match Collect signed waivers from all wrestlers Monitor and set times for each match 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM and 1:00 - 5:00 PM Questions? Contact us through our website - https://www.nashvillecherryblossomfestival.org/contact-us.html Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service
2026 Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival
Nashville Public Square Park Saturday, April 11th 9:30 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. CDT Volunteer Application Link : https://forms.gle/Vem7iKhH8ECTXRJ88 Applications close April 9. Please use the link above to official register as a volunteer - then respond to this Need! Volunteer opportunities at the Nashville Cherry Blossom Festival Assist Artist Avenue area vendors with set up 7:00 - 10:00 AM Assist Arts & Culture area exhibitors with set up 7:00 - 10:00 AM Assist Ginza Marketplace vendors with set up 7:00 - 10:00 AM Assist J-Funland area exhibitors and vendors with set up 7:00 - 10:00 AM Assist Taste of Japan area manager and vendors with set up and throughout the day Check tables and chairs in cafes and be sure cafés are looking neat and are trash-free Assist with line management 7:00 - 10:00 AM, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM and 2:00 - 5:30 PM Assist exhibitors, performer and vendors with unloading and loading Unloading and loading areas - Metro Courthouse parking lot, Union Street and 3rd Avenue North Monitor unloading to be sure cars without parking passes are moved to the garage after unloading 7:00 - 10:00 AM and 2:00 - 5:30 PM Assist on the Main Stage Stage and sound experience requested. 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM and 1:00 - 5:00 PM Check in Martial Arts groups and performers Answer questions Provide directions to designated rooms in the Metro Courthouse Monitor entrance to the Courthouse in coordination with Courthouse Security and General Services staff 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM and 1:00 - 5:00 PM Cosplay Contest Wrangler Assist Cosplayers with costumes Help Cosplayers as needed moving from changing room on and off stage Coordinate and manage Cosplayers photo session after the contest Festival Headquarters Check in volunteers Assist Volunteer Coordinators throughout the day as needed 7:00 - 10:00 AM, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM and 2:00 - 5:30 PM Floater Assist throughout the day as needed in all festival areas 7:00 - 10:00 AM, 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM and 2:00 - 5:30 PM Greeter Hand out festival programs at the 3rd Avenue, Founders Towers and Union Street entrances Answer questions from festival-goers and provide directions Sumo Wrestling Circle Get suits ready for sumo wrestlers Assist wrestlers putting on sumo suits Disinfect suits after each match Collect signed waivers from all wrestlers Monitor and set times for each match 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM and 1:00 - 5:00 PM Questions? Contact us through our website - https://www.nashvillecherryblossomfestival.org/contact-us.html Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 11, 2026 Zip Code: 37201 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Appraisal Institute Annual Conference VolunteeringAppraisal Institute (AI) is a national non-profit educational and membership organization that focuses on commercial and residential property appraisers. AI will be hosting the 2026 Annual Conference in Nashville, TN. We are looking for volunteers to assist us during this event. Conference Information Venue: Renaissance Hotel Nashville, 611 Commerce Street, Nashville, TN, 37203 Dates and Times: April 13th – 12 pm – 6 pmApril 14th – 7 am – 5 pmApril 15th – 7 am – 5 pmWho Can Volunteer Volunteer opportunities are open to individuals and students ages 18 and older. Volunteer Opportunities We offer a wide variety of exciting volunteer opportunities. Some of the available positions include: • Registration /Check-in • Swag Bag Stuffing • Wayfinders • Education Sessions (badge and attendance checker) • Session content writer • Exhibit Hall volunteers • Signage displays and bookstore build out • Runner/general support Requirements and Expectations Volunteers are asked to commit to at least a 4-hour shift. Many volunteer roles involve extended periods of standing or walking. Some positions may include light to moderate lifting (15–50 lbs). We recognize that not all volunteers have the same physical abilities. If you require accommodations or would prefer a role with seated work, limited mobility, or no lifting, please let us know. We are happy to assign you to a position that meets your needs and supports your ability to participate fully. How to Sign Up Getting started is easy! In addition to responding in Get Connected, click the link below to fill out the volunteer registration form. You will be able to choose your shifts and let us know about your experience. Registration will be open until April 6th or if maximum number of volunteers is met, whichever comes first. Appraisal Institute Annual Conference Volunteer Registration – Fill out form For additional questions, please email Susana Ochoa-Sobieszek at customerservice@appraisalinstitute.org. Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Appraisal Institute (AI) is a national non-profit educational and membership organization that focuses on commercial and residential property appraisers. AI will be hosting the 2026 Annual Conference in Nashville, TN. We are looking for volunteers to assist us during this event. Conference Information Venue: Renaissance Hotel Nashville, 611 Commerce Street, Nashville, TN, 37203 Dates and Times: April 13th – 12 pm – 6 pmApril 14th – 7 am – 5 pmApril 15th – 7 am – 5 pmWho Can Volunteer Volunteer opportunities are open to individuals and students ages 18 and older. Volunteer Opportunities We offer a wide variety of exciting volunteer opportunities. Some of the available positions include: • Registration /Check-in • Swag Bag Stuffing • Wayfinders • Education Sessions (badge and attendance checker) • Session content writer • Exhibit Hall volunteers • Signage displays and bookstore build out • Runner/general support Requirements and Expectations Volunteers are asked to commit to at least a 4-hour shift. Many volunteer roles involve extended periods of standing or walking. Some positions may include light to moderate lifting (15–50 lbs). We recognize that not all volunteers have the same physical abilities. If you require accommodations or would prefer a role with seated work, limited mobility, or no lifting, please let us know. We are happy to assign you to a position that meets your needs and supports your ability to participate fully. How to Sign Up Getting started is easy! In addition to responding in Get Connected, click the link below to fill out the volunteer registration form. You will be able to choose your shifts and let us know about your experience. Registration will be open until April 6th or if maximum number of volunteers is met, whichever comes first. Appraisal Institute Annual Conference Volunteer Registration – Fill out form For additional questions, please email Susana Ochoa-Sobieszek at customerservice@appraisalinstitute.org. Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Apr 13, 2026 through Apr 15, 2026 Zip Code: 37203 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: 2026 MLK Joint Day of ServiceJoin Nashville college students, faculty, and staff from nine area colleges & universities in honoring the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. King in a day of learning, action, and reflection. This year's program will feature a student panel in the morning, and then participants will head out into the community to serve at over 20 service sites around the city! Sign up here! Pre-registration is strongly recommended. Pizza and t-shirts provided (while supplies last). Come prepared to work outdoors! We cannot guarantee indoor service projects for all participants. **Bus transportation from Belmont is available to event and back. Click Here to Sign-up! Students are eligible to earn Service WELL Core for this event. See below for details: New WELL Core: Students can earn up to 30 points for Service Wellness for participation at this event! Students can submit for the following (given they haven't already earned credit for these Service Wellness behaviors):Training/WorkshopServe Together, Asset-Based Learning, or Different Population (only one - not all three!)Reflection SessionOld WELL Core: Students can earn 5 hours (50 points) for Service WELL Core (5 hours of service = 50 points on Suitable)After logging your hours here on Get Connected, students must submit five separate Community Wellness activity tasks (one per hour served) to earn their 50 points on Suitable.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Join Nashville college students, faculty, and staff from nine area colleges & universities in honoring the life and legacy of Rev. Dr. King in a day of learning, action, and reflection. This year's program will feature a student panel in the morning, and then participants will head out into the community to serve at over 20 service sites around the city! Sign up here! Pre-registration is strongly recommended. Pizza and t-shirts provided (while supplies last). Come prepared to work outdoors! We cannot guarantee indoor service projects for all participants. **Bus transportation from Belmont is available to event and back. Click Here to Sign-up! Students are eligible to earn Service WELL Core for this event. See below for details: New WELL Core: Students can earn up to 30 points for Service Wellness for participation at this event! Students can submit for the following (given they haven't already earned credit for these Service Wellness behaviors):Training/WorkshopServe Together, Asset-Based Learning, or Different Population (only one - not all three!)Reflection SessionOld WELL Core: Students can earn 5 hours (50 points) for Service WELL Core (5 hours of service = 50 points on Suitable)After logging your hours here on Get Connected, students must submit five separate Community Wellness activity tasks (one per hour served) to earn their 50 points on Suitable.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Apr 11, 2026 Zip Code: 37209 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Andrew Jackson's 259th Birthday CelebrationThe Hermitage is looking for volunteers for Andrew Jackson’s 259th Birthday Celebration on Sunday, March 15 between 10:30am to 3:30pm. Volunteers can gain hands-on experience, engage with history, and earn service hours while supporting our educational programs and events. Volunteers will help with hands-on activities, event setup, and visitor engagement, ensuring a fun and memorable celebration for all attendees. For more information or to sign up, please email the Public Programs and Membership Manager, Tiffany Demmon at tdemmon@thehermitage.com in addition to responding here on Get Connected. Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service The Hermitage is looking for volunteers for Andrew Jackson’s 259th Birthday Celebration on Sunday, March 15 between 10:30am to 3:30pm. Volunteers can gain hands-on experience, engage with history, and earn service hours while supporting our educational programs and events. Volunteers will help with hands-on activities, event setup, and visitor engagement, ensuring a fun and memorable celebration for all attendees. For more information or to sign up, please email the Public Programs and Membership Manager, Tiffany Demmon at tdemmon@thehermitage.com in addition to responding here on Get Connected. Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Mar 15, 2026 Zip Code: 37076 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Southeast Nashville Egg Hunt & Festival EventAbout the Hunt What began as a small, community Egg Hunt 21 years ago by former Metro Nashville Council Member and former MNPS Metro Nashville Public Schools board member Karen Johnson, has turned into the Southeast Nashville Egg Hunt & Festival Event (SEE) with over 7,000 in attendance each year. A group of community leaders plan this all-day event that includes egg hunts for all ages, vendor booths, a character parade, live entertainment, inflatables and special prizes. Leaders from our government, schools, churches and community come together to provide this fun day for the families in our growing multi-cultural community. Schedule We thank you for your support and participation! 9:30......Character parade Volunteers Volunteers are needed throughout the day from 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. In addition to responding on Get Connected, please visit the Southeast Nashville Egg Hunt website to request more information about specific details. Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service About the Hunt What began as a small, community Egg Hunt 21 years ago by former Metro Nashville Council Member and former MNPS Metro Nashville Public Schools board member Karen Johnson, has turned into the Southeast Nashville Egg Hunt & Festival Event (SEE) with over 7,000 in attendance each year. A group of community leaders plan this all-day event that includes egg hunts for all ages, vendor booths, a character parade, live entertainment, inflatables and special prizes. Leaders from our government, schools, churches and community come together to provide this fun day for the families in our growing multi-cultural community. Schedule We thank you for your support and participation! 9:30......Character parade Volunteers Volunteers are needed throughout the day from 8:00 a.m. - 3:00 p.m. In addition to responding on Get Connected, please visit the Southeast Nashville Egg Hunt website to request more information about specific details. Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Mar 28, 2026 Zip Code: 37013 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Walk MS: Nashville 2026Each year, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society hosts Walk MS: Nashville, a powerful community event that raises over $170,000 to fund essential programs, services, and research for people in our region living with multiple sclerosis. We are thrilled to announce that our 2026 event will take place on Saturday, March 28th. This is a fantastic opportunity to be involved in a fun and rewarding day. We are seeking volunteers to support various event areas, including setup and breakdown, registration, rest stops, food and beverage stations, and other special event activities. Event Details: Event: Walk MS: Nashville 2026 Location: GEODIS Park, 501 Benton Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203 Date & Time: Saturday, March 28th, 2026 - Various Shift Times Volunteer Sign Up: OpportunitiesIn addition to responding on Belmont's Get Connected site, please visit the link above to sign up for specific roles and shifts. (Please note that the National Multiple Sclerosis Society also uses Galaxy Digital, the makers of Get Connected, so their sign-up process should look familiar.) Please contact Simon Robson at simon.robson@nmss.org with questions. Volunteers are the backbone of our mission. Their time and energy help us make a difference for those impacted by MS. Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Each year, the National Multiple Sclerosis Society hosts Walk MS: Nashville, a powerful community event that raises over $170,000 to fund essential programs, services, and research for people in our region living with multiple sclerosis. We are thrilled to announce that our 2026 event will take place on Saturday, March 28th. This is a fantastic opportunity to be involved in a fun and rewarding day. We are seeking volunteers to support various event areas, including setup and breakdown, registration, rest stops, food and beverage stations, and other special event activities. Event Details: Event: Walk MS: Nashville 2026 Location: GEODIS Park, 501 Benton Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203 Date & Time: Saturday, March 28th, 2026 - Various Shift Times Volunteer Sign Up: OpportunitiesIn addition to responding on Belmont's Get Connected site, please visit the link above to sign up for specific roles and shifts. (Please note that the National Multiple Sclerosis Society also uses Galaxy Digital, the makers of Get Connected, so their sign-up process should look familiar.) Please contact Simon Robson at simon.robson@nmss.org with questions. Volunteers are the backbone of our mission. Their time and energy help us make a difference for those impacted by MS. Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Happens On Mar 28, 2026 Zip Code: 37203 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Get Connected OrientationClick here to access the Service Wellness + Get Connected Orientation video tutorial, and follow along below. Welcome to Get Connected! Follow these steps to complete your Orientation. Respond to this Need by clicking the blue RESPOND button at the top right and submit need response on the next page. Keep one tab open to this page to follow the prompts! Open a new window and navigate to Get Connected. Click on your initials on the top right of Get Connected and toggle down to View Profile. Add at least one interest. Go to the Agencies tab. Find an Agency that energizes you and become an Agency Fan. Feel free to use to Filters to find agencies based on your interests! Go to the Needs tab. Use the Search bar and Filters to find: one Need related to Animals one Need that is Virtual one Need happening on a Saturday (the calendar view might be helpful here!) Respond to at least two (or more!) additional Needs. OLD WELL Core system: We will approve your hour for finishing this Get Connected Orientation once you complete and log hours for an additional Need on Get Connected. Once approved, submit a Community Wellness activity on Suitable. NEW WELL Core system: This orientation no longer counts for credit. We encourage you to use to Educational Resources list on the Training/Workshop activity task to dive deeper into a community issue/context to earn a Service Wellness credit! Click the Entering Individual Hours tab and watch the video about logging Individual Hours. Open a new browser window and find the Office of Service-Learning website. What are the names of the Director and Assistant Director? Navigate to the Service Wellness page. Up to how many months after you initially volunteered can you log your hours for approval? (Hint: scroll down!) If you have further questions, what email should you email? Visit ALLINtovote.org: Check your voter registration status. If you’re not registered, please consider registering to vote!This can earn you the Civic Engagement credit for Service Wellness! Submit your reflection here on Suitable to earn credit. Complete the Google Form using your responses from this Orientation. Log your hour for Get Connected Orientation in Get Connected by clicking the top yellow ADD HOURS button. Under Hour Type, select Yes and click the Get Connected Orientation Need from the dropdown list. Complete the form and hit submit. Hooray! REMINDER: OLD WELL Core: We will approve your hour for finishing this Get Connected Orientation only after you complete and log hours for an additional Need on Get Connected.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Click here to access the Service Wellness + Get Connected Orientation video tutorial, and follow along below. Welcome to Get Connected! Follow these steps to complete your Orientation. Respond to this Need by clicking the blue RESPOND button at the top right and submit need response on the next page. Keep one tab open to this page to follow the prompts! Open a new window and navigate to Get Connected. Click on your initials on the top right of Get Connected and toggle down to View Profile. Add at least one interest. Go to the Agencies tab. Find an Agency that energizes you and become an Agency Fan. Feel free to use to Filters to find agencies based on your interests! Go to the Needs tab. Use the Search bar and Filters to find: one Need related to Animals one Need that is Virtual one Need happening on a Saturday (the calendar view might be helpful here!) Respond to at least two (or more!) additional Needs. OLD WELL Core system: We will approve your hour for finishing this Get Connected Orientation once you complete and log hours for an additional Need on Get Connected. Once approved, submit a Community Wellness activity on Suitable. NEW WELL Core system: This orientation no longer counts for credit. We encourage you to use to Educational Resources list on the Training/Workshop activity task to dive deeper into a community issue/context to earn a Service Wellness credit! Click the Entering Individual Hours tab and watch the video about logging Individual Hours. Open a new browser window and find the Office of Service-Learning website. What are the names of the Director and Assistant Director? Navigate to the Service Wellness page. Up to how many months after you initially volunteered can you log your hours for approval? (Hint: scroll down!) If you have further questions, what email should you email? Visit ALLINtovote.org: Check your voter registration status. If you’re not registered, please consider registering to vote!This can earn you the Civic Engagement credit for Service Wellness! Submit your reflection here on Suitable to earn credit. Complete the Google Form using your responses from this Orientation. Log your hour for Get Connected Orientation in Get Connected by clicking the top yellow ADD HOURS button. Under Hour Type, select Yes and click the Get Connected Orientation Need from the dropdown list. Complete the form and hit submit. Hooray! REMINDER: OLD WELL Core: We will approve your hour for finishing this Get Connected Orientation only after you complete and log hours for an additional Need on Get Connected.Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 37212 Allow Groups: No |
Volunteer: Ensemble Music International--FacilitatorWe are seeking a person that can support the Ensemble International
Director. The ensemble has a director based abroad,
and this role will act as facilitator for rehearsals twice a month and
preparation for special events. Rehearsal Time (2 hours every two weeks) Margaret Castro, Pastor www.historicconcordchurch.org www.elshaddaicc.org Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service We are seeking a person that can support the Ensemble International
Director. The ensemble has a director based abroad,
and this role will act as facilitator for rehearsals twice a month and
preparation for special events. Rehearsal Time (2 hours every two weeks) Margaret Castro, Pastor www.historicconcordchurch.org www.elshaddaicc.org Agency: Belmont Community-Engaged Learning and Service Need Type: Volunteer Date: Is Ongoing Zip Code: 37027 Allow Groups: No |