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There are more than 3,000 ways you can get involved and make a difference in Memphis. All you have to do is open you heart and follow your passion. There are babies to be rocked at the MED, tickets to be collected at community theaters and flower gardens to be tended. There are political campaigns to conduct, movies to screen, BBQ to be judged and art exhibits to be explained. Whatever cause you desire to advance or learn more about, there is a place for you in Memphis.
Are we unique in Memphis about being community-minded and wanting to serve? You bet we are. Living in the "Volunteer State" of Tennessee, Memphians have built this community on compassion, leadership and service. We give, we get involved and we love it.
There are organizations that can help match your talents and passions to a good cause. Our friends at Volunteer MidSouth can hook you up to a volunteer project for this weekend or over a lifetime. Each of our outstanding arts organizations and programs need volunteers. Go to Arts Memphis for the most complete listing. United Way of the MidSouth connects people who are in need with services, organizations and programs. They are a great resource for finding volunteer opportunities that are providing critical health and human services. If you want to make a difference in a young person’s life, check out the Memphis Mentoring Partnership or learn how you can make an impact on a student enrolled in our Memphis City Schools. There are organizations throughout Memphis where you can help.
Getting involved not only helps advance an organization’s mission, it connects you to like-minded people who are engaged with the Memphis community. People, like you, who want Memphis to be a great place to live, work and play.
The devastating rains and floods that hammered portions of Middle and West Tennessee might have destroyed property, but they certainly didn't destroy our Tennessee spirit. Visit the links below as resources or to find more information on how you can help the Tennessee residents affected by the recent flooding.
SOURCE: BCLC Disaster Assistance & Recovery, U.S. Chamber of Commerce
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