Nashville’s Room In The Inn
Gift Card / Voucher Incentive Program
Room In The Inn: https://www.roomintheinn.org/ || (outdated) Where To Turn In Nashville: https://wttin.org/
**new article** exposing “Room In The Inn”: https://twb.rocks/living/exposure/room-in-the-inn || Presentation to the Board https://twb.rocks/riti/board-presentation || RITI’s Executive Director https://twb.rocks/hostiles/rachel-hester || 20260805 Agenda https://twb.rocks/riti/riti-conflict-resolution-process/20260805-agenda || RITI main page: https://twb.rocks/riti || Conflict Resolution: https://twb.rocks/riti/riti-conflict-resolution-process || Gift Card / Voucher Incentive Program: https://twb.rocks/riti/gift-cards || Invitation to Participate: https://twb.rocks/riti/invitations || Past Class Schedules: https://twb.rocks/riti/class-schedules || Sample RITI Month-at-a-Glance: https://twb.rocks/riti/activity-dm || RITI Intake Form: https://twb.rocks/riti/intake-form || Seeking Asylum in the United States while exposing human trafficking & domestic terrorism in Canada: https://twb.rocks/persecution/us-submissions
These pages are under development: this project was started 20260619 and was last updated on 20260808 at 09:08 e.s.t.
As described at the Room In The Inn (“RITI”) main page (see https://twb.rocks/riti), individuals and entities provide gift cards and vouchers that RITI patrons may purchase with their accumulated RITI points and exchanged for goods and services including, but not limited to, those described below.
An “Invitation to Participate” (“ITP”) is currently being developed and stored at (insert link).
Due to the generosity of the Nashville Public Library (“NPL”), every NPL member receives $10 in free printing/month; so, printing ITPs that can be distributed amongst potential donors is not cost prohibitive. Or, feel free to contact Deirdre Moore via e-mail at ascjak@outlook.com if you know of any retailers, restauranteurs, motels, service providers and/or other entities and/or individuals who may be interested in becoming part of the RITI community and I’d be happy to contact them directly.


