Hands On Nashville | Disaster - December 9 Tornadoes

December 9 Tornado Recovery

Many thanks to everyone who participated in or donated to Hands On and VOAD response efforts following the December 9 tornadoes across Middle Tennessee. Because of you, everyone who requested assistance with debris removal in Davidson County has received help.

Our neighbors in Clarksville experienced significant damage, and cleanup efforts are still underway. Hands On | United Way of Greater Nashville Chief Volunteerism Officer Lori Shinton is chairing a long-term recovery group to ensure that the needs of survivors are met. It may take years to recover, and we are committed to being here for our neighbors throughout the process.

Clarksville Long-Term Recovery Group

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As the named partner for volunteer activation and management in the city of Nashville’s Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan (CEMP), HON collaborates with the Nashville Office of Emergency Management to support preparedness and response efforts for a wide variety of natural and man-made disasters. In a disaster, HON organizes and manages volunteer projects, and provides support to the grassroots organizations on the ground providing critical relief and recovery services in the affected neighborhoods.