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AGENCY-MINISTRY CONTACT INFO WHAT DO THEY DO HOW CAN I HELP
Angelic Ministries 1218 N. Central Avenue 523-8884 Provides clothing, food, furniture, and home supplies to help families who are burned victims, fleeing domestic violence, and overcoming homelessness. Administer the clothing closet, food pantry, furniture and home supplies, warehouse and kitchen.
A Hand up for Women 2909 North Broadway 219-0104 ahandupforwomen.org Providing resources for women to live a more self-suffcient life. Organize clothing closet, mentor women enrolled in the program, teach classes on life skills, and assist in the office.
Bethany Christian Services 318 Erin Drive Suite 10 588-5283 bethany.org Protecting and enhancing the lives of children and families through quality social services. Counseling for unplanned pregnancy, resource parenting, and international adoption.
Big Brother Big Sister 4928 Homberg Drive Suite B3 523-2179 bbbstnvalley.org Mentoring Children to reach their potential through professionally supported, one-to-one relationships. Build relationships with children on weekends, evenings and during summer days.
Bridge Refugee Sponsorship Services 123 Dameron Avenue 540-1311 bridgeref@aol.com Facilitating the resettlement of refugees by cultivating, educating and empowering refugee sponsors. Meet refugees at the airport, provide orientation to community, assist in finding a job, basic transportation, and providing food, clothing and personal care items.
Community Action Committee Office on the Aging 2247 Western Avenue 524-2786 knoxcac.org Outreach to the senior adult population through specialized programs to meet their basic needs and enhance their quality of life. Provide respite for caregivers and supportive services for homebound, deliver meals, run errands, do minor home repairs, job training,a nd provide transportation.
Baptist Campus Ministries Bob Hall (Director) 1811 Melrose Ave 546-8272 baptist@etk.edu Outreach ministry to the students at the University of Tennessee Meals support for functions, international student support.
Compassion Coalition 1450 Dowell Springs Blvd Suite 100 251-1591 compassioncoalition.org To mobilize the church to transform lives and communities as a part of the Love INC organization. Serve the community by meeting immediate needs of individuals reffered to the organization to better utilize local resources through a weekly task list.
Edwin Hodges Literature Ministry 6300 Deane Hill Dr 588-0586 moreland@cbcbearden.org Provide Christian Literature to other countries to spread the Word of God. Sort, bind, and pack used Sunday School material for shipping.
Emerald Youth Foundation 1718 North Central Street 637-3227 emeraldyouthfoundation.org Connecting urban youth with a congregation to raise young people in faith and knowledge of Christ. Accompany youth to worship, church activities, and Bible Study while building relationships through academic reinforcement, sports, and enrichment projects.
FISH 523-7900 CBCB Contact: Wade Meadows To reduce hunger in the community. Collect items for delivery, organize donations, stock pantry, assemble food bags, deliver food bags, and answer phone calls.
FOCUS Prison Ministry 694-3837 6300 Deane Hill Drive focusprisonministries.com The FOCUS Team is a very diverse group of Christians that God is bringing together to minister to the inmates of East Tennessee Prisons & Jails. To get involved in the FOCUS Prison Ministry, email: infocus@tds.net.
Habitat for Humanity 1501 Washington Avenue 523-3539 knoxvillehabitatforhumanity .com To develop communities with people in need by building/renovating houses. Provide budget classes for families, on-site construction work, paint, and process donations at the thrift store.
Hands and Feet Ministry Contact Mark Morland (Chairman) moreland@cbcbearden.org Monthy car care ministry and Austin Homes Ministry. Volunteers to do routine Automobile maintenance and tutors for children and younger youth.
Hope Resource Center 2700 Painter Avenue 544-7776 Provide counseling and assistance to women and men who are pregnant or have STD's. Volunteers needed to be Spiritual Councelors.
Interfaith Health Clinic 315 Gill Avenue 546-7330 interfaithhealthclinic.org Provide medical care for those who have no insurance. To volunteer your time at the Interfaith Health Clinic email: info@interfaithhealthclinic.org.
Knox Area Rescue Ministries 418 North Broadway 673-6540 karm.org Seek to rescue the poor and needy by providing recovery services. Provide employment training, serve meals, discipleship training, counselling and assist in the thrift store.
Knox Inner City Kids Outreach 523-4956 kicko.org Transforming the inner city by eqipping and empowering its children. Volunteers are needed to partner in prayer and provision. To learn more about KICKO email: kids@kicko.org.
Knoxville Leadership Foundation 901 E. Summit Hill Dr. #300 524-2774 klf.org KLF serves the greater Knoxville area by connecting leaders with communities of need, by changing lives through community transformation. To volunteer your time or finacially email: questions@klf.org.
Knox Youth Transition Counsel 2701 East Fifth Avenue 521-5652 To assist youth successfully transition to adulthood and self-suffeniency also providing a safe place for runaways. Teach life skills in life domains of housing, employment, education, and community living.
Lighthouse at Austin Homes 544-3060 lighthouse5678@comcast.net To minister to those living in the Austin Homes Housing Development by being the hands and feet of Christ to them. Distribute items from food pantry/clothing closet, teach computer classes, tutor school-aged children in classwork, and teach bible study.
Mission of Hope 694-4673 missonofhope.org To bring hope to the people of Appalachia through evangelical Christian charitable events. Deliver clothes, food, toys and school supplies, assist in repair of existing homes, provide scholarships for children, teach job skills, or volunteer in warehouse.
Montgomery Village 4601 Joe Lewis Road 577-6244 mvbaptistcenter@aol.com To minister to those living in the inner city housing development through Christ-centered activities. Help to organize donations given to the Montgomery Village Store.
Second Harvest Food Bank 922 Delaware Avenue 521-0000 secondharvestknox.org 922 Delaware Avenue 521-0000 secondharvestknox.org Pick up provisions, purchase food, discreetly deliver backpacks to kids, deliver hot meals to at-risk kids, deliver to food partners in rural areas, and recover edible grocery products.
Samaritan Ministry 6300 Deane Hill Drive 450-1000 ext.827 cbcbearden.org To assist and minister persons with HIV/AIDS and to educate, advocate and otherwise seek support in the fight against HIV/AIDS. To volunteer your time or finacially email: smithmw@usit.net.
Teen Challenge 3128 Linden Avenue 546-8933 tcknoxville@aol.com Offer Christian counseling for families and individuals who have life-controlling problems by directing them to Christ. Answer phones, construction, lawn care, maintenance, and assist with special projects
Truck Stop Ministry 690-3022 truckstopministries.org Ministers to the Truckers of the World. For general information email: tmi@truckstopministries.org

Western Heights

 1230 West Scott Avenue 525-9068 Minister to those living the inner city housing development by meeting their needs in the name of Christ. Organize food drives, collect hygiene products, provide clothing, lead Bible study and cook meals.