5 Things to Expect From the Teach901 Job Fair
Our sister campaign, Teach901, is gearing up to host two educator job fairs before summer break begins! On Tuesday, May 10th, via Zoom—and in person
May 2, 2022
Our sister campaign, Teach901, is gearing up to host two educator job fairs before summer break begins! On Tuesday, May 10th, via Zoom—and in person
The sun is shining past 7pm, and kids across the city are counting down the final days of the school year, which can only mean
One of the best ways to prepare the students of today to become the workforce of tomorrow is to share our stories with them—by answering
Our sister campaign, Give901, just launched their fundraiser to help send Memphis kids to summer camp! Did you know Memphis students will lose up to one
Some tasks we encounter in our lives seem more daunting than others. But, they can become the interceptors that change our lives. This is true
Jeremee DeMoir owner of DeMoir Books & Things is the ultimate book-lover—he loves them so much, he made them his livelihood. Learn more about his
Memphis, we love you. You have repeatedly ranked as one of the most philanthropic cities in the U.S., and we see you giving financially and
From our kitchens to our cultural institutions, creative industries, and more, Black folks have been thriving in our city for centuries—and we want to keep it that
This article was written by Dannon Eubanks. First, a message from Alexandra Howard, Volunteer Experience Manager at Volunteer Odyssey: “I sometimes think people view volunteerism
“Oh you want to be a mentor? Who do YOU think you are?” are questions you may ask yourself when considering more formally investing in
As people begin to set their resolutions for the next twelve months, it seems they are leaning away from the “I-will-do-all-the-things-I’ve-ever-wanted-to-starting-January-1st” mentality in favor of
After COVID school closures came and went, test scores showed that Memphis literacy rates had fallen significantly. As of today, one in ten school-age children
As our partners at Give901 launched Project: Grizz Prep Reads, we heard about Jane Oliver, the book-loving literary leader at the Grizzlies Prep boys school
Sing it with us: “It’s the most wonderful time of the yearrrrr!” That’s right nonprofit friends—it’s the time of the year when hearts turn to
Whether it be navigating language barriers, getting students enrolled in schools, providing legal counsel, career opportunities, or the like, there are numerous nonprofits that are
When it’s time to show up and show out in the spirit of celebrating our LGBTQ+ community, many of our local organizations and businesses don’t
There’s someone exceptional in our city. Okay, I know there’s more than just one, but hear me out. Her name is Stacey. Some of you
Hosting the first pledge drive of their short history is something that the DJs of WYXR are taking seriously. But not so seriously that it
Memphis is full of opportunities to give back! Check out these volunteer openings, grab some friends, and make a difference. Photo: Memphis Rox Volunteer packages
So you’ve just finished college, you want to be a leader in your field, and you’re wondering if there’s any way to get practical, relevant
September 1st—the 24 hours where we Memphians are loud and proud about the love we have for our city. This year, we thought it would
When students come to Stax Music Academy, they come with the intention to receive top-tier instruction and gain confidence in their musical abilities. No matter
There’s a new program in town at Memphis Teacher Residency, and its context as part of the Civil Rights movement may surprise you. Protest in
Thanks to Shelby County Schools, local students will have access to free meals all summer long! Every Wednesday throughout the month of July, SCS will
The things we love about the city of Memphis stretch far and wide, but one of the most prominent things to the hearts of Memphians
Jason Baker is a native Memphian and a Choose901 guest writer. He serves as the Director of Development and Marketing at Believe Memphis Academy, working
Not thinking about your 2020 taxes yet? Here’s one good reason why you should. The CARES Act —the Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security Act—is
Memphis, we love you. You have repeatedly ranked as one of the most philanthropic cities in the U.S., and we see you giving financially and
Art is good for the soul, and Memphis’ art institutions are making sure you get to take in all of the beautiful things created by
Has any one of us accomplished what we’ve accomplished by ourselves? — Elliot Perry January is National Mentoring Month! Just the mention of mentoring can