Because Project Reflect does not employ a volunteer coordinator, Hands On Nashville is essential to our volunteer program. Their new volunteer website sends us volunteers with specific talents, such as a seamstress. The fall and spring volunteer days alone give us over $2,000 of equivalent labor each year through cheerful, hard-working, and often highly-skilled community volunteers. The Hands On Nashville staff goes the extra mile, which opens up all kinds of opportunities for us. We consider HON our good friends and partners in ministry to those in need.
     - Joan Anderson, Administrative Assistant, Project Reflect

In 1999 Friends of Nashville Public Library asked Hands On Nashville if they would be able to provide volunteers to assist with the 2nd Saturday Book sale…which raises the necessary funding for Davidson County’s Summer Reading Program. Over the past six years Hands On Nashville has provided volunteers for each and every sale. We have been blessed to have the same project coordinator from HON…who has missed approximately four sales over the past six years! On several occasions she has taken charge of the sale in the absence of the Library’s Volunteer Coordinator. In total, HON volunteers have given 1024.95 hours in service since 1999. Hats off to Hands On Nashville! The Library staff thank you, the Community thanks you and the children of Davidson County thank you.
     - Christine McMeans, Volunteer Coordinator, Nashville Public Library

Oh my gosh! I never dreamed we would have that great of a response from your Hands On Call email blast. We had almost 10 people respond in just one day! [A volunteer] not only e-mailed me day one but he also called, and luckily we were able to e-mail him the database and he got to work right away!! The other volunteers are also willing to help with data entry and in the future if this ever happens again (which as we know in non-profits, it will!)…HUGE SUCCESS for us!! Thanks again, you’re a lifesaver!!!!
     - Wendy Hamlin, Special Events/Volunteer Coordinator, High Hopes, Inc.

Working with Hands On Nashville has allowed our residents to enjoy activities with volunteers from all over Nashville. The commitment of these volunteers is a true source of pleasure for our residents and staff.
     - Mary Bennet, CEO, Bordeaux Long-Term Care

HON volunteers are always well-organized and prepared to work hard. We’ve received over 18 volunteers who have given 74 hours of service to our efforts in the last six months!
     - Tommy Sanders, Operations Manager, Project C.U.R.E.