Welcome to the Tennessee Chapter of CAI (Community Associations Institute). We invite you to join our chapter and get involved! CAI TN is dedicated to enhancing the quality of Community Association Living in the State Of Tennessee. We accomplish this through education, legal advocacy, professional development and networking opportunities. Explore our website or call (615) 874-0031 to learn more about joining this award winning chapter of CAI.
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Upcoming Meetings
Friday, September 30th Register by Wednesday, September 28th.
Time: 11 am - 1 pm
Venue: Maggiano's Little Italy
Address: 3106 West End Ave., Nashville, TN 37203
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Oasis Center Donation Wish List
Don’t forget the Oasis Center is in need of donations. Items on the below wish list can be dropped off at 1704 Charlotte Ave, Suite 200 in Nashville. Please put to the attention of Felisha C. Baquera. The best time for drop-off is between 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. on Monday – Thursday.
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Address Change Requests
Please send all address changes to CAI National at
addresschanges@caionline.org &
locally to info@caitenn.org.
Both emails are necessary. This includes phone numbers and email updates.
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CAI Tennessee's Mission & Chapter Goals
CAI Tennessee Chapter Goals
2. Bridge the gap in distance of CAI members throughout Tennessee by forming and implementing regional councils and increasing membership statewide.