Hands on Nashville

The Hands On Nashville (HON) AmeriCorps Program engages community-focused people in yearlong terms of service building capacity for Nashville-area nonprofits. For the 2021-2022 service term, 30 members will serve 19 local nonprofits, including HON and nine other organizations that partnered with the Maddox Fund in 2019 and/or 2020.

Hands On Nashville (HON)’s AmeriCorps Program matches members – adults who commit to a year-long term of public service – with nonprofit partners, building organizational capacity and meeting community needs through service. 2019-2020 members will serve at HON and Middle Tennessee environmental organizations.

Hands On Nashville (HON)’s AmeriCorps Program matches members – adults who commit to a year-long term of public service – with nonprofit partners, building organizational capacity and meeting community needs through service. 2019-2020 members will serve at HON and Middle Tennessee environmental organizations.

Hands On Nashville (HON)’s AmeriCorps Program matches members – adults who commit to a year-long term of public service – with community partners, building organizational capacity to meet needs through volunteerism. A partnership with Volunteer Tennessee makes this program possible.

To support programming and general operations.

To support programming and general operations.

Hands On Nashville will provide 6,500 opportunities to engage youth in 13,000 service-learning hours during out-of-school time. To achieve this, HON’s staff will lead youth in two programmatic areas: 1) Urban Agriculture and 2) Youth Volunteer Corps. At least 70% of HON’s youth program participants/beneficiaries will be economically disadvantaged.