Martha O’Bryan Center Needs Volunteers This Saturday

Community, Events, Nashville 1 Minute

 

A day or so ago I posted on the other site an expression of concern regarding a conflict between two events on Saturday. What I failed to mention is that the Martha O’Bryan event helps at-risk kids and is certainly worthy of your support.

I just received word that they are struggling a bit to find volunteers, so I you can help them on Saturday night, read the follow information and be in touch with them.

The Martha O’Bryan Center still needs volunteers for the second two shifts (evening and night) for this weekend’s Taste of Music City. It is great fun and you work for tickets for food and beverages.  Details are below….great for families to do together and a easy way for students to get community service hours….details are below.

Please send this to anyone you think would be interested and I hope to see you there (I’ll be there alllll daayyyy!)

Thanks very much!

 

Here are the details:

Event Date: Friday, June 3rd – Saturday, June 4th

Time: Friday 5:00p.m. – 8:00p.m. & Saturday 11:00a.m. – 10:00p.m.
Event Location: Deaderick Street & Public Square Park | Downtown

Volunteer Activity: Volunteers will work in ticket sales, beverage tents, and ice / runner positions moving product from place to place.  Friday night volunteers will receive free admission and a souvenir apron to wear during the event.  Saturday volunteers will receive 10 food and beverage tickets and a souvenir apron to wear during the event.

 

PLEASE REPLY TO Katherine Avery (kavery@marthaobryan.org) WITH THE FOLLOWING INFORMATION:

Name:

Phone Number:

Everyone over 21?:

 

PREFERRED SHIFT:

 

________SATURDAY, JUNE 4th EVENING: 4:00p.m. – 7:30

________SATURDAY, JUNE 4th NIGHT: 7:00p.m. – 10:30p.m.

Published by Jay Voorhees

Jay Voorhees is a pastor, writer, and community activist located in Nashville, TN. Jay currently is the pastor of the City Road Chapel United Methodist Church in Madison, TN, and is engaged in helping to connect others to the example and teaching of Jesus Christ and to take seriously Christ’s call to love our neighbors in radical ways. Jay is the co-founder of The MethoBlog, a site that aggregates the writings of Methodist-related bloggers throughout the world, and is the former managing editor of The United Methodist Reporter. Jay has been involved in the United Methodist Church at both the local and national level since 1988. Jay is also the owner of Only Wonder Media, a boutique book and media publisher.

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