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1985 Providence Pkwy, Mt. Juliet, TN 37122

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES - MT. JULIET

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES - MT. JULIET

615-288-2367

info@givegw.org

https://locations.giveit2goodwill.org/tn-mt-juliet-360

https://Facebook.com/Goodwill-Industries-of-Middle-Tennessee-Inc-172905186669377/

"Not Charity, But A Chance"

Mon-Sat 9 AM - 8 PM, Sun 10 AM - 6 PM

CLOTHING
EMPLOYMENT PLACEMENT
FURNITURE
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
JOB TRAINING

The Mt. Juliet Goodwill Career Solutions office is also located in the same building.

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13251 Lebanon Rd. Mt. Juliet, TN 37122

GREEN HILL CHURCH - FOOD PANTRY - MT. JULIET

GREEN HILL CHURCH - MT. JULIET

615-758-7238

info@greenhillchurch.com

https://greenhillchurch.com/for-our-city

https://Facebook.com/greenhillchurch

"Follow. Jesus. Together."

Food Pantry - Thur - 4-5 PM

DRIVE-THUR FOOD PANTRY
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS
THURSDAYS 4-5 PM
EAST SIDE OF BLDG.

Drive Thru Food Pantry is serving Mt. Juliet and the surrounding communities with food boxes and miscellaneous items every Thursday 4pm-5pm. Located at Green Hill Church, follow the signage. Entrance is located on the east side of the church building.

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http://facebook.com/nashvillehabitat

HABITAT FOR HUMANITY - WILSON CO.

Habitat for Humanity & ReStore of Wilson Co.

200 Granville Drive Lebanon, TN 37090

615-964-6599

http://habitatnashville.org/regions

Motto: "Habitat for Humanity of Greater Nashville builds new, quality, affordable homes for hardworking men and women in a five county area: Davidson, Wilson, Cheatham, Dickson and Robertson counties."

Hours: M-F 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM

AFFORDABLE HOUSING
RE-STORE HABITAT
DISCOUNTED BUILDING SUPPLIES
DISCOUNTED OFFICE & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS

Habitat Homeowners - Future Habitat for Humanity homeowners qualify for Habitat's homeownership program, meet income qualifications, attend education classes and work with their sponsor(s) and volunteers to build their homes.

Habitat homes are not free - Habitat homeowners pay an affordable mortgage made possible because of our funding partners. Funding Habitat relies on government, corporate, faith and individual partnerships to strengthen lives through the opportunity to purchase affordable homes. Homeownership builds thriving communities and makes it possible for people to live in the communities where they work.

Since 1985 - Habitat of Greater Nashville has built or recycled more than 1,363 homes, nearly 1,000 locally, and served more than 3,429 family members including 2,160 children. Construction Habitat of Greater Nashville has received numerous awards for neighborhood revitalization, green building practices, and sustainability, earning the 14th consecutive Environmental Protection Agency's ENERGY STAR® Award for Sustained Excellence in Affordable Housing.

Social Enterprise - ReStore Habitat for Humanity helps fund its mission through its social enterprise, the ReStore. The ReStore sells new and gently used office and household items at a fraction of the cost. Habitat of Greater Nashville operates ReStores in Davidson and Dickson counties, with the Wilson ReStore re-opening soon.

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https://Facebook.com/CHDCHART

H.A.R.T - HOMELESS ADVOCACY FOR RURAL TENNESSEE

HOMELESS ADVOCACY FOR RURAL TENNESSEE

844-556-7626 (toll free)

Box 3311 Crossville, TN 38557

http://HARTN.org

"Counties For One Cause - End Homelessness"

Monthly Meetings are currently being held by Zoom on the 2nd Thursday of the month at 10 AM CST. If you wish to be added to the invitation list, email chdc@crossvillehousing.org.

SHELTER & HOUSING

COVID-19 Rent Relief Assistance is Now Available. Have you experienced economic hardship due to the COVID-19 pandemic? Are you homeless or in danger of becoming homeless? Are you within our Continuum of Care service area? You may qualify for rent relief assistance if you meet eligibility requirements. Call the HART Homeless Referral Line at 844-556-7626 (toll-free) for a preliminary assessment.

WHO IS THE HOMELESS ADVOCACY FOR RURAL TENNESSEE CONTINUUM OF CARE? - HART is the Upper Cumberland Continuum of Care that covers an 18-county area in Tennessee. We are a collaborative and diverse group of community-based social service providers, county and city officials, private citizens, and faith-based organizations that began meeting in 2001. Since 2003 this Continuum has been awarded over $6 million in HUD funding for homeless programs through the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act. Programs that have been awarded HUD funding include faith-based, private, and government funded organizations.

WHAT IS A CONTINUUM OF CARE? - The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) allocates homeless assistance grants to organizations that participate in local homeless assistance program planning networks. Each of these networks is called a Continuum of Care (CoC). CoC committees at the city, county and state level coordinate their efforts to produce annual plans that identify the needs of local homeless, the resources that are currently available in the community to address those needs, and additional resources needed to fill identified gaps. The CoC process is a community-based approach that encourages the creation of collaborative systems to meet the diverse needs of local homeless.

WHY DO WE NEED A CONTINUUM OF CARE? - To end homelessness there must be a local process that consolidates and satisfies the need for housing, food, and health care. Once these primary and most basic requirements are met, we need to address the less immediate necessities: mental health, education, and coordination of services within the community by responding to the needs experienced by homeless individuals and families. Only by providing the supports to the many different needs of those experiencing homelessness can we hope to get these individuals and families housed, keep them housed, and finally end homelessness.

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https://havenhousethriftstores.com/locations/thrift-store-lebanon-tn

HAVEN HOUSE THRIFT STORE - LEBANON

HAVEN HOUSE THRIFT STORE

615-965-2548

321 N Cumberland St, Lebanon, TN 37087

https://Facebook.com/HavenHouseThriftShop

"The teaching of the wise is a Fountain of Life, turning a person from the snares of death.” ~ Proverbs 13:14 NIV

BOOKS
CLOTHING
FURNITURE
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
SHOES

Access to secondhand merchandise has grown immensely with the presence of thrift shops in Lebanon, TN. Check our items at Haven House thrift store in Lebanon, TN. Everything is carefully evaluated, and only the best items are for sale. Our clothing area is fully stocked with several designer labels. If you are a bookworm, our store library contains hundreds of books. Our shop is also filled with basic home furniture, unique ornaments, and decorations galore! If you need help setting up your place on a budget, come see us anytime! Help us continue our mission to provide quality treatments and a friendly atmosphere for our fellowmen who need help against addiction.

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https://facebook.com/profile.php?id=61556763916688

HEAR NASHVILLE

HEAR NASHVILLE

877-354-3271

615-442-8333

http://hearnashville.org

hearnashville@gmail.com

Our mission is to help qualified low-income adults with both financial assistance and professional services to obtain hearing aids and to provide hearing-related education to our Middle Tennessee community. Contact us today to start your journey to better hearing. Give us a call or fill out the form to connect you with a volunteer and discuss how we can help.

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3475 Lebanon Pike Hermitage, TN 37076

HERMITAGE HILLS BAPTIST - FOOD BANK - OLD HICKORY

HERMITAGE HILLS BAPTIST - FOOD BANK - OLD HICKORY

615-883-5034

https://HermitageHills.com

https://Facebook.com/HermitageHills

"To bring restoration and hope to our neighbors in crisis"

FOOD & CLOTHING ASSISTANCE
ONCE A MONTH FOR EACH FAMILY
WEDNESDAY - 6 TO 7:30 PM
THURSDAY - 10 TO 11:30 AM
PROOF OF CURRENT ADDRESS
GOVERNMENT ID REQUIRED
SOCIAL SECURITY CARD

Our ministry provides food and clothing assistance, family coaching and prayer support, holiday food boxes. We are open to the public Wednesday between 6:00-7:30 pm and Thursday between 10:00-11:30 AM. Proper identiﬁcation like country or state ID card, drivers license, or Social Security Card AND proof of residency using current utility bill or other document with name, address, and current month date are required. Families are eligible to receive food once a month and shop for clothes once a month. When you visit, you will be able to chose if you want to receive food or shop for clothing during that visit.

Radical Heart exists to bring restoration and hope to our neighbors in crisis. We will do this by being radically faithful to God and relevant to the world by embracing the Biblical mandate to care for vulnerable children and families through generosity and love. Last year, we served 1,096 families (3,024 individuals), had 47 salvations, 3 baptisms, 1,143 volunteer service shifts, 87 volunteers, and gave away 200,000 pounds of food.

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107 S Greenwood St STE D, Lebanon, TN 37087

HOMESAFE INC.

HOMESAFE INC. FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE & SEXUAL ABUSE

615-454-8149

24/7 Domestic Violence HelpLine: 615-452-4315

Power to Change Education Group: 615-452-5439

Español: 615-969-3260

Mon-Fri 8:30-4:30

http://homesafeinc.org

https://Facebook.com/HomeSafeWilsonCounty

"Our mission is to provide safety and support to people impacted by domestic and sexual abuse, to foster survivors’ healing and empowerment, and to promote nonviolence and social justice in our community."

Do you need help? We serve intimate partner violence survivors and their children. We stand against violence, including institutionalized violence in the form of systemic racism, oppression, and injustice. Promoting social and economic justice is a path to end intimate partner violence. A diverse and inclusive community where everybody’s basic needs and human rights are secured, is a safe and resilient community. If you have experienced physical, emotional, or sexual abuse by an intimate partner and need immediate help, please contact us.

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https://Facebook.com/HopeBeyondAbortion

HOPE BEYOND ABORTION

HOPE BEYOND ABORTION

PO Box 1649, Brentwood, TN 37024

256-656-8021

bo@hopebeyondabortion.com

https://HopeBeyondAbortion.com

"Hope Beyond Abortion exists to bring glory to Christ by spurring and equipping His Church to be active in spreading the gospel in the arena of abortion."

PROVIDING CARE FOR MOTHERS AND FAMILIES
WHO HAVE HAD AN ABORTION IN THE PAST
EDUCATE, EQUIP AND EMPOWER CHURCHES
TO PROTECT PRE-BORN IMAGEBEARERS OF GOD
THROUGH STREET-LEVEL ENGAGEMENT
WORKING WITH LAWMAKERS

Proverbs 24:11 says, "Rescue those being led away to death; hold back those staggering toward slaughter."

The vision of Hope Beyond Abortion is to educate, equip, and empower churches everywhere for the mission of protecting preborn image bearers of God. We will do this through street level engagement, working with lawmakers, and providing care for mothers and families who choose life and those who have had an abortion in the past.

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http://facebook.com/huntersforsoldiers

HUNTERS FOR SOLDIERS FOUNDATION - WATERTOWN

HUNTERS FOR SOLDIERS FOUNDATION

615-444-1383

615-974-2774 Jeff

615-308-4528 Mike

615-477-6110 J.D.

7075 Poplar Hill Rd. Watertown, TN 37184

jeffreyflowers52@gmail.com

Bringing vets together for fellowship
Out in the great outdoors
For an unforgettable experience

Hunters for Soldiers is a foundation in Watertown that hosts various outdoor activities and events for our veterans.

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220 Wildwood Ave. Lebanon, TN 37087

IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH - SALT & LIGHT HOUSE - LEBANON

IMMANUEL BAPTIST CHURCH - SALT & LIGHT HOUSE - FOOD, CLOTHING & FURNITURE

615-444-5563

https://www.ibctn.org

https://Facebook.com/immanuelbaptist.tn/posts/5142841699083694

Tuesday & Thursday - 9 AM to 3 PM

FOOD
CLOTHING
SOME FURNITURE
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS

The Salt & Light House is a wonderful ministry as Mrs. Betty Depreist operates it as a member of the Salt and Light committee. Starting in 2013, Betty and a few volunteers have worked faithfully to provide food, clothes, and other necessities to people who need them. Food is ordered from Second Harvest Food Bank while clothing, furniture, laundry detergent, towels etc. are provided by generous members of Immanuel Baptist. The items are available every Tuesday and Thursday from 9am-5pm. Mrs. Depriest says over 1,500 clothing items are given away each month, most often infant sizes, and she is overwhelmed by the church’s continuing generosity as she never runs out of items to give away. Over 50 families a week are benefitting and in 2021, a total of $5,383.73 worth of food fed 366 families.

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