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Please keep in contact with us about upcoming opportunities to participate in volunteer projects, forums, events, and projects! For a list of non-profit community organizations that are always looking for volunteers, click here.

 

August 8-12
Bonner Leader Orientation
The Bonners' first outing will be in Nashville, Tennessee to study the homeless population there.

September 11
Nettie Day!
All incoming Freshmen will participate in this day of service. To participate in this event, contact Joyce Doughty as soon as possible.

Annual Events


Nettie Day (article)
September

Martin Luther King, Jr. Day
January 21

National Freedom Day
February 1

Alternative Spring Break
March

Oxfam Hunger Banquet (article)
April

Earth Day
April 22

Ongoing Events & Volunteer Opportunities

SOS! (Service on Saturdays)
Each block a service opportunity will be offered on Saturday to students, staff & faculty alike. A sign up table will be available in Niswonger before each scheduled event, or you can email the
Bonner Leaders Program Director for information. (Past events included: helping to build a Habitat for Humanity house, singing carols at Plaza Towers, playing basketball in the TC gym with kids from the Boys & Girls Club.)

First Book Initiative
The CCA's Advisory Council also serves as the Greeneville/Greene County Local Advisory Board for the First Book national book grant program. The first grant recipient group was the BackYard Learning Center. They were awarded enough money to order 209 books, which were distributed to the children throughout the year. The books then became the personal property of the children. We are now working with Ottway Elementary School's 3rd graders. First Book.org

If you know of additional schools or groups of at-risk children that we could begin to provide books for, please let us know. If you would like to join the Greeneville/Greene County Local Advisory Board for First Book, please contact us.

We are funded by corporations and service clubs such as Borders Bookstore, Kidwell Appraisal Services, The Volunteer Center of Greeneville/Greene County, International House of Pancakes, and SunTrust, as well as by individual donors.  If you know of other service clubs or companies we might approach for funds, please let us know.  This will enable us to get more books into the hands of children who otherwise may never know the pleasure of opening a brand new book that belongs only to them.


The Lunch Buddies program at Doak Elementary

One day per block in the Spring, a group of Tusculum College football players will eat lunch with designated students at Doak Elementary School.  Students are inspired to consider going to college as an option after graduation.

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Tusculum College Honored for Community Service Programs: Awarded the 2007 President's Higher Education Community Service Honor Roll, With Distinction



 

     


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