A change of focus can get you started. Life is richer because of the depth old brings to it. As a child I really enjoyed Thanksgiving and...

Johnny Rose has always loved nature. After moving to Nashville, he discovered the 3,100+ acres of the Warner Parks and spent many wonderful

Project Connect Nashville has a heart for the poor and creates both an effective curriculum and the kinds of relationships—especially with v

Monroe Harding has been providing care for 125 years, first for orphans and now for the young people in foster care. They regularly see fost

Many refugees have fled violence and war, been "housed" in a crowded refugee camp, and then leave behind whatever little support s

Being inducted into his alma mater’s Hall of Fame opened two new volunteering avenues for George Bone, both of which are helping students in

Responding to a domestic abuse call dressed in everyday, "normal" clothes, Mita Felman is in contrast to her partner, a uniformed

Chris Lovingood, the Executive Director, characterizes the efforts of Nashville’s Nations Ministry Center as moving refugee families toward

Scouting is designed to be a mostly outdoors experience. The youth do not have to be physically strong—Scouts learn to help everyone succeed

Wayne Schmidt began teaching his son to bowl and was soon encouraged to begin coaching the Special Olympics athletes in bowling for his comm

A 14 year old voluntarily helping a friend has inspired a movement that now reaches nearly 600 students each year and is growing toward its

Women, often with children, who have survived domestic violence and sexual abuse, find the help they need to move from merely surviving to t

After three summers of listening to his wife's and his children's enthusiasm for their experiences in Project Transformation, Jeff H

When Moozie speaks, children listen—and learn! The big talking cow (robotic or a costumed human) may visit a daycare, preschool, kindergarte