Hands On Nashville | Community Partners

IN THEIR OWN WORDS

"The swift, human response from the HON team always surprises me in the best way." — Community Partner Program member feedback

HON offers two primary ways to engage:

HON's Community Partner Program: CPP builds capacity for its 170+ members through technology, training, and increased visibility to their service opportunities and missions.
Volunteer Project Posting: Utilize our one-time/limited time self-serve posting option for agencies with minimal or intermittent volunteer needs.

Benefits:

Technology: Post, manage, and track volunteer opportunities via an online calendar at HON.org, which is accessed by nearly 11,000 unique visitors per month.
Training: Volunteer program troubleshooting, brainstorming, technical support, and community partner consulting sessions led by HON's volunteer management experts.
Increased visibility: Highlights volunteer events, in-kind donation requests, and court-ordered referral needs to 160,000+ ‘friends’ and followers via HON's website, social media, and newsletter.

Partner qualifications:

Designation by the IRS as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit or faith-based organization with a profile on GivingMatters.com; OR
Status as a school, government agency, hospital, hospice or senior living facility; AND
Liability insurance that includes coverage for volunteers.

Membership is based on your annual operating budget and ranges from $200 to $600 each year.

Hands On Nashville is committed to developing our organization and programs to reflect our belief that Nashville is powered by people of all ages, races, ethnicities, skin tones, sexes, genders, sexualities, religions, abilities, and socioeconomic statuses engaging in service together.
Hands On Nashville believes that volunteering is for everyone and does not discriminate on the basis of race, color, national origin, age, disability or sex. Hands On Nashville’s intent is to promote projects that provide meaningful service opportunities and connect volunteers with your organizational mission.
Hands On Nashville does partner with both religious institutions and government entities, as well as nonprofit organizations. Partners seeking membership must not withhold services based on membership or religious affiliation/participation. Any projects listed on hon.org must benefit the community and not discriminate. Activities not appropriate for Hands On Nashville volunteers include proselytizing, any direct religious activity, or political campaigning.
Hands On Nashville may waive partnership fees following disasters, public health crises, or other specific issues facing our community. Complimentary Partners are still required to share a COI and sign HON’s partnership agreement, accepting these nondiscrimination policies prior to posting.