Nashville Monthly Volunteer Meeting
Tennessee
Tennesseans overwhelmingly support investing in our kids, and especially early education. This is key because research shows the first five years of children’s lives are critically important for their development. We’re committed to ensuring all children succeed in school and life. That’s why we’re empowering Tennesseans to be the voice for kids.
Upcoming Events
Our 2018 Head Start Week of Action is April 16-20. Sign up here to participate in Week of Action activities.
To learn more about an upcoming event or to volunteer, please contact Ashley Warrington, [email protected].
Campaign Materials
We want to help you be an effective voice for kids. Below are resources to help you take action in your community.
Tennessee advocates meeting with Sen. Corker and Sen. Alexander in Washington, D.C.
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga students meeting with Rep. Fleischmann
Advocates met with Congressman Jim Cooper in Washington, D.C.
Advocates meeting with Senate Majority Leader Norris
Nashville Community Action Team Leaders at the 2017 Volunteer Leaders Summit
Tennessee advocates and other partners meeting with Congressman Black.
University of Tennessee at Chattanooga students hosting a Head Start art exhibit.
Vanderbilt University students delivering post cards to Sen. Alexander's district office in Nashville
Volunteer leaders in Washington, D.C.
Student Ambassadors at Vanderbilt collecting Reach Every Mother and Child Act postcards.
Join Us
Contact your local Save the Children Action Network staff member to learn how you can be a voice for kids.
Ashley Warrington
Mobilization Manager, Tennessee
Ashley’s passion for ensuring all kids have the necessary resources to succeed was instilled by her parents that are teachers in Tennessee.
She has spent the last nine years working on various political campaigns in a fundraising and organizing capacity in Tennessee at the city, state, and federal level. She looks forward to using her experience to help Tennessee advocates be a force for children here and abroad.
Ashley is a Tennessee native and currently resides in Nashville. she is an active member in the Nashville community with Junior League of Nashville, Young Leaders Board of Make-A-Wish Middle TN, volunteer at Monroe Carell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt, and serves on various fundraising planning committees for local charities.