Helping communities respond, recover and rebuild.
We’ve rounded up resources from organizations and businesses offering support to Middle Tennesseans impacted by the recent storms. This is not an exhaustive list, but we hope that it helps our neighbors as they re-center and continue to seek local assistance — and that it’s helpful for community members that want to extend their support. United Way and the Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee welcomes monetary donations for resources here. We thank everyone for your for generosity, time and efforts!
Know that you can call 211 or text your zip code to 898-211 at any time for help with community resources.
Updated: December 27, 11:53 am
American Red Cross of Tennessee
Providing shelter, food, mental health care and assistance
- Clarksville – Park Lane Church of the Nazarene, 225 Cunningham Lane
- Call 1-800-RED CROSS for Red Cross assistance and to report damage
Blood Assurance
Additional blood drives may be available. Check Instagram for updates.
Cedar Vista Homes
Assisting with home rebuilds and repair
- Contact: 615-988-8839, info@cedarvistahomes.com
City of Clarksville
Coordinating volunteers and clean efforts alongside United Way of the Greater Clarksville Region
- Volunteer opportunities via Hands on Nashville: sign up here
City of Springfield
Coordinating volunteer efforts and donations for essential items
- Volunteer opportunities via Hands on Nashville: sign up here
Community Resource Center
Providing essential items and holiday toys
- Tornado relief: purchase from Amazon wishlist (select ‘CRC’ address at check out)
- Toys for Sumner County kids: purchase from Amazon wishlist
- Drop off donations in Davidson County: drive-thru drop off at 218 Omohundro Place, additional drop off locations below, click here for list of most needed items, please donate new items (it’s more work to sort through used donations) and only donate items on the list
- Regional drop off spots: Click here for details
- Sign up to be a drop off spot: complete this form
- Volunteer with CRC
Dickson County Help Center & Thrift Store
Providing shelter, clean up assistance, essential supplies and gift cards
- Report storm damage here
- Contact: 615-441-0076
Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Providing disaster assistance
- To apply and get answers, call 1-800-621-3362 or visit disasterassistance.gov for more information
- See this Instagram post for details (also in Spanish)
- Madison FEMA location for individuals and businesses: Madison Public Library, 610 Gallatin Pike S. (Monday-Saturday: 8 am to 7 pm, Sunday: 1 pm to 5 pm)
- Clarksville FEMA location for individuals: Clarksville-Montgomery County Public Library, 350 Pageant Ln #501
- Gallatin FEMA location for individuals: Gallatin Public Utilities, 239 Hancock Street (Monday-Saturday: 8 am to 7 pm, Sunday: 1 pm to 5 pm)
- Clarksville FEMA location for businesses: Clarksville-Montgomery County Regional Planning Commission, 329 Main Street (Monday-Saturday: 8 am to 5 pm, Sunday: closed)
- Hendersonville FEMA location for businesses: Hendersonville Area Chamber of Commerce, 100 Country Club Drive, Ste. 103 (Monday-Saturday: 8 am to 5 pm, Sunday: closed)
FiftyForward Madison Station
Providing disaster relief distribution
- Click here for volunteer opportunities
Hands on Nashville
Providing volunteer coordination and details about recovery resources
- Sign up: hon.org/tornado23
- Learn how to create a volunteer team: hon.org/teams
Hendersonville Chamber of Commerce
Coordinating disaster recovery alongside United Way of Sumner County
- Visit Facebook page for donation needs and volunteer opportunities
Manna Café Ministries
Providing hunger relief programs and vital services in Montgomery and Stewart counties
- Follow on Instagram for updates
Mosaic Church
Providing essential items, supplies and clean up assistance in Clarksville
- Donate household rebuilding items, shovels, propane tanks, gas tanks, gloves, etc.
- Check Instagram for updates
- Contact: 931-542-2025
Nashville VOAD
Providing recovery assistance
- Complete the request form
Pawster
Offering temporary care for pets
- Complete intake form here
- Contact: info@pawsternashville.org, text: 615-434-4913
Piedmont Natural Gas
Providing flexible bill payment to customers
- Call 800-752-7504 to speak with a customer service representative
Rearden Barn Company
Offering tree removal, roof tarping and clean up
- Contact: 629-888-7663, reardenbarncompany@gmail.com
Regions Bank
Providing Mortgage Disaster Relief Purchase and Renovation loan programs, financial assistance to local organizations and temporary fee deferrals to banking customers
- Mortgages, home equity loans, and lines of credit: Call 1-800-748-9498
- Credit cards, consumer loans, and lines of credit: Call 1-866-298-1113
- Any other banking needs: Call 1-800-411-9393
- Click here for details
Salvation Army
Providing meals and recovery assistance
- Check Instagram for updates
Second Harvest Food Bank
Providing food for families
- East Nashville Co-op
3115 Gallatin Pike
615-540-0122
Monday-Wedensday / Lunes a Miercoles 9 am – 3:30 pm - Salvation Army Magness Potter
611 Stockell St
615-242-0411 x225
Monday – Thursday / Lunes a Jueves 1 pm – 4 pm - Christian Cooperative Ministry
201 Madison St
615-868-6865
Monday and Wednesday / Lunes y Miercoles 9 am – 12:15 pm
Tuesday and Thursday / Martes y Jueves 10 am -12:15 pm - Temple Baptist Church
3720 Kings Lane
615-868-7656
Saturday / Sabado 10 am -1 pm
Spring Creek Baptist Church
Open as as donation drop-off center and day shelter through United Way to help residents in the Clarksville region
- The Family Life Center is open for showers, breakfast and lunch
- Accepting donations, all items must be new, see donation needs here
TN Department of Commerce & Insurance
Providing important resources for recovery and rebuilding
TN Emergency Management Agency
Providing clean up assistance
- Crisis Cleanup: 615-488-1875, hotline open through Dec. 22, 2023
TN Immigrant & Refugee Rights Coalition
Providing translation services
- Call resource line for help with translation: 615-414-1030
- Are you bilingual? Sign up to volunteer here
Uhaul
Offering free self-storage and U-Box containers
- Available at six Middle TN stores, providing 30 days of free storage services, see list of participating locations
United Way of Sumner County
Coordinating disaster relief efforts
- Visit the Disaster Relief Hub for ways to help
Walmart
Free laundry services in partnership with Tide and Matthew 25: Ministries
- Available at Hendersonville Walmart (204 Anderson Lane North) and Clarksville Walmart (1680 Fort Campbell Blve)
YAIPakOutreach
Providing essential items
- Donate household and building materials such as paper towels, household cleaning supplies, hygiene items, duct tape, flashlights, portable lights, work gloves, small generators, plywood, hammers nails and rope — need for new or gently used strollers, car seats and baby equipment
- See Facebook page for details and updates
RESTAURANTS
List courtesy of Easter Nashville. Please contact each restaurant in advance for continued availability.
- BYH Kitchen & Bar is opening their upstairs and side room as a space for people to gather and enjoy a cup of coffee. It’s also offering half-off meals for those without power.
- Nashville Jam Co. is offering free breakfast to those in affected areas who are out of power and in need of a location to stay warm.
- Bagel Shop is offering free coffee and Wi-Fi at its Donelson outpost for those affected.
- All locations of Golly G’s are providing free coffee or a scoop of ice cream to first responders or volunteers helping with storm cleanup.
- Puckett’s began providing support with food and water to first responders and those in need beginning Sunday at 11 am in the Gallatin and Hendersonville areas.
- Tater Headz is supporting Manna Cafe all week with food assistance. First responders and displaced individuals can stop by the cafe for a free meal starting Tuesday at 11 am.
- The Thirsty Goat will be providing free, stress-free meals for the rest of the year to anyone affected by the storms.
- Matt Alexander of the Porter Flea set up a GoFundMe to raise funds for NB Goods and Apple and Oak whose warehouses in Madison were destroyed during the storm.
Visit our Disaster Relief Fund page to support our neighbors’ recovery.