Bicentennial Volunteers, Inc.

Connecting People with Purpose., Community., Resources., Service., Opportunities.

 

Bicentennial Volunteers, Inc. is the collective term for three related non-profit organizations – BVI, National Emergency Assistance (NEA) and Retiree Resources Corporation (RRC). We provide Tennessee Valley Authority retirees and former TVA employees with the opportunity to get involved in volunteer work, Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) work and TVA contract work. 

Bicentennial Volunteers, Inc.

BVI offers an opportunity to volunteer at the Visitor Centers at Fontana Dam, Kentucky Dam, Norris Dam, and Raccoon Mountain Pumped Storage Facility along with a variety of other volunteer opportunities.

National Emergency Assistance, Inc.

FEMA relies on NEA employees to augment their disaster assistance endeavors all over the United States.

Retiree Resources Corporation

Many TVA retirees and former employees are working through RRC to provide temporary staff augmentation to TVA.

We seek to make an impact in our Tennessee Valley community through the following efforts each year

STEM grants given to Tennessee Valley teachers

Visitors to the TVA Visitor Centers

Tennessee Valley Robotics Teams entered into competitions

RRC employees supporting TVA through staff augmentation

NEA employees deployed to disaster areas

Retirees doing projects to help improve their communities

What’s New?

BVI Is Hiring!

Title: IT Project Manager Start Date: ASAP End Date: 6 to 8 month assignment  Pay Range:  To be determined Work Location:  Remote We are seeking an experienced IT Project Manager to lead and oversee a critical project involving the migration of our finance, payroll,...

In-house 3D printing technology

As our facilities age, some equipment has become obsolete, difficult to find and no longer manufactured by the OEM (original equipment manufacturer). TVA has faced these same challenges but thanks to the employees at the Power Service Shops (PSS), we are becoming less...

Public input key to transmission line siting

Decisions on where to site transmission lines must balance the needs of TVA’s system with other uses of land across our region. That’s why gathering public input is an integral part of the siting process. “Each new line requires a long-term commitment of land and...

Paradise implosion

Making way for a cleaner energy mix, the TVA Decommissioning Group and its partners safely imploded stacks that previously served three coal-fired generating units at Paradise Fossil Plant near Drakesboro, Kentucky, on Thursday, August 15. The stacks have been retired...

STEM Classroom Grants

At TVA, we understand preparing the workforce of tomorrow begins today. The TVA STEM Classroom Grant Program, sponsored by the Tennessee Valley Authority in partnership with Bicentennial Volunteers Incorporated (BVI, a TVA retiree organization), is designed to fund...

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