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Court-ordered Community Service

Hands On Nashville serves as a resource for volunteers needing to complete court-ordered service – helping to connect individuals with meaningful opportunities that contribute to the community.

 

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GETTING STARTED

We ask that inquiring volunteers please keep the following in mind:

  • HON does not directly provide court-ordered volunteer opportunities or verify hours. Many of our community partners do offer this service.
  • Individuals MUST directly contact the organization with which they serve to begin the volunteer process. Contact information is provided below.
  • HON’s partner organizations may accept or reject court-ordered volunteers. Type of offense or volunteer age may prevent acceptance. Most organizations will only provide service hours for minor offenses. Exceptions are noted below.
  • It can take time to get connected with an organization and complete court-ordered hours. Our partners do NOT accept walk-in volunteers. Please keep this in mind and start well ahead of any deadlines.

 

PARTICIPATING COMMUNITY PARTNERS

Review the list below for partner organizations that accept court-ordered volunteers. These organizations address a wide variety of causes, so we encourage you to find one that is important to you.

 

 

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