News from Trish Crist at Hands On Nashville on a great, and FREE opportunity:
Great news for social networkers, business networkers, and Nashville-community-lovers!
To meet the need of those in the volunteer community who felt unable to attend Do Good Well programming due to cost, Hands On Nashville is delighted to announce that there is now no cost whatsoever to attend our new monthly educational/networking programs featuring a different nonprofit organization each month.
September – Second Harvest Food Bank
October – CommunityNashville
November – Alive Hospice
December – The Climate Project (Al Gore’s worldwide foundation built around his Nobel-Prize-winning film An Inconvenient Truth)
January – Oasis Center
February – The Nashville Zoo
March – Cheekwood
April – Adventure Science
These orgs’ messages are just too good for people to miss! Take this opportunity to meet cool people, explore our city’s often groundbreaking nonprofit community, and learn about volunteer opportunities in our city.
Please help spread the word and tell folks about this important change to FREE! Seating is limited and registration at www.hon.org is highly recommended.
This looks like a good program. The session from Second Harvest looks interesting. For more information about free and discounted food in Nashville, see CivicScope.com, Nashville’s new version of Wikipedia. You can add information about your organization or any other topic to the knowledge base for free. http://www.civicscope.com/nashville/DiscountedFood