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The Salvatin Army - Nashville
Basic Information
Address: 631 Dickerson Pk
Phone Number: 615-242-0411
Fax Number: 615-242-0016
Director: Misty Ratcliff
Action Shots
Additional Information
Causes Served: Children and Families, Homeless, Tutoring, GED, Christian Ministry,
Ages for Volunteer: Depends on the project - Typically 14 and above
Hours of Service: Depends on the project
Minimum Hours Required: Depends on the project
Days of Service: Depends on the project
Mission Statement:
The Salvation Army, a faith-based nonprofit serving Nashville since 1890, extends a resourceful hand of assistance to families in greatest need, so that they may lift themselves from crisis to stability and independence.
Philosophy/Belief Statement:
The Nashville Salvation Army Center of Hope
is a Christian Ministry,
transforming lives
by empowering individuals through
Faith in Christ,
Hope in themselves,
and Love for others.
Program History:
The Salvation Army was founded in London, England in 1865. The Army made its way to America in 1880 and in 1890 began in Nashville focusing on problems specific to this area.
Additional Information:
Depending upon the project you may have to go through a sign up process and background check. Not all of our opportunities require this.