The American Red Cross provides disaster relief & recovery services for the public, and 24/7 emergency financial help for military service members and veterans.

Bridges provides education, advocacy, and referral services for people who are deaf or hearing impaired Specific referral services include interpretating services, preparation for employment, housing assistance, aid finding medical care, food assistance, financial counseling, housing aid, and rent and utility assistance. The Bridges Fitness Center offers workout facilities Monday-Friday.

Christian Community Services offers assistance to individuals living in subsidized housing to achieve financial stability to become home owners. To prepare future homeowners, CCSI offers financial training and instruction on all aspects of home buying.

DAV offers a range of physical, emotional, and financial services for veterans and their families. In addition to informing veterans of the government services available to them, DAV assists in providing transportation, housing, and employment. During times of crisis and disaster, DAV's Disaster Relief Program can provide assistance for food, clothing, safety, and temporary shelter needs.

Faith Family Medical Center offers primary care to low-income, uninsured, or underinsured families. Through the Women’s Health Initiative provides women’s health services and women’s health issues education. As part of its wellness advocacy, the Center also hosts a community garden to teach clients about gardening and nutrition.

The Gordon Jewish Community Center (GJCC) offers a variety of services, programs, and activities for the local Nashville community. The JCC has an on-site fitness center and offers exercise and nutrition & wellness classes. Activities such as card playing and book clubs, and meetings/outings specifically designed for senior citizens, provides opportunities for socialization with other members. A 24-hour/ 6 day a week transportation assistance program is also offered. Financial assistance is available to aid with membership costs.

Metro Nashville Public Schools (MNPS) offers resources for families of students who are homeless or living in transitional housing. The H.E.R.O. Program helps these families find services to address their needs regarding obtaining legal documents, transportation, and food. Collaborations with external partners also provide families with resources for dental, medical, and mental health care.

Serving Davidson, Wilson, Dickson, and Cheatham counties, the Habitat for Humanity builds or restores homes for qualifying low-income families. Eligible individuals attend homeownership classes and participate in the program as workers.

Hands on Nashville is a volunteer organization that coordinates community service opportunities throughout the Nashville area. Volunteer activities include programs related to home energy efficiency, urban agriculture, and environmental restoration projects. With an aim to help in meeting community needs, Hands On Nashville provides multiple opportunities for social interaction and engagement.

The Hispanic Family Foundation offers a variety of services to the Latino community of Nashville. Services include fee-based language classes, assistance for Hispanic immigrants seeking citizenship, financial couseling, help navigating the Metro Nashville school system, signing up for medical insurance, first time homeowner programs, and counseling for victims of sexual assault.