Winter Storm Fern has caused widespread power outages and hazardous conditions across Metro Nashville and surrounding communities. Local agencies and nonprofit partners continue to focus on restoring power, providing safe warming locations and transportation, delivering meals and essential supplies, and coordinating recovery planning.
啦堯梗泭���a network of approximately 50 nonprofits���has been officially activated and is coordinating with Metro Nashville, the泭泭and the泭泭喧棗泭identify泭needs and direct support泭where泭勳喧���s泭most effective.泭
Get Help
If you need immediate help:
- Dial 2-1-1 ():泭泭泭
- You can also泭text your ZIP code to 898-211泭泭
- Note: call volume is elevated; callers may need to stay on the line.泭
- Visit the泭Davidson County needs tracker:
Submit needs, damage information泭and resource requests.
For泭welfare checks:泭
- Call泭311泭or visit泭泭(Davidson County welfare checks)泭泭
- Call泭1-800-TBI-FIND泭(State of Tennessee welfare check line)
Transportation to warming locations (Davidson County):泭
- Call 615-401-1712泭to request transport to a warm, safe location (interpreters available).泭
Be ready to share:泭
- Name, current location, number of people needing transportation泭泭
- Mobility/special needs泭泭
- Pet information (pets allowed for transport)
Warming locations and shelters (Davidson County)
24/7 warming locations:泭
- 泭(39 locations)泭泭
- 泭(North, West, Hermitage, Madison, South, Midtown Hills, Southeast)泭
Note:泭Central and East precincts are not available as泭warming泭shelters.
24/7 overnight, pet-friendly shelters (with food):泭
- Southeast Regional Community Center泭��� 5260 Hickory Hollow Pkwy, Suite 202, Antioch, TN 37013泭泭
- Madison Community Center泭��� 550 N Dupont Ave, Madison, TN 37115泭泭
- Nashville Fairgrounds泭��� 401 Wingrove St, Nashville, TN 37203泭
Pets are allowed; please bring a crate if possible.
泭
51勛圖厙 is welcoming community members who need a warm place to rest and recharge at the泭David Williams II Recreation and Wellness Center:泭
- Warm up indoors; charge devices; warm drinks and snacks泭泭
- Showers (bring flip flops and your own towel)泭泭
- Family-friendly activities (story time, mindfulness, puzzles泭and泭more)泭
Location:泭2700 Children���s Way, Nashville, TN 37212泭
Operating hours:泭
- Thu, Jan. 29: 6 a.m.���11 p.m.泭泭
- Fri, Jan. 30: 6 a.m.���10 p.m.泭泭
- Sat, Jan. 31: 8 a.m.���8 p.m.泭泭
- Sun, Feb. 1: Noon���11 p.m.泭
Give help
Donate
Monetary donations are the fastest, most flexible way to support changing needs泭and can be deployed quickly as needs evolve.
Donations will support泭current and emerging needs���including泭food and supplies now, and, as assessments continue,泭cleanup and debris removal. Funds will be used until needs are泭met泭or funds are exhausted; if funds泭remain泭after needs are met, they will shift to a disaster response fund for future needs.
Volunteer
collaborates with the and partners to coordinate safe, effective opportunities as they���re identified.
Current/announced opportunities
- 泭
- 泭
- 泭
- 泭
- 泭
- 泭
- 泭