Abigail Sasser of the YWCA rounded up the Nashville volunteers making the event a success. We could not have done it without them. I am so impressed with our group of Organizers and the volunteers in this area as they are truly committed to their profession and to the community.

The local NAPO chapter organized the Basement, Toy Closet and School Supply Closet (see pictures) in 6 hours with an average of 20 volunteers, including the Professional Organizers. All totaled that comes to about 120 man hours of volunteered time.

Tami Walker, Director of the center, said, “The building looks amazing! Thank you and your team so much for your hard work and fantastic skills! “

A huge thank you also goes out to Hayden Cross and her team from College Hunks that Haul Junk, hayd...@1800junkusa.com. Hayden did not hesitate to help us succeed in this endeavor. She delivered her crew and truck to haul off donation items and trash, to carry items out and to lend support where ever it was needed. They were an integral part of the success of this project.

We also send a thank you to Lowe’s in Cool Springs and Spring Hill, as well as Kroger for donating supplies to the project. Having the right supplies made the project much easier.

Thank you again to all who participated in this fun and rewarding project!
Cynthia Lindsey, CPO®, Event Coordinator and VP NAPO Nashville

Enjoy the pictures of the project below!

NAPO Nashville YWCA Event

Our meeting topic this month will be a recap of the NAPO National conference with highlights of what we learned (a good sized group of us attended) and choosing which CD’s we’d like to purchase as a chapter for those who were unable to attend to have available to listen to at your convenience.

Everyone is welcome at this meeting, as well as to assist in the planning at the YWCA afterward.

Please feel free to contact Liz Jenkins if you have any questions at 509-1933.

“Nashville Crime Stoppers and the Nashville Police Department will be holding the city’s first-ever Community Shred Day. It is a project designed to help prevent families and businesses from becoming the victims of identity theft, while, at the same time, ensuring the viability of the Crime Stoppers program.

Shred Day is set for Saturday, April 10th, at LP Field. From 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Middle Tennesseans are welcome to bring all of their sensitive documents they no longer want or need to the stadium’s main parking lot, where the paper will be destroyed on the spot by machinery provided by Shred-it, a Securit Company, the world’s leading on-site document destruction entity. The only cost is a $5 tax deductible donation to Crime Stoppers per banker box of records. All proceeds will go to Crime Stoppers’ reward fund, which is used to solve serious felony crimes in the Nashville community.”