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Youth Employment, Camps, Volunteer
and Activities Guide- Summer, 2011
This publication was made possible with support from Cooperative Agreement No. U49 CE001091-05,
the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), National Center for Injury Prevention and
Control (NCIPC). Its contents are solely the responsibility of the investigators and do not necessarily
represent the official views of the CDC.
What is the Summer Youth Employment, Camps, and Activities Guide?
This Guide is a directory of summer employment, camps, and activities written especially for
the young people in Nashville and surrounding areas. It was developed with the assistance of
youth, The 411, members of the Nashville Community Coalition for Youth Safety (NCCYS),
and summer camps announcements that were published at various local new and media outlets.
This directory focuses on critical issues & offers accessible information and contact numbers to
develop your awareness of summer programs throughout the Nashville/Davidson County area.
The inclusion of agencies in this directory does not constitute endorsement nor does omission
constitute disapproval by the committee. For more information about this guide, please contact
Vicente Samaniego via email at vsamaniego@mmc.edu or phone at 615-327-5997.
Employers that Hire Youth
Employer (Ctrl & click link) Job Min. Age Location Notes
Grocery Stores
Harris Teeter Various 16+ All Locations Apply in person
HG Hills Various 16+ All Locations Apply in person
Kroger Various 14+ All Locations Apply in person
Apple Market (Osborne Foods) Various 16+ All Locations Apply in person
Publix Various 14+ All Locations Apply in person
Whole Foods Various 18+ All Locations Apply online
HealthCare
Harpeth Valley Animal Hospital Various 16+ Bellevue Apply in person
Hotels
Marriott Banquet Server/Set-Up 16+ 600 Marriott Dr Apply in person
Theaters
Carmike Cinemas Concessions Worker 16+ Cool Springs Blvd Apply in person
Carmike Cinemas Concessions Worker 16+ Hickory Hollow Mall Apply in person
Carmike Cinemas Concessions Worker 16+ Rivergate Mall Apply in person
Carmike Cinemas Concessions Worker 16+ 721 Myatt Dr Apply in person
Carmike Cinemas Concessions Worker 16+ Hickory 8 (Bell Road) Apply in person
Carmike Cinemas Concessions Worker 16+ Bellevue (Bell Forest Apply in person
Regal Cinemas Concessions Worker 16+ Bellevue stadium Apply in person
Hollywood 27
Regal Cinemas Concessions Worker 16+ Stadium Apply in person
Regal Cinemas Concessions Worker 16+ Green Hills Stadium Apply in person
Vector Marketing Sales/Marketing 17+ Various locations apply online
Recreation
Parks and Recreation Attendant Supervisor I 16+ Wave Pool
Parks and Recreation Facility Attendant I 18+ Golf Courses
Parks and Recreation Golf Starter I 18+ Golf Courses
Community Pools,
Life Guard I & Locker- Wave Pool, Life Guard and CPR
Parks and Recreation room Attendant 15+ Sportsplex cert. from Red Cross
Parks and Recreation Maintenance/ Repair 16+ All parks
Parks and Recreation Park Maintenance Help 15+ Maintenance All Parks
Landscaping and
Parks and Recreation Park Maintenance Help 15+ Landscaping Greenhouses sections
Parks and Recreation Park Maintenance Help 16+ Golf Courses
Wave Pool, Tennis
Parks and Recreation Facility Attendant I 14+ Ctr; Sportsplex
Warner Park Nature
Parks and Recreation S.W.E.A.T. Team 18+ Center
Community Pools WSI Certification from
Parks and Recreation Swimming Instructor 17+ and Sportsplex American Red Cross
YMCA Life Guards 16+ All Locaitons Apply in person
Nashville Shores Various 15+ Hermitage Apply in person
Employer Job Min. Age Location Notes
Restaurants
Arby's Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
Auntie Anne’s Pretzels Various 16+ Hickory Hollow Mall Apply in person
Ben and Jerry's Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
Blimpie Subs and Salads Various 18+ All locations Apply in person
Bread and Company Baker Helper 16+ All locations 782-8884
Brueggers Various 15+ All locations Apply in person
Burger King Various 17+ All locations Apply in person
Chic-fil-A Various 14+ All locations Apply in person
Chuck E. Cheese Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
Dairy Queen Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
Jersey Mike's Various 15+ All locations Apply in person
Kentucky Fried Chicken Various 17+ All locations Apply in person
Maggie Moo's Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
McDonalds Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
Mrs. Winners Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
Papa Johns Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
Papa Murphy's Various 16+ Bellevue Apply in person
Pizza Hut Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
Smoothie King Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
Sonic Various 15+ All locations Apply in person
Starbucks Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
Subway Various 15+ All locations Apply in person
Taco Bell Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
The Krystal Company Cashier 16+ All locations Apply in person
Waffle House Waiter/Waitress 16+ All locations Apply in person
Wendy's Cashier/Prep 15+ All locations Apply in person
Whitts Bar-B-Que Various 16+ All locations Apply in person
Retail Stores
Movie Gallery Various 16+ All Locations Apply in person
Old Navy Store Various 16+ All Locations Apply in person
Ross Dress for Less Various 17+ All Locations Apply in person
Target Stores Cart Attendt/Cashier 16+ All locations Apply in person
TJ Maxx/Marshalls Various 16+ All Locations Apply in person
Toys R' Us Sales Clerk 16+ All locations Apply online
Walmart Various 16+ All Locations Apply in person
Other
1415 Murfreesboro
Genesco Various 16+ Road, Suite 264 615-367-7679
Girl Scouts of Middle Various Summer 4522 Granny White Must complete and
Tennessee Camp Positions 16+ Pk, 37204 mail an application
Sun Tan City Various 17+ Bellevue Apply in person
Notes:
Please note that all online applications can be found at: http://www.nupace.org/
The minimum age may not apply to all employers; some locations of the same
employer may have different minimum age requirements.
Summer Programs, Camps and Other Activities (2011)
AAOC Summer Camps- Enrichment camp for youth age 6 to 16 years from North and East
Nashville. Youth will study social and business etiquette, academic enrichment and character
education. There will be gender-specific activities for both boys and girls.
Age: 4-15 yrs old; $50 Registration Fee; $75 per week.
CONTACT: Caroline Davis 289-3148 or 289-2716 or via email at: aaoccharmcamp@aol.com
Abundance Academy Inc (AAI); 401 South 11th Street, Nashville, TN 37206
Details: (Camp times are from 7:30am – 4:00pm) AAI is a not-for–profit organization established to
empower children/youth, their families, and their community through higher education and
community engagement. AAI is committed to infuse a ―Pressing toward the Mark‖ concept in each
child/youth; which simply implies going after ones’ dreams despite circumstances or environmental
challenges. AAI also hosts afterschool care, a summer leadership camp, and an annual Scholarship
Gala, which provides a personal development experience and recognition event for middle and high
school students. Gala award participants $500 towards post high school education.
Ages: 8-14; Cost: $100 per child per week, $30 registration,
Contact: Lisa Woods, 753-2779 or 294-3665, www.abundanceacademy.org
Adventure Science Center:
ASC Camps run from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday – Friday on a weekly basis.
Age: Camps are for children in grades K-6.
*Fees: $185/week for members, $230/week for non-members
* Fees vary by week, and may include additional cost for supply needs.
Contact: Jerri Hasselbring 401-5074 or 862-5160 or via email at: info@adventuresci.com
Agricultural Extension Office—Davidson County
800 2nd Ave. No. Suite 3, Nashville, TN 37201-1083, http://www.utextension.utk.edu
Main: (615) 862-5995—M – F 8 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Eligibility: Youth in grades 4-12. Costs are minimal and varies according based on camp chosen
All The Kings Men, Inc
Contact: Dywuan Brown 224-8447 ext 4 dywuan@akmnashville.org
Description: All The Kings Men is a Christian based non-profit agency who mentor young men
between the ages of 10-18 years. We provide mentoring, adult friendship, leadership training, and an
array of activities for young men. Applications are accepted in the Fall Season. Enrollment is $25.
An Array of Charm – Girls Summer Charm Camp
2835 Brick Church Pike – Brick Church Middle School 289-2716
Cost- $75 per child per week, $50 registration fee, $65 weekly each additional child; Girls Only
Meals- Breakfast, lunch, & snack provided
Contact Person- call 615-289-2716 or via email at: AAOCcharmcamp@aol.com
Angels Enrichment Program
2111 Buena Vista Pike, 256-4710
Ages: 5-12; Cost: $25 registration, $90 per child, per week
Meals- Camper must bring lunch
Contact Person- Eddie Davis: 256-4710
Art al Sol
Session I - Age 8 - 10 - June 20 – 24, 2011; Session II - Ages 10 - 13 - June 27 - July 1, 2011
Tulip Grove Elementary School & Hillsboro High School - ―Art al Sol‖ is a five day visual arts
summer camp program. This program is for students who are interested in exploring the visual arts
and being challenged with visual arts activities that are not readily available in the art classroom.
Students need to be present for the entire five day session. At 2:00 p.m. on the final day of each
session, students will host a reception to show family and friends what they have made and learned
during Art al Sol – Call the Metro Nashville Public Schools’ Fine Arts Department at 615-259-8400.
$150 (non-refundable) Camp Fees are used to cover the cost of the t-shirt, art supplies and
teachers’ salaries. To Learn more, visit: http://www.mnps.org/Page57583.aspx
Arts in Action- Ages 8 -12; Dates: June 13 – June 23, 2011
Overton High & Hume-Fogg High- ―Arts In Action‖ is a Metro Public Schools’ summer arts camp
for students, ages 8-12 years old. Students enrolled in the summer program will be actively engaged
in quality instruction and performance in the visual and performing arts – music, dance, drama and
visual arts – Camp Fee Tuition - $200 (non-refundable) Camp fees are used to cover the cost of the
tee shirt, musical production, art supplies and teachers’ salaries. REGISTRATION
DEADLINE MAY 3, 2011; To Learn more, visit: http://www.mnps.org/Page57584.aspx
Athletic Odyssey Association – Sports Zone
1804 Hayden Drive
Ages: 10-17
Cost: $65 per child per week, $25 registration; Extraneous Costs- Contact camp
Meals: Contact camp
Contact Person- Byron Brown, 615-394-9047
Athletic Odyssey Youth Association- ―For the Love of the Game‖
2524 Heiman St., Nashville, TN 37208
Ages: Available to both girls and boys
Description: 8 week athletic program
Contact: Bryon Brown @ 615-394-9047 for further information
Barefoot Republic Camp
Cumberland University; Lebanon, TN,; transportation provided
http://www.barefootrepublic.org/camp/2011-camp-sessions/
Details:Camp Dates (all sessions are overnight/residential camps) & start on June 7, 2011
Ages: Rising 5th-12th graders
Cost- $250 per child per session, $50 registration; Meals will be provided
Contact Person- Tracey Collins: 594-1266; general@barefootrepublic.org
Backfield in Motion- Summer Program for inner city boys age 10 to 18 years of age focusing on
academic enrichment and life skills.
CONTACT: Ms. Marva D. Bicknell 227-9935
Bethlehem Centers of Nashville (Slammin Jammin City Camp: Serving youth ages 13 to17 years
old; The Slammin Jammin City Camp offers a comprehensive curriculum that concentrates on the
history and development of our great city. It also provides a camping adventure, academic
enrichment, sports and recreation, swimming, other field trips and more.
Dates: Program offered June through August of each year
Hours: Monday - Friday from 8:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.
CONTACT: Steve E. Fleming 329-3386 x 119; 1417 Charlotte Ave,
Bethlehem Centers of Nashville (Vocational Success) Program for youth aged 16 to 18 years
The VSI Program provides job training and readiness skills for youth interested in workforce and
career development. Students are trained for a number of weeks before being placed within a local
company where they learn hands on what it is like to be in a real work environment. Applications are
available at the BCN Charlotte Avenue location
Fee: There is no fee for this program
Contact: Mr. Steve Fleming (615) 329-3386, Ext. 119
http://www.bethlehemcenters.org/programs_youthdevelopment.html
Bridges (formerly the League for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing)
415 4th Avenue South, Suite A, Nashville, TN 37011
Camp Dates- Contact camp for camp dates and times
Ages: 1st – 12th grades, varies depending on camp session
Cost- Varies depending on camp session
Contact Person- Julie Perdue, (615) 248-8828, www.hearingbridges.org
Boys & Girls Club/YMCA Youth Development Center (Starlings Volleyball) The Starlings Jr.
Olympic Volleyball program provides young women aged 10 – 18 years from the West and North
Nashville areas an athletic, social and educational experience. The children participating will practice
volleyball skills and attend competitions. Additionally, they will receive counseling on life issues,
character education, enrichment, tutoring and educational guidance.
CONTACT: Dantriel McWilliams 341-0101 or 557-0115
Boys & Girls Club/YMCA Youth Development Center (Millennium Leadership) Enrichment
program for youth age 6 to 16 years from North and West Nashville. The youth will get exposure
to financial literacy, team building, music, leadership development, sports, dance, game room
activities and Smart Moves.
CONTACT: Dantriel McWilliams 615-341-0101 or 615-557-0115
Boys & Girls Club of Middle Tennessee
Andrew Jackson - 916 16th Avenue North 320-5106
Preston Taylor - 915 38th Avenue North 341-0101, Dantriel McWilliams: 341-0101
*Thompson Lane - 67 Thompson Lane 833-4900, Kelly Rubin: 833-4900
(* Currently at Antioch Middle School-5050 Blue Hole Road)
Email: info@bgcmt.org or visit our website at: http://www.bgcmt.org
Ages: 6-12 years
Cost: $60 per child, per week; $25 one-time registration fee
Meals: Campers will be provided a breakfast, lunch, & a snack
Camp Purcell- 2235 Modena Ct, Nashville 37214; Meet at Benton Hall School
Ages:10-17
Cost: $250 per child per week, no registration; Extraneous Costs: Contact camp
Meals: Lunch will be provided Snacks will be provided
Contact Person: Jim Purcell 557-4588
Camp Summer Sign
7777 Concord Rd. – Brentwood Baptist Deaf Church
Ages: 6-17
Cost: $320 per child 8 week session, no registration
Contact Person: Beryl Corey 324-6103
Cheekwood Summer Camp; 1200 Forrest Park Drive, Nashville, TN 37205
AGE 2 – 4: $75 members / $100 non-members (per child)
AGE 5 – 12: $150 members / $200 non-members
Camp Details: Daily camp activities include structured art lessons based on camp themes, time to
―free create‖ as well as indoor and outdoor snack time. Many camps also include story times, gallery
visits, outdoor art projects, garden scavenger hunts, and nature hikes. Extended Care and Lunch
Care campers will enjoy their lunch indoors before taking part in activities such as group art projects,
outdoor games, and garden explorations. Campers are constantly supervised and will be escorted to
and from their classes by camp staff.
Contact Person- 615-353-9827 or: http://www.cheekwood.org/Education/Summer_Camps.aspx
Child Care Alliance
1008 E. Trinity Lane
Ages- 5-12 years
Cost- $100 per child per week, $50 registration (sliding scale reg. for additional children)
Contact Person: Cleta Paige-Cain
City of Life - Summer Enrichment Camp
4300 Clarksville Pike 299-0508, http://www.cathedralpraise.org/
Ages: 6-12
Cost- $90 per child per week, $25 registration
Meals: Lunch will be provided Snacks will be provided
Contact Person: Anita Richardson: 615-299-0508
Child Care Alliance, Inc. (Physical Wellness Program)- Physical wellness program for youth age
6 to 12 years from East Nashville, Inglewood, North Nashville and Madison. The program will
concentrate on physical wellness, dance, academics and nutrition.
CONTACT: Cleta Paige-Cain 615-227-8991 or 615-973-3266
Christ Centered Ministries, Inc.
Program for youth age 6 to 16 years from Nashville, with emphasis on Sam Levy Homes, Cayce
Homes & Riverchase Apts. The program will include character education, leadership development,
communications/public speaking, educational guidance, fitness, reading activities and field trips.
CONTACT: Darrell Caldwell 262-0048 or 810-6630
Christian Community Services, Inc
Main Site: 601 Benton Avenue, Suite B, Nashville, TN 37204; 615.297.4024
Contact: Beverly James or Pam Webb, Program Directors, bjccsi2@bellsouth.net,
Description: Self-Sufficiency-Family Mentoring program and Financial Training classes
City of Life Corporation/Success For Teens Summer camp for youth age 13 to 15 years from
Bordeaux and North Nashville. Youth will participate in skills development service learning, college
preparation, cultural development, and learn effective communications, and other life skills.
CONTACT: Brenda Ramsey 299-0520
Dividing Ridge Camp is offered at Youth Encouragement Services
Location: 521 McIver, Nashville, TN 37211, www.youthencouragement.org
Description: Week long overnight camp is offered in the summer program to participating children.
This takes place at the YES camp in Joelton and the children experience recreation activities, arts and
crafts, water activities, and fun outdoor activities.
Eligibility: children ages 5-18 years old (K-12th grade) living in Davidson County, specifically in or
around J.C.Napier/Tony Sudikum housing or Woodbine housing area.
Contact: (615) 315-5333—M – F 8:30 a.m. – 5 p.m., keith@youthencouragement.org
Edgehill United Methodist Church – Brighter Days Program
1502 Edgehill Avenue 254-7628 Details:
Ages 7-11 years
Cost- $70 per child per week, $15 registration
Meals- Lunch will be provided Snacks will be provided
Contact Person- Nancy Crutcher: 244-5144
Eighteenth Ave Family Enrichment Ctr – Summer Enrichment Program
2013 25th Avenue North 320-1131 (McGruder FRC Aditorium)
Ages- 5-12 years
Cost- $65 per child, per week; $10 registration fee
Meals- Camper must bring lunch Snacks will be provided
Contact Person- Shantrelle Edmondson: 320-1131
F. H. Jenkins Elementary School, 814 Youngs Lane. Nashville, Tennessee 37076
Name of Program: Summer Explosion
Length of Program- June 2 through July 23 from 7:00 till 5:30
Description: Sports activities, field trips, swimming with Math and Reading enrichment.
Registration Fee - $50; Weekly fee - $70; Breakfast and Lunch included
Contact: Queen Robinson, Director, 615-227-8992
Fannie Battle Day Home for Children
911 Shelby Avenue, Nashville, TN
Ages 5-12 years
Contact Person- Sara Longhini, 615-228-6745
Faith Christian - Fruit Safari Summer Program
2635 Nolensville Pike 467-0054 Details:
Ages- 5 – 11 years
Cost: $115 per child per session, $30 registration; Camper must bring lunch Snacks will be provided
Contact Person Henry Coles Jr or Lisa Parks, 615-297-3001 Ext 109 or 110
Family Affair Ministries, Inc. (Back to Basics) Summer Youth Enrichment Camp will serve
youth ages 6-12 years from East Nashville, Dickerson Road, Ewing Lane, Vailview and Creekwood
neighborhoods. The program will include math and reading skills enhancement; recreational
activities and character development. CONTACT: Mrs. Vera Williams-Davis 228-0125 x 22
Family Affair Ministries, Inc. (Totally Teen) Summer Youth Enrichment Camp will serve youth
ages 13-18 years from East Nashville, Inglewood, Dickerson Road, Ewing Lane and Creekwood
neighborhoods. The program will include academic enrichment, life skills training, leadership
training, outdoor recreation and performing arts.
CONTACT: Mrs. Vera Williams-Davis, 615-228-0125 x 22
Fannie Battle Day Home- Academic enrichment program for youth age 5-12 years of age with
emphasis on East Nashville. The program will include tutoring, art, science, music, dance, swimming
lessons, dance, P.E., computer and enrichment outings.
CONTACT: Sara L. Longhini 228-6745
Fisk University – THRUST Math & Science for Boys
P.O. Box 331152 (Fisk University Campus) 329-8605, http://www.thrustms.org/
Ages- Contact camp
Cost- $500 for eight week program, no registration
Meals- Camper must bring lunch Snacks will be provided
Contact Person- Isaac Thompson: 329-8605; thrustms@fisk.edu
5th - 8th Grade Metro Nashville Summer Band Camp
June 6 - June 16, 2011
Croft Middle- MNPS offers band camp to students who have completed at least one school year in
a band program. The camp will help students advance their musical talents by providing varied
experiences and challenging musical activities to facilitate learning; Camp Fee Tuition - $200 (non-
refundable) Camp fees are used to cover the cost of teachers’ salaries, music, t- shirt, supplies, guest
conductor, etc. Payment must be sent with medical release form and student application. –
To Learn more, visit: http://www.mnps.org/Page57585.aspx
4th - 12th Grade Metro Nashville Orchestra Camp
June 6 - June 16, 2011
Nashville School of the Arts- The Metro Nashville Orchestra Camp strives to provide a wide
variety of camp experiences to enhance the various interests of the attending musicians. Guest
instrumentalists and string ensembles are invited to present concert sessions for the students. –
Camp Fee Tuition - $200 (non-refundable) Camp fees are used to cover the cost of teachers’ salaries,
t-shirt, guest instrumentalists, music and supplies. Payment must be sent with medical release form
and student application. To Learn more, visit: http://www.mnps.org/Page57586.aspx
Fisk University – GUSTO for Girls
504 Spruce Street (Spruce Street Church) 329-8664
Ages Contact camp
Cost $500 for eight week program, no registration
Contact Person Isaac Thompson: 329-8605
Frist Center For The Visual Arts
919 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203-3822
Contact: Tonya Clarkson @ (615) 744-4904 from M – F 9:00 a.m. – 4:00 p.m.
Description: Summer art camp offering various morning and afternoon daily sessions for children
ages 5-13. No previous art experience is necessary. Scholarships are available.
For more details refer to Internet Web Site:
http://www.fristcenter.org/site/calendar/eventdetail.aspx?cid=346
Friendship Community Outreach Center
1703 Jo Johnson Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203
Contact: Janiro Hawkins—(615) 329-1467—Hours: M – F from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Description: North Nashville youth –The focus is on academics, math, reading and computer. Then
recreational activities are in the afternoon. The program is offered M – F from 8:00 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Call or walk in for application instructions. Fees: No Fee
Fourteenth Avenue Baptist Church – TAP Summer Program
2501 Buchanan Street 255-7167
Ages- 6-13 years
Cost- $40 per child per week, $40 registration
Contact Person- Tam Gordon: 668-3233 or 255-7167
4-H Youth Program- Offered through Agricultural Extension Office
Location: 800 Second Ave., North Suite 3, Nashville, TN 37201-1083
Description: The mission is to help youth acquire knowledge, develop life skills and form attitudes
that will enable them to become self-directing, productive, contributing members of society. For
more info, visit: http://www.utextension.utk.edu
Contact: Janice Hayslett, Coordinator, 862-5995 M – F from 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Girl Scouts Camp (Call for camp site – Must be a Girl Scout to Attend Camp)
4522 Granny White Pike 383-0490, http://www.girlscoutsofcv.org/
Details: Camp Dates (all sessions are overnight/residential camps)
Ages 10-18 years
Cost Ranges from $175 to $550 depending on Camp Session – Contact camp
Meals All food covered in costs
Contact Person Laura Johnson: 383-0490, ext. 282
Greater Grace Summer Enrichment
901 Dalebrook Lane
Ages 5-12 years;
Cost $86 per child per week, $25 registration
Meals Contact camp
Contact Person Erika Fletcher: 506-8517
Goodwill Industries – Nashville (TRAC, or Training for Retail Associate Certification)
Serves teens up to 18 yrs old who are from low income families or may have a disability.
Dates: June 6 – July 1, 2011 and July 5 – July 29, 2011.
Description: The students will go on field trips, meet with guest speakers and take part in
interactive activities designed to help them prepare for the world of work. Students who complete
their TRAC session will receive a stipend based on several criteria including attendance and
participation. The TRAC program is only for teens living in Davidson County. No Fee
Contact: Debbie Grant at debbie.grant@givegw.org or call her at 615-346-1237.
Goodwill Industries – Nashville- The Summer Youth Work Program
This is designed for young adults, ages 16-22 who have some type of disability or who lives in a low
income household or presents with another disadvantage. The six-week program places
participants in a work situation, no more than 20 hours per week, and will be paid according to their
age bracket. Some of the participants will work with assistance of an on-site trainer. The Summer
Youth Work Program is offered in Davidson and Rutherford counties. No Fee
Contact: Debbie Grant at debbie.grant@givegw.org or call her at 615-346-1237
Goodwill Industries – Nashville- the Integration Program
This is for children with autism, ages 6 through 15. The children and teens will spend their
summer days at community day camps, integrated with children who may or may not have a
disability. Each camper will be supported by an adult who is assigned to interact and monitor
activities. The Summer Integration Program is only available in Davidson County.
Dates: June 13- July 22, 2011; No Fee
Contact: Debbie Grant at debbie.grant@givegw.org or call her at 615-346-1237
Harding Academy
170 Windsor Drive, Nashville, TN, 615-356-5510, ext. 246,
Ages- Various grade level camps for both boys & girls - contact Camp for details or visit website for
a list of camps; http://www.hardingacademy.org
Cost- Varies depending on camp
Meals- Camper must bring lunch Snacks may be provided – depends on camp selected
Contact Person- Amanda Jankowski 948-7005; jankowskia@hardingacademy.org
Horton Haven Christian Camp
P.O. Box 276, Chapel Hill, TN 931-364-7656, http://www.hortonhaven.org
Details:(all sessions are overnight/residential camps) (Sunday 4:00p-Friday 6:30p)
Ages- Age 8 to 18 (sessions divided by age groups)
Cost- $125 per child/teen per session, $50 registration
Meals- Meals will be provided
Contact Person- Wendy Phelan: 931-364-7656
Junior Achievement BizTown Summer Camp
June 20- 24, 2011 and July 18-22, 2011
120 Powell Place, 37204- Parents who want to keep their kids sharp in basic math, reading and
critical thinking skills over summer vacation while having fun and learning valuable life skills need
only to send them to day camp. JA BizTown Summer Camp will help children ages 10-13 explore the
ins and outs of running a business, managing their money and becoming savvy consumers.
Contact Rachel Dyer, at racheld@janash.com 615.627.1194; http://www.janash.com/summercamp
Kids in Technology Camp
2013 25th Avenue North – McGruder FRC (10:00am – 4:00pm)
Ages 6-18; Cost- $100 per child per week, $20 registration
Contact Person- Patrice Bertrand 736-2168
Lee Chapel Learning Center- Academic enrichment program for youth age 6 to 12 years from
North Nashville/Subarea 8. Youth will receive instruction in reading, language arts, math, and
computers in the morning, with afternoons devoted to arts, crafts, music and other enrichment
activities. Children will participate in field trips to places of historical, cultural and economic
significance. CONTACT: Frances S. Johnson 320-0260 or 876-3398
The Leadership Academy
376 Clearlake Drive, West Nashville 37217Details: (Camp times are from 7:30am – 4:00pm)
Ages- 8-14, Cost- $100 per child per week, $30 registration
Contact: Lisa Woods 294-3665
Love Child Care-Camp LCC 810 East Old Hickory Blvd (Camp time is from 6:00am – 5:30pm )
Details: Camp LCC is a youth activity camp that keeps children greatly involved during the summer
months. Here students enjoy attending various recreational events such as swimming, skating,
bowling, art, music, and much more. Students put on a program for parents and community members
at the end of the camp to demonstrate what they have learned during their summer adventure.
Ages: 6-12; Cost: $100 per child per week; $50 registration; Lunch provided
Contact Person: Mary Derricks 612-3555
Martha O’Bryan Center (THRIVE Summer Enrichment Camp)
711 South Seventh Street, Nashville, TN 37206
Details: (Contact organization for times.) Summer program focused on academics, career
development, social skills, financial literacy, leadership and civic engagement for youth age 8 to 18
from the James A. Cayce neighborhood.
Contact: 254-1791, http://www.marthaobryan.org/camp
Max Scruggs Karate Center – Summer Karate Camp
2787 Smith Springs Rd., Nashville, TN 37217
Details: Mr. Scruggs offers a variety of programs in karate, kick boxing, personal conflict resolution,
and boot camp (for women only) for children and adults of any age. Parental involvement is
encouraged and when parents enroll their children for Karate, the parents are welcomed to
participate in Karate with their children and Kick Boxing for free!
Ages: 5 years and up
Contact Person: Max Scruggs, (615) 397-9046, www.maxscruggskaratecenter.com
McNeilly Center for Children
400 Meridian Street, Nashville, TN 37207
Details: McNeilly Center for Children is a non-profit child care center providing quality, affordable
child care to Nashville families. By offering this service, parents are able to attend school, work
and/or job training programs, which allows them to create and sustain a better life for their families.
McNeilly Center for Children has been in the Nashville community for more than 100 years.
Ages: 16 months – 12 years
Cost: $63 per child, per week; $30 registration fee (Contact organization for updated costs)
Contact: 255-2549
Meharry Medical College - Summer Mentorship Program (June 20 – July 29, 2011)
1005 Dr. D. B. Todd Blvd, Nashville, TN 37208
Detail: The mentorship program is a six-week program designed to introduce healthcare careers to
students by pairing them with physicians at clinical sites to encourage youth to pursue careers in the
healthcare field. Applications for the summer program will be released on March 15, 2011.
Age: High school and Undergraduate students
Cost & Deadline: None, applications due April 15, 2011. Interviews will be held in May 2011.
Contact: Sandra Williams, Program Manager, 615-327-6836, williamss@mmc.edu
Matthew Walker Health Center
1035 14th Ave North, Nashville, TN 37208
Details: Volunteer and Internship Opportunities for youth
Contact: Julie Warner, julie.warner@mwchc.org, 615-340-1289, 327-9400
McNeilly Center for Children Enrichment program for youth age 6 to 12 years from East
Nashville zip code 37207. Youth will experience math/science, recreational sports, drama, literacy,
computers, technology and character education. They will take field trips during the summer.
CONTACT: Marcia Smith 255-2549
Metro Public Health Department Youth Leadership Summer Institute
311 23rd Avenue, North, Nashville, TN
Details: Youth Leadership Summer Institute is an opportunity for youth to learn about the public
health profession by job shadowing and completing a community project.
Ages: Rising high school juniors (10th grade)
Required: Application, essay, letter of recommendation
Additional Information: Interested youth can pick up a complete application packet at the Metro
Public Health Department
Contact: D’Yuanna Allen, 615-340-2175, dyuanna.allen@nashville.gov
Moves & Grooves – Play
1000 17th Avenue North- Fisk University Gymnasium, http://www.movesandgrooves.org/
Ages: 8-13, divided by session
Cost: $150 per child per week, $1 registration
Contact Person: April Johnson 293-2745
Moves & Grooves – Totally Arts
2013 25th Avenue North 554-1809 - TSU. http://www.movesandgrooves.org/
Ages: 10-15 years
Cost: $83 per child per week, $1 registration;
Contact Person: Emerald Mitchell, 554-1809
Moves & Grooves, Inc. Ladies of Purpose summer program
Ages: young ladies ages 15 to 17 years residing in the Edgehill community.
Detail: Youth participating will commit over 400 hours of community service and work with
prominent female mentors in order to build character and strengthen the Edgehill community.
CONTACT: Emerald Mitchell, 615-554-1809
Nashville Cares (Survivor Club Training)
501 Brick Church Park Drive, Nashville, TN 37207
Details: The mission of Survivor Club is to educate youth on HIV/AIDS prevention and to empower
them to make healthy and informed choices regarding their sexuality and relationships. This is a
valuable opportunity for student to engage in leadership development skills as well as preparing a
long, health life. By striving to increase awareness and sensitivity, providing peer support for youth,
and relaying up-to-date, accurate information to all in our community, Survivor Club members hope
to secure a safe and healthy future for Middle Tennessee youth.
Age: 14-18; Cost: FREE
Contact: Misty Ellis, Youth Ed. Coordinator, 615-259-4866, ext 223, mellis@nashvillecares.org
Nashville Red Cross
2201 Charlotte Avenue, Nashville, TN 37203
Details: Take classes that will focus on lifesaving skills, such as CPR, First Aid Water Safety, and
Fire and Disaster Safety.
Age & Cost: Contact organization for more details.
Contact: (615) 250-4300, M-F from 8 a.m. – 5:00 p.m., http://www.nashvilleredcross.org
Nashville Inner City Ministry (Leadership Development Camp)
185 Anthes Drive, Nashville, TN 37210
Details: Summer program targeted to youth age 10 to 18 years from South Nashville with a focus on
positive values, boundaries and expectations. Youth will explore external assets such as adult role
models and positive peer influence as well as internal assets such as integrity and honesty. Summer
program targeted to youth age 6 to 18 years from East Nashville with primary focus on Cayce
Homes. Teen interns will focus on personal growth and job readiness.
Age: 10-18
Contact: Ms. Margie Johnson, 255-1726 ext. 24
Nashville Inner City Ministry (Teen Community Builders) Summer program targeted to youth
age 6 to 18 years from East Nashville with primary focus on Cayce Homes. Teen interns will focus
on personal growth and job readiness. The interns will help recruit children and run a camp for the
younger children under supervision of the program.
CONTACT: Larry Cantrell, 615-739-0712
New Hope Summer Enrichment Camp
1303 Hawkins St, Nashville, TN; Ph: 615-254-0197
Ages: K-8 grade
Cost: $60 per child per week, $25 registration
Contact Person: Carolyn Nightingale, 254-0184, 254-0193, 254-0197, or 383-6266
New Hope CDC- Summer enrichment camp for youth age 6 to 13 years of age from Edgehill
Homes and the surrounding community. Youth will participate in academic enrichment in reading,
writing, math and computers. They will attend an environmental science camp, as well as participate
in activities in arts/crafts, music, dance, sports/games, swimming and public speaking.
CONTACT: Cecil R. Conley, Sr. 361-1678
North Precinct 2nd Annual Summer Youth Camp
Description: There is no charge for the camp. The camp is designed to provide positive roll
models and an enriched environment. The campers will be exposed to Arts and Crafts, History of
their State and City, the Juvenile Justice System, Field Trips and of course Fun and Games.
Age; 9 – 13 years old.
Location: The North Precinct, located at 2231 26th Ave. North.
Dates: June 13-17, 2011; the camp hours will be from 8:00am – 3:00pm
Contact: Anyone that is interested has to get an actual application from the office at the
precinct..... If you should need further assistance, please contact Officer Booker at 862-4428.
Oasis Center Summer program series to targeted small groups age 13 to 17 from East Nashville,
Inglewood area surrounding Bailey Middle School, North Nashville area surrounding John Early
Middle School, and the South Nashville/Nolensville Road area. Programs will include Summer of
Ali for boys, Youth United for youth impacted by violence in their neighborhoods, Your Story
Continues for refugee/immigrant youth, YES for youth from Bailey and John Early Middle Schools,
Oasis Community Impact for East Nashville Youth and Tennessee Youth Advisory Council for
former foster youth.
CONTACT: Judy Freudental, 615-327-4455
O’Riley Wado-Ryu Karate Camp
2444 Morris Gentry Blvd 399-3992, http://www.wadokaratecenters.com/
Ages: 5 years & up
Cost: $60 per child per session, no registration
Contact Person: Steven O’Riley: 399-3992
Read to Achieve- 1408 Jackson St, Nashville, TN
Ages: Pre-K – 8th grade
Cost: $$85 per child, per week; $25 registration fee
Contact Person: Vanessa White: 615-944-0061/Renee Tomlinson: 615-585-6316
Ridley School of Dance - Cheerleading & Dance
3227 Clarksville Pike 251-1510, http://ridleystudios.tripod.com/
Details: Camp times are from 8am – 4pm; Dance & Cheerleading
Ages: Please contact organization for any age restrictions.
Cost: $85 per child per week; $25 registration fee.
Contact Person: Princecilla Ridley: 251-1510 or 498-3967
Rocketown- Summer program for youth age 9 to 18 from Davidson County, with special emphasis
on J.C. Napier, Edgehill Homes and East Nashville. Youth will participate each morning in film-
editing, music/songwriting, dance, art or skateboarding. The afternoon offers electives to experience
additional artistic activities. At the end of each week, participants demonstrate new skills at a
community showcase.
CONTACT: Rod DeVore, 615-843-4001
Salama Urban Ministries- Program for youth age 6 to 18 years of age from the Edgehill
neighborhood, North, South, East Nashville and Antioch. The program will include academics and
performance arts, with older students exposed to college and career preparation, leadership
development programming. We are a faith-based organization with a Christian Education piece.
CONTACT: George Crook 251-4050
Samaritan Ministries Summer program for youth age 6 to 11 from Cumberland View Housing
Development. Children will get exposure to academic enrichment, computers, and cultural
history/diversity. They will participate in field trips, food/nutrition workshops, organized games,
sports, arts & crafts and a performing arts camp.
CONTACT: Donna Hamby Priester 742-8905 or 329-1523
STARS with Grace/Camp Stars
Kings Lane Middle School 3200 Kings Lane;
Ages: 7-14 years, Girls Only
Cost: $70 per child, per week; $50 registration fee
Contact Person: Barbara Hill: 506-8940
Summer Encore Camp
June 7 - 17: Rising Grades 4 – 7; June 14-18: Rising Grade 1 - 3
Robertson Academy; This summer’s theme is ―Encore In Motion; Let’s Get Moving‖. Campers
will have opportunities to explore the ―who, what, where, when, why, and how‖ of discovering and
discoveries. – To Learn more, visit: http://www.mnps.org/Page63261.aspx
Camp Schedule: 8:15- 3:15 ; Monday through Thursday; Robertson Academy, 835 Robertson
Academy Road. Nashville, TN 37220; Though the flyer lists the registration deadline as March 1,
2010, we are still accepting applications. $200.00 for a two-week session (8-days, M-TH)
session. With evidence of fee waiver approval, a limited number of scholarships are available. Fee
covers materials, local field trip transportation, and special treats. Some field trips may require
additional fees. Students bring lunches and snacks for daily picnics. A little cooler makes a great
lunch box. Summer Camp can be a ―hot‖ experience so extra drinks a must and, and it is a great idea
to freeze them the night before. Refrigerator space is very limited.
CONTACT: Additional information is available by calling the Encore Office at 333-5175.
Sylvan Learning Center – Summer Camps
(Multiple Sites – Contact organization for details), 615-860-2299
Camp Dates: Multiple Sessions throughout Summer Months – call org. for more details
Ages: All Ages
Cost: $225 per child per week, registration
Contact Person: Denise Schmidt: 860-2299
Summer Discovery Enrichment Camp offered through Bethlehem Centers of Nashville
Ages: 5 ½ - 11 years
Description: The program will offer academic enrichment, field trips, sports and recreation, arts and
crafts, library trips, and more
Fee: $65-130 a week per child. The program accepts childcare vouchers from the State.
For more information, contact: Gerri Smith @ 329-3386 Ext. 117 or Cynthia Ray Ext. 118
Temple Church – Camp Wisdom
3810 Kings Lane
Ages: 5-12 years
Cost: $80 per child per week, $30 registration
Contact Person: Joyce Rayford – 876-4086
Taylor Hayden – Wado Karate Centers, LLC
406 Two Mile Pike
Ages: 3-15 years
Cost: $60 per child per session, no registration
Contact Person: Taylor Hayden, 859-9473
Teen Programs offered through Nashville Public Library
Location: 615 Church Street, Nashville, TN 37219
Description: Games, book clubs, movies, etc. snacks provided on Wednesdays.
Princeton Review will visit on 4/1/11, 5/6/11, and 6/3/11 to discuss college admission and
scholarships. View Library calendar @ www.library.nashville.org for summer activities.
Contact Number: 862-5774—M – F
Eligibility: Ages 12-18; Fees: No Fee
Trevecca Nazarene University
333 Murfreesboro Rd., Nashville, TN 37210, (615) 248-1271
Description: Various week-long summer sports camps for children ranging from grades 1-12
depending on the camp. Girls camps include beginner and advanced volleyball, soccer, and
basketball. Boys camps include beginner and advanced baseball for fundamentals and hitting, soccer,
and basketball. Visit: www.trevecca.edu/athletics/info/summer.camps.html
Contact Number: (615) 248-1200—M – F from 8:00 a.m. – 5:00 p.m.
Application Instructions: Call the athletic office at (615) 248-1271 for basic information
Fees: Vary depending on camp chosen—call for information
Features: accessibility features: Accessible for disabled
TSU Summer Success Institute (May 31 – July 1, 2011)
Details: A TSU Academic Enrichment community outreach program, the Summer Success Institute,
is a five-week program designed to enhance student skills in the areas of English, math, test taking
and study skills. The Summer Success Institute provides high-school students with the tools
necessary to improve their ACT/SAT scores or to successfully complete the initial test-taking
attempt. For graduating high-school seniors who have been admitted to TSU for fall 2011, the
Summer Success Institute offers an opportunity to fulfill study skills requirements prior to the fall
semester and to enhance skills in the areas of reading, writing, and math. Parents are invited to
attend the orientation session.
Age: High school students or graduating seniors
Cost & Deadline: $40.00; applications accepted through May 16, 2011
Contact: (615) 963-5521 or (615) 963-553, http://www.tnstate.edu/interior.asp?mid=2368&ptid=1
Tennessee State University – ATHLETICS
TSU Lil’ Tiger Camp (June 13– 16, 2011)
Details: Lil’ Tiger Camp is designed to provide participants (ages 7‐14) with opportunities to
develop and improve their football skills in a fun, safe and enjoyable atmosphere. The program
encourages each participant to develop new skills and achieve a new level of playing and
self‐confidence. Registration form posted on website, www.tigers.com.
Age: 6-14
Meals: Lunch will be provided each day.
Cost: $135.00 per camper
Contact: Tom Opdenbrouw, (615) 963-2136, topedbr@tnstate.edu
Prospect Camp (June 18, 2011)
Details: The TSU Prospect Camp is for high school students…
Cost: $25.00 per camper
Contact: Tom Opdenbrouw, (615) 963-2136, topedbr@tnstate.edu
OL/DL Camp (July 22– 23, 2011)
Details: For students grade 9‐12, June 12, 9 a.m.‐until, Cost: $10.00
The program is designed to provide participants in grades 9 – 12 with opportunities to develop and
improve their football skills in a fun, safe and enjoyable atmosphere. Coaches, staff, former NFL
players and former Tiger football athletes, will be on hand to instruct participants in fundamentals
and technique training. The program encourages each participant to develop new skills and achieve a
new level of playing and self‐confidence
Cost: $15.00 per camper
Contact: Tom Opdenbrouw, (615) 963-2136, topedbr@tnstate.edu
7 on 7 Camp (July 22, 2011)
Details: , 9 a.m.‐until, Cost: $120.00 per team
Cost: $120.00 per team
Contact: Tom Opdenbrouw, (615) 963-2136, topedbr@tnstate.edu
TSU- SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
NASA SEMAA Program (Roster currently full)
Details: The NASA SEMAA (Science, Engineering, Mathematics and Aerospace Academy) is an
innovative, national project designed to increase the participation and retention of historically
underrepresented youth in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM).
The NASA SEMAA summer program utilizes a series of unique hands‐on, inquiry‐based
classroom curriculum enhancement activities focused on NASA’s research and technology in
aeronautics, space exploration and science. Students participate in the summer three hours per day
for one week. The roster for the 2010 summer is now full.
Age: Elementary School Program, Grades: 1-4; Middle School Program, Grades: 5 -8
Cost: This program is FREE to participants.
Contact: Main office, (615) 963‐7631, www.semaanashville.com or www.semaa.net
TSU- COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING
ENGINEERING CONCEPTS INSTITUTE (ECI) (June 5 – July 8, 2011)
Details: ECI is a five‐week residential summer program for high school graduates majoring in an
engineering discipline. The students will participate in enrichment and preparatory coursework in
physics, chemistry, and mathematics to introduce them to the discipline of engineering. Students will
be exposed to basic scientific and engineering principals through projects, industry tours, coursework
and other experiential learning activities to increase their familiarity with engineering and the
collegiate environment at Tennessee State University. All participants must complete a summer
project, and may receive credit for selected courses in the engineering curricula.
Age: Incoming Freshmen students (at least 2.8 high school GPA)
Cost: $25.00, non-refundable
Contact: Kevin Williams, (615) 963‐5879, kwilliams41@tnstate.edu,
Summer Transportation Institute (STI) (June 5 – July 1, 2011)
Details: STI is a four‐week residential program that introduces high school students to the
transportation industry. The students will participate in enrichment and preparatory coursework in
physics, mathematics and computing to introduce them to the discipline of engineering. Each week
will cover a different aspect of transportation (AIR, LAND and SEA). Activities for summer 2010
will include hands‐on labs, field trips and presentations by various employees of the Tennessee
Department of Transportation (TDOT).
Age: Rising 9th – 12th grade students (at least 2.0 high school GPA)
Cost: $25.00, non-refundable
Contact: Kevin Williams, (615) 963‐5879, kwilliams41@tnstate.edu,
Pre-Engineering Program to Stimulate Interests in Engineering (July 11- July 22, 2011)
Details: PEPSIE is a two‐week non-residential summer program for students, grades 10‐12, to
expose and introduce them to the discipline of engineering. The program will focus on hands‐on
projects, including product design, manufacturing, robotics and aeronautics. All students will also
participate in refresher activities to promote and enhance learning skills and knowledge in
mathematics and physics, and conclude with a final project.
Age: Rising 10th -12th grade students (at least 2.7 high school GPA)
Cost: $25.00, non-refundable
Contact: Freda Lusk, 615 963‐5401, flusk@charter.net
All TSU Engineering programs will be hosted in the Andrew P. Torrence Building.
For additional info regarding Engineering camps visit:
http://www.tnstate.edu/interior.asp?mid=5436&ptid=1
TSU- ACADEMIC ENRICHMENT, ADVISEMENT AND ORIENTATION
Summer Success Institute: For high school students, May 31 - July 1, 2011, Cost: $40
Primary Contact: Denese Hulbert, (615) 963‐5521 or 963‐5563, dhulbert@tnstate.edu
A TSU Academic Enrichment community outreach program, the Summer Success Institute, is a five-
week program designed to enhance student skills in the areas of English, math, test taking and study
skills. The Summer Success Institute provides high-school students with the tools necessary to
improve their ACT/SAT scores or to successfully complete the initial test-taking attempt. For
graduating high-school seniors who have been admitted to TSU for fall 2011, the Summer Success
Institute offers an opportunity to fulfill study skills requirements prior to the fall semester and to
enhance skills in the areas of reading, writing, and math. Applications for this year's institute will
be accepted through May 16, 2011. The non-refundable fee is only $40.00 (checks or money orders
only, please) for the entire five week program. The 2011 program will be in session May 31 - July 1,
2011. Summer Success Institute registration and orientation will be held on May 27, 2011.
Parents are invited to attend the orientation session. For more information, visit:
http://www.tnstate.edu/interior.asp?mid=2368&ptid=1 or call (615) 963-5521 or 963-5531.
Tennessee School for the Blind
115 Stewarts Ferry Pk, Nashville, TN 37214, www.tsb.k12tn.net
Description: Summer program that teaches blind students how to become more independent.
Activities include camping, swimming, and touring Nashville
Contact: (615) 321-7300 – m – f FROM 7:15 A.M. – 4:30 P.M., joldham@tsb.k12tn.net
Eligibility: Students ages 11-21 years old who meet the eligibility requirements of legal blindness.
Call for more information; Accessible for Disabled, American Sigh Language. Fees: No fee
Tennessee Thunder Basketball program for youth age 9 to17 years of age from North Nashville
and Subarea 8. Youth will learn and practice the fundamentals of basketball and of athletic
competition. Youth will also attend workshops in ACT/SAT preparation, AIDS/sex awareness,
drug abuse prevention, anger management and conflict resolution.
CONTACT: Hendren E. Merritt 485-7717
VANDERBILT CENTER FOR SCIENCE OUTREACH; 806 Light Hall, Nashville, TN 37232
Girls and Science (GAS) Camp
Details: The goals of the GAS Camp are to engage girls in science activities, to foster confidence in
science achievement, and to encourage girls' enrollment in high school science courses. The camp is
held in the biosciences laboratories at Vanderbilt and staffed by middle and high school teachers.
Additional camp personnel include graduate and undergraduate science students, high school junior
counselors, and staff from other partnering university and community organizations. The dates for
the summer of 2011 have not yet been finalized. When dates are set they will be post on
organization’s website: http://www.scienceoutreach.org/research.php.
Contact: Joe Lopez, (615) 322-7140, joe.lopez@vanderbilt.edu
Boys Exploring Science & Technology (BEST) Camp
Details: The Boys Exploring Science and Technology Camp is committed to generating interest in
science for all boys, engaging boys in cooperative learning in science investigation, fostering
confidence in science achievement, and encouraging boys' enrollment in future science courses and in
science- and technology-related careers. The dates for the summer of 2011 have not yet been
finalized. When dates are set they will be post on organization’s website:
http://www.scienceoutreach.org/research.php.
Contact: Joe Lopez, (615) 322-7140, joe.lopez@vanderbilt.edu
Village Cultural Arts Center- ASE Summer Enrichment ; 340 West Trinity Lane, Nashville, TN
Contact Person: Marc Anthony Peek: 228-9553
WATKINS COLLEGE OF ART, DESIGN & FILM; 2298 Rosa L. Parks Blvd., Nashville, TN
Watkins Summer of the Arts Program (June 6-10; June 20-24; June 27-July 1; Aug 1-5, 2011)
Details: Watkins offers summer camps emphasizing classes in art, design and film that empower
students to embrace their creativity. Morning Sessions: 9am – noon. Afternoon Sessions: 1pm- 4pm.
Ages: 4-18
Contact: Rebecca Berrios, Director, (615) 383-4848, community@watkins.edu or
www.watkins.edu/community
Watkins College - Summer of the Arts
2298 Metrocenter Blvd 383-4848, http://www.watkins.edu/community/
Ages: 5-18 years
Cost: Varies depending on camp session. Please contact school for more detailed information.
Meals: Camper must bring lunch Snacks will not be provided
Contact Person: Rebecca Berrios: 383-4848
Watkins Pre-College Program (July 11 – 29, 2011)
Details: Watkins offers a three week intensive summer program for high school students to
experience the life and culture of an art college. Sessions are 9am – 4pm.
Ages: 15-18
Contact: Rebecca Berrios, Director, (615) 383-4848, precollege@watkins.edu
Youth Life Learning Center Summer enrichment program for children in grades K-8 from South,
East and West Nashville. The program will provide activities for the children in academic
enrichment, recreation, creative arts and service learning.
CONTACT: Yolanda Shields or Lindsay Daly 333-7672
YMCA (Y-CAP) – Summer Time Activities R Super (STARS) Camp
(Call for camp locations), 226-5577, ext. 109 http://www.ymcamidtn.org/y-cap/
Ages: 10-18 years
Meals: Camper must bring lunch Snacks will be provided
Contact Person: Mark Thomas: 226-5577, ext. 109 or 337-6028
YMCA – Donelson Hermitage
3001 Lebanon Road, Nashville 37214
Ages: 5-16
Cost: $125 per child, per week; $25 registration fee
Contact Person: Valerie Dukes 515-7226
YMCA – Summer Odyssey (Call for camp location), 615-259-3418
http://www.ymcamidtn.org/association/services/camps.php
Ages- Please contact organization for ages.
Cost- $85 per child, per week; $50 one-time registration fee
Meals- Camper must bring lunch Snacks will be provided
Youth United
Main Site: Oasis Center, 1704 Charlotte Pke, #200, Nashville, TN 37203
Contact: Erika Burnett, Coordinator, eburnett@oasiscenter.org, 615-983-6912
Description: Youth leadership opportunity to provide input and voice to key community issues
around youth violence.
Volunteer Opportunities (2011)
10,000 Villages (3900 Hillsboro Pike, Nashville, TN 37215)
http://www.tenthousandvillages.com
Ten Thousand Villages strives to improve the livelihood of disadvantaged people in developing
countries through the expansion of fair trade. Volunteers need at the store.
Contact: Beth Cooper, (615) 385-5814 villagesnashtnk@bellsouth.net
Adventure Science Center – Teen Volunteer Opportunities
800 Fort Negley Blvd. 862-5160; http://www.adventuresci.com/
Contact Person- Jeri Hasselbring: 401-5074 or 862-5160; info@adventuresci.com
Agape Animal Rescue
Animal Rescue needs volunteers for Petsmart Adoption Days (walking, water, and playing with cats &
dogs), organizing and participating in special events, transporting animals, and performing home visits
of potential animal owners. Every volunteer must fill out a volunteer form/ application and go through
a volunteer training class. http://www.agaperescue.org/VolunteerFormsNew.htm.
Contact: via email at volunteer@agaperescue.org or visit our website at www.agaperescue.org
Alive Hospice (1718 Patterson St., Nashville, TN 37203); www.alivehospice.org.
Alive Hospice is seeking volunteers in the Antioch, Lebanon and Woodbury communities to
help make a difference in the lives of terminally ill patients and their families. The nonprofit
agency encourages interested persons to
Contact: Volunteer Services staff at 615-327-1085 (or 1-800-327-1085 for Woodbury
residents) for more information about volunteer opportunities.
Alive Hospice volunteers serve in a variety of ways such as visiting patients in their home
communities, offering companionship and providing respite for patients’ family members.
Some offer special services to patients with music therapy, pet therapy, massage therapy and
hair care. Alive Hospice volunteers receive training before they begin making visits.
Contact: Joy Fenton, (615) 327-1085 or via email at jfenton@alivehospice.org
Catholic Charities
Provides services to resettle refugees in Nashville.
Contact: Marcheta Claus via email at: mclaus@cctenn.org
Christian Women’s Job Corp
http://www.cwjcnashville.org/
Christian Women’s Job Corps seeks to equip women for life and employment with basic life skills
necessary for self-sufficiency.
Contact: Becky Sumrall at (615) 244-3669 or via email at: staff@cwjcmiddletn.org
Christian Women's Job Corps of Middle Tennessee
ESL- English as a Second Language
Right now, you have the chance to help serve as an ESL tutor with the Christian Women's Job
Corps of Middle Tennessee. Since ESL stands for English as a Second Language, students like
you can help make a difference in someone's life that still needs help understanding English.
Christian Women's Job Corps seeks to equip women for life and employment with basic life
skills necessary for self-sufficiency, within her culture, which may include: sustained
employment; adequate income; housing; transportation; child care; and/or medical care.
Volunteers are needed to help with childcare, special events, and various clerical
responsibilities.
Contact: Melissa Greenwood, Volunteer Coordinator, Christian Women's Job Corps of Middle
TN PO Box 22388, Nashville, TN 37202 or call (615) 244-3669
Fifty Forward
Fifty Forward's Meals on Wheels Program needs volunteers to deliver meals and provide a cheerful
visit to Seniors who are often alone all day. Weekday and weekend hot lunches are delivered to seniors
in designated areas of Nashville. Contact: Call (615) 463-2264.
Frist Center for the Visual Arts Volunteer Program
Contact: Samantha Andrews, (615) 744-3349; sandrews@fristcenter.org
Location: 919 Broadway, Nashville, TN 37203;
Ages served: 14 +
Requirements for the program: Training, a background screening, 3 month summer commitment,
6 month long term commitment.
Description: Volunteer in any space in the Frist Center, from special events, to the gift shop,
assisting in the office to ArtQuest, (Additional info: sign up on their website: www.fristcenter.org
Habitat for Humanity
http://www/habitatnashville.org
Numerous volunteer opportunities including construction, staffing the HomeStore and teaching
HomeWorks classes.
Contact: Mike Allen at (615) 254-HOME ext. 224 or via email at: mallen@habitatnashville.org
Harvest Hands
http://www.harvesthandscdc.com/
Seeks to provide leadership development along with economic development in South Nashville.
Contact: Courtney Hicks at Office: 615.770.2944, Mobile: 615.426.5627 or via email at:
courtney@harvesthandscdc.com
King's Daughter Day Home
Sponsors for parties for holidays and other occasions, for preschoolers and school age children.
Volunteers to adopt a child or family and provide holiday needs, volunteers for mentoring.
Contact: 590 N. Dupont St., Madison, TN 37115; Candyee Goode at (615) 865-5164
Magdalene House / Thistle Farms
http://www.thistlefarms.org
A two-year recovery program for prostitutes.
Contact: Becca Stevens at (615) 322-4783 or via email at: volunteerinfo@thistlefarms.org
Martha O'Bryan Center
http://www.marthaobryan.org/
Volunteers to help with the Toys and More Store in December, ongoing volunteers needed for the
"Book Buddies" Program.
Contact: 711 South Seventh Street, Nashville, TN 37206; Judy Gaither at (615) 254-1791 ext. 114 or
via email at: jgaither@marthaobryan.org
Mercy Ministries
Mercy Minsitries provides hope and healing to desperate young women who are seeking freedom from
life-controlling issues such as:
Physical & Sexual Abuse Including Sex Trafficking
Eating Disorders
Self-Harm
Drug & Alcohol Addictions
Depression
Unplanned Pregnancy
Most of their needs are of an administrative nature… anything from data entry to stuffing envelopes
with invitations to an upcoming event. They are also able to have volunteers come in individually at
any time during the week or for specific events that occur on the weekdays or weeknights/weekends.
For more information, Contact: Melanie Blair,615-831-6987
Monroe Harding, Inc.
Provides opportunity for independence and success for at-risk teens and families.
Contact: Laquita Harrison via email at: laquitaharrison@tnyouthconnections.net
Morningside at Belmont
Senior assisted living center next door to Belmont Campus. Volunteers needed to help.
Contact: Jana Pistole at (615) 383 –2557
Nashville Area Habitat for Humanity
www.habitatnashville.org
Ecumenical Christian ministry providing families the opportunity to own their own home.
Contact: Matt Hawkins via email at: mhawkins@habitatnashville.org
Nashville Humane Society
Critter Camp Coordinators- For the past five years, the Nashville Humane Association (NHA) has held
a one-week long camp to promote animal welfare and safety to at-risk youth. This year, NHA has the
opportunity to grow this program into a two-week long camp. Critter Camp is one of NHA's outlets to
educate our youngest supporters on today's most important issues affecting animals including finding
responsible homes and controlling pet overpopulation. The Critter Camp Coordinator must be able to
find fun activities, guest speakers, and supplemental materials that will educate children of various
ages on these key issues.
* Develop the curriculum for the two-week long camp for elementary and middle school
aged children
* Promote camp to appropriate outlets including schools and nonprofits serving at-risk youth
* Accept applicants into the program based on qualifications
* Create daily lesson plans that include art projects, guest speakers, and in-house activities
* Prepare all hand-outs and supplemental materials
* Work within a predetermined budget
* Facilitate day-to-day operations of camp
* Ensure the safety of each participant
Qualifications:
* Experience working with children (ages 7 -15)
* Interest in humane education
* Excellent oral and interpersonal communication skills
* Highly organized and detail oriented
* Ability to work independently; will receive support from volunteer coordinator
* Prefer CPR certified
* Must have own transportation
* Some availability during weekday, daytime hours; must be present for entirety of camp
* Preference will be given to education major
* Must be at least in junior year of academic study
Time Commitment:
* 2 full weeks in mid-July
* 10 hours per week starting in April
Compensation:
* College credit (if applies)
* Stipend: Depends on Experience
Contact: Interested applicants should send resume and cover letter to
Ashley Brown, Volunteer Coordinator.
Nashville Rescue Mission
Volunteer Opportunities Available at Nashville Rescue Mission:
Serving in the kitchen area 7 DAYS A WEEK( Men's Division)
Availability depends on time and how many people are being booked or is booked already. We cannot
guarantee that you will not be booked with another group at that time. It will be the responsibility of
your group or you as an individual to work with that group or schedule another time.
Administration (Men's Division)
Volunteer for our clinic
Speakers
Volunteer for Travelers Aid
Contact: Nathan Peeples, Director of Volunteers, Phone: (615) 312-1544
Nurses for Newborns
http://www.nfnf.org/
Volunteers needed to organize collection drives for diapers and supplies for low income new mothers.
Contact: Claire Devoto at (615) 313-9989 or via email at: claire.devoto@nfnf.org
Oasis Center
www.oasiscenter.org
Provides service to youth in crisis.
Contact: Andrew Suitter via email at: asuitter@oasiscenter.org
Preston Taylor Ministries- is an afterschool and mentoring program serving children in grades pre-
Kindergarten through 12th grade who live in the Preston Taylor community. In order to combat the
obstacles that a child faces in this community, PTM seeks to surround children with concerned,
supportive adults who will encourage them to grow in God's grace, while providing them with reading
skills that will allow them to achieve in school. Because of the number of children in this community
and the vastness of the needs, we need enthusiastic volunteers to surround the children of this
community with the support they need.
Book’Em / RIF, a local children's literacy nonprofit, needs volunteers for two reading
programs. Reading Is Fundamental program volunteers read to elementary school children on a
monthly basis and commit to at least 2 hours per month. Volunteers will read to classes of area
school-age children in Title 1 schools and distribute new books to them during the year.
Ready for Reading volunteers read to pre-school children on a weekly basis. This volunteer
opportunity allows volunteers to bond with young children while helping them learn to love
books and reading. Volunteers read one-to-one or with small groups of children in area pre-
schools that serve lower income children. Time commitment is one hour per week.
Contact: For more information call 615-834-READ or email volunteers@bookem-kids.org or
Cgsheppard@earthlink.net
Project AK-47
Provides basic necessities to the world’s child soldiers.
Contact: Jeremy Anderson via email at: Jeremy@projectAK47.com
Read To Achieve
Main Site: 1408 Jackson Street, Nashville, TN 37208
Contact: Vanessa White, Director, readtoachieve@gmail.com, (615) 321-3125
Read To Achieve is accepting applications for youth volunteers to help with academics and other
daily responsibilities with our program.
St. Luke's Community Center
St. Luke's Community Center needs volunteers for their Food Bank on Fridays from 9am -
1:30pm as well as substitutes who can fill-in when regularly-scheduled volunteers are unable to
attend. Lunch included! Great company! Fun working environment! Volunteers also needed for
Mobile Meals, Mondays, Tuesdays and Thursdays from 11am - 12pm as well as substitutes
who can drive routes when a scheduled driver cannot be here. You can come weekly or every
other week as a great way spend your lunch break if you work during the day. Consider
collaborating with a group of friends or co-workers to make this a group volunteer effort.
Contact: Laura Maria Smith, Volunteer Manager, at (615) 324-8375.
The young disabled person who is alone while his caretakers work. The 90-year-old woman in
a wheel chair whose face lights up every time she hears the knock on the door. The older
couple who have tried to take care of each other until one's mind started failing and the other's
body started failing. All of these individuals are recipients of St. Luke's Mobile Meals. This
valuable program brings nutritional food and friendly visits to seniors and disabled individuals
in West Nashville five days a week, helping them continue to live independently in their
homes. Could you help deliver food and check on some of these fragile individuals? We need
volunteers to drive a route on Tuesdays between 10:30 am and 12 noon. Substitutes are needed
to fill in when regularly scheduled volunteers are out.
Contact: Christie at (615) 324-8375 for more information.
As a Second Harvest satellite food bank, St. Luke's Community House operates a very busy
food bank, giving an average 385 boxes each month. The need has increased in the last year by
30% due to the rise in unemployment and our slumping economy. These food boxes are filled
by caring volunteers who understand the daily need for food. Does this sound like you?
Volunteers are needed Monday and Friday 9 am to 1:30 pm to help pack food boxes and keep
the shelves neatly stocked. These are important days because on Friday the food shipment is
delivered and Mondays are often our busiest day after the food bank has been restocked. Bring
a friend to keep you company. Lunch is included. Must be able to lift at least 25 lbs. For
information about this fun and uplifting volunteer need,
Contact: Christie at (615) 324-8375.
Saddle Up!
http://www.saddleupnashville.org
Saddle Up!- therapeutic recreational horse riding & interaction program for children with disabilities.
Contact: Kimberly Kline at (615) 794-1107 ext. 2 or via email at: kkline@saddleupnashville.org
Second Harvest Food Bank
http://www.secondharvestnashville.org/
Groups of up to 50 can help sort food; also needed for special events and the culinary arts center.
Contact: 331 Great Circle Road, Nashville, TN 37228 at (615) 329-3491 or infosh@secondharvest.org
About the Project: Second Harvest Food Bank needs volunteers for special events and projects, food
sorting, administrative help, and various duties at the culinary arts center and 1st Harvest Cafe.
Number of volunteers needed: Individual and group volunteer opportunities available. The maximum
number of people that can sort food at any one time is 35. Volunteer times/days available: Individual
volunteers are needed on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 8:30am-11:30am and Monday-Wednesday
from 4:30pm-6:30pm. Group volunteers are needed Monday, Wednesday, and Friday from 9:00am-
11:30am, and Monday-Friday from 1:30pm-3:30pm. The Culinary Arts Center needs help MWF with
meal preparation from 1:30pm-4:30pm and serving from 4:30pm-7:30pm during football season.
Volunteers are needed at the Harvest Cafe every Friday to help with preparation, serving and clean-up
from 8:30am-11:30am and 11:00am-2:00pm or assisting cashiers from 11:00am-1:00pm. Family
Nights are also new to the Food Bank and will occur every Thursday night. Family Nights will allow
children 7 years and older to sort food in our warehouse with adult supervision. For volunteers under
16 years of age, we require a 2 to 1 child to adult ratio.
Contact: by phone at (615) 329-3491 and via email at volunteer@secondharvestmidtn.org.
Sports 4 All Foundation
http://www.s4af.org/
We seek to improve the quality of life individuals with disabilities by providing funding, equipment,
programming and education to enable full participation in sports and recreation activities.
Contact: 5827 Charlotte Pike, Nashville, Tennessee 37209; Waverly Harris-Christopher at
(615)354-6454 or via email at: waverlyann@S4AF.org
Sweet Sleep- Provides beds to orphaned and abandon children.
Contact: Jon Merryman via email at: jon@sweetsleep.org
The Brown Center for Autism; www.thebrowncenter.org
Provides services for children and families affected by autism.
Contact: Lauren Hampton via email at: Lauren.hampton@thebrowncenter.org
Thriftsmart (www.thriftsmart.com)
Operates thrift stores by promoting thrifty living.
Contact: Bruce Krapf via email at: bruce@thriftsmart.com
About the Project: Help sort, code, hang and organize donated clothing at the Thriftsmart store
Volunteer opportunities for individuals and groups of all sizes are available. Additional Info:
Volunteers can register directly through the store or through Hands On Nashville.
Contact: Bruce at (615) 500-6331 located on Nolensville Rd or warehouse 2611 Grandview Ave.
YWCA Shelter and Domestic Violence Program
http://www.theyw.com/
Sponsors to adopt 15 families and provide holiday gifts. Volunteers for hot line (Training provided).
Contact: Sara Holifield (615) 242-1070 ext. 105 or via email at: sara.holifield@ywcanashville.com
YOUTH CAN
Contact Number: (615) 850-3913—M – F from 8:00 a.m. – 4:30 p.m.
Note: When calling, please state your county as some services may not be available.
Description: Links eligible, low-income youth, ages 14-21, to the academic and financial help they
need to receive a secondary school diploma or GED and to prepare them for post-secondary
educational and occupational opportunities as well as to prepare them for the workforce. Provides
assistance with education and employment opportunities using tutoring, mentoring life skills, and
work experience.
Entertainment/Activities
Belcourt Theatre 846-3150
Music, film
Cinemas
Hollywood 27 298-3445
Green Hills 16 269-5772
Bellevue 12 646-3111
Bellevue 8 662-2669
Thoroughbred 20 778-0774
Bell Forge 10 731-1601
Darkhorse Theatre 297-7113
Live theatre
Frist Center for the Visual Arts 244-3340
Open: M-W 10:00a-5:30p, Th 10:00a-8:00p, F 10:00a-9:00p, Sat. 10:00a-5:30p, Sun. 1:00p-5:00p
General Jackson Showboat 458-3900
Movies in the Park 244-7989
Free movies at Centennial Park on Wednesdays June 6-July 13
The M.U.S.E. 251-0190
Coffeehouse and music venue (Mixed Urban Sound Experiment)
Nashville Ballet 297-2966
Education and performances
Nashville Shakespeare Festival 255-2273
Live theatre and music
Starwood Amphitheatre 641-5800
Music
Rcktwn (Rocket Town) 843-4000
Music, coffeehouse, skate park (M-Th 3:00p-9:00p, F 3:00p-Midnight, Sat. 9:00a-Midnight, Sun.
Noon -6:00p)
Tennessee Performing Arts Center 782-4000
Music, live theatre, dance, comedy
Adventure Science Center 862-5160
Open: M-Th 10:00a-5:00p, F & Sat. 10:00a-7:00p, Sun. 12:30p-5:00p ($9 adults)
Bellevue Putt Putt Golf and Games 356-0301
Miniature golf, go-carts, games, batting cages
Bowling
Hermitage Lane 883-8900
Open: M-Th 9:00a-Midnight, F-Sat. 9:00a-2:00a, Sun. Noon-Midnight
Hillwood Strike and Spare 425-2695
Open: M-Th 8:00a-Midnight, F-Sat. 8:00a-2:00a, Sun. Noon-Midnight
Franklin Lanes 790-2695
Open: M-Th 9:00-11:00p, F-Sat. 9:00a-Midnight, Sun. Noon-10:00p
Strike and Spare Family Fun Center 889-4710
Open: M-Th 11:00a-Midnight, F-Sat. 11:00a-1:30a, Sun. Noon-Midnight
Tusculum Lanes 833-2881
Brentwood Skate Center 373-1827
Climb Nashville 463-7625
Cowboy Town 242-6201
Horseback riding, comedy shows, family fun
Gordon Jewish Community Center 356-7170
Aquatic center, fitness, sports, BBYO, BBG, AZA chapters; Open: M-Th 5:30a-8:45p, F 5:30a-3:45p,
Sat. 1:00p-4:45p, Sun. 8:00a-4:45p
Jillian’s 514-1200
Bowling, billiards, and games; Open: Sun.-W 11:00a-Midnight, Th 11:00a-1:00a, F-Sat. 11:00a-2:00a
Laser Quest 256-2560
Laser tag and arcade; Open: Sun.-Th. 2:00p-9:00p, F-Sat. 2:00p-Midnight
Metro Parks and Recreation
General Information 862-8400
Centennial Sportsplex 862-8480
Swimming, ice-hockey leagues, ice-skating, tennis, general fitness
Cultural Arts Center 862-8439
Sports Programs/Community Centers 862-8424
Wave Country 885-1052
Wave-action outdoor pool and water slides ($5 for 12 &under, $6 for adults); Open: After Memorial
Day weekend 11:00a-5:00p everyday. After school starts, Sat./Sun. only 11:00a-5:00p. Closed after
Labor Day.
Nashville Shores 889-7050
Pools, water slides, lake activities; Open: Memorial Day – Labor Day 10:00am – 6:00pm
Nashville Zoo at Grassmere 833-1534
Open: Apr. 1-Oct. 31 9:00a-6:00p ($11) Nov. 1-Mar. 31 9:00a-4:00p ($8)
Southern Ice Arena 771-2444
Ice-hockey and ice-skating ($8); Public times vary
Other
American Red Cross Youth Program 250-4300
Leadership camps, CPR/First Aid training, disaster education, volunteer/leadership opportunities;
Open: 24/7
Bethlehem Center 329-3386
Job skills training, sports, Camp Dogwood, music/dance/art appreciation; Open: M-F 8:30a-5:00p
(skills training and Camp Dogwood-summer only)
Boys and Girls Club 833-4900
Leadership development, career development, life skills, sports, arts; Open: M-F 7:30a-5:00p
Boy Scouts/Explorer Program 383-9724
Open: M-F 8:30a-5:00p
Edgehill Center, Inc. 256-5108
Preventive Arts and Video From Edgehill With Artists and Youth (PAVE WAY); Open: M-F 6:00a-
6:00p
Eighteenth Avenue Family Enrichment Center 320-1131
Open: 6:30a-6:00p, Office: 8:30-5:00
Girl Scouts 383-0490
Open: M-F 8:00a-4:45p
Hands on Nashville 298-1108
Martha O’Bryan Center 254-1791
Community service, field trips, Youth- Reading, Exploring, Educating, and Leading (Y-REEL);
Open: M, T, Th 8:00a-4:30p, W 8:00a-3:30p Office: M-F 8:00a-5:00p (7:30a-4:30p summer)
Oasis Center 327-4455
Leadership opportunities (youth councils), Nashville Youth PULSE, community service; Open: 8:00a-
6:00p daily
YMCA 259-9622
Open: M-Th 5:00a-10:00p, F 5:00a-9:00p, Sat. 7:00a-7:00p, Sun. 12:00p-7:00p
Youth, Inc. 865-0003
Basketball, camping, hockey
ASSISTANCE FOR EMPLOYMENT
For information and assistance about employment please call:
Bethlehem Center 329-3386
Job training and assistance
Goodwill Industries 742-4151
Employment and training for ages 16+ with disabilities
Inroads Nashville 255-7397
Training and skills development for minority youth
Metro Nashville Transit Authority 862-5950
Bus passes; reduced fare information
Nashville Career Advancement Center 862-8890
Employment information and assistance
Oasis Center 327-4455
Information and referrals
Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC) 248-2906
Job training and assistance
PENCIL Foundation 242-3167 or 298-8092
Job skills and training
Urban League of Middle Tennessee 254-0525
Employment assistance
Youth About Business 299-8097
