Open Table Nashville is a non-profit, interfaith community that disrupts cycles of poverty, journeys with the marginalized and provides education about issues of homelessness.

Welcome to the table!

 

 

Volunteer

Volunteer

Our volunteers spent more than 8,000 hours working with Open Table Nashville in the last year. Pull up a seat at the table, and find a volunteer opportunity that’s right for you.

Short-term loans in banks require the collection of a large number of documents and the passage of long-term solvency checks FlashApply is ready to give out cash 30 minutes after the appeal! The use of unique scoring algorithms allowed to create a fully automated information processing system that takes a decision without human intervention.

Our work in the community happens because of the generous financial support of individuals, faith communities, organizations, and foundations who share the vision and work we do.

Advocate

Advocate

We cannot end homelessness if we do not break cycles of poverty. Advocacy leads to systemic reform. We are stronger together.

Resources

Resources

Looking for resources about homelessness or more about what we do? Contact our Resource Coordinator: info@opentablenashville.org or 615.415.0141.

Education

Education

We facilitate speaking engagements, urban immersions, trainings, and group volunteer opportunities with the goal of promoting personal transformation and systemic change.

The Village at Glencliff

The Village at Glencliff

We’re creating a dignified, loving, and hospitable bridge housing community for our most vulnerable friends experiencing homelessness in Nashville.

 

Recent Posts

The Work Of Resurrection

The Work of Resurrection

April 1, 2018

Written by Lauren Plummer O Death, where is thy sting? For folks who celebrate Easter resurrection, it’s a…

What Happens After Moving Into Housing? 




What Happens After Moving Into Housing? 




March 20, 2018

By Te'Aira Tucker, Retention Coordinator Greetings Friends!

 As many of you know, at Open Table Nashville it is…

Trauma-informed, Relational Approach

Trauma-informed, Relational Approach

February 20, 2018

By Georgia Hiatt, Intern Two weeks ago I pulled the overnight shift at one of our resource shelters.…

The greatest challenge of the day is: how to bring about a revolution of the heart, a revolution which has to start with each one of us? ― Dorothy Day