Directory of Society and Culture Resources

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Resources in This Category

• Blount County Community Action Agency

  http://www.blountcaa.org/
  Operates services and programs to improve living conditions and promote the individual dignity of elderly, disabled, and low-income citizens.

• Blount County Humane Society

  http://www.blountcountyhumanesociety.org/
  No-kill shelter for dogs and cats. Includes list of available pets, application, calendar of events, ways to donate and volunteer opportunities.

• Blount County Military

  http://www.blountweb.com/blountcountymilitary/
  Chronicle of Blount County's veterans and war dead.

• BlountViews

  http://www.blountviews.com/
  Community web space for liberals/progressives in Blount County organize and discuss news, politics, events, and issues.

• Leadership Blount County

  http://www.leadershipblount.com/
  Conducts community leadership development programs for adults and youth. Program information, participants' profiles, and volunteer activities.

• League of Women Voters of Blount County

  http://lwvblountcounty.org/
  Tennessee chapter provides news and information about meetings, events, issues and elected officials.

• The Raven Society

  http://www.theravensociety.org/
  Political action committee working to preserve the rural and scenic character of Blount County. Information about county government, the organization, and current issues.

• United Way of Blount County

  http://unitedwayblount.org/
  Fundraising campaign information, directory of member agencies, and advice on volunteering.

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