Appreciation – Volunteer Gwinnet — Mar-2023

Appreciation – Volunteer Gwinnet — Mar-2023

  👏🎉Appreciations - Volunteer Gwinnett  🎉👏 "Thank you all for your assistance yesterday. I appreciate all of you working safely with our unexpected heat wave (Brady coming in for the win again; thanks for the Gatorades!). The good news- due to your efforts, we were able to move 11,031 pounds of produce and shelf stable items to 398 households, impacting 1,610 residents! We cannot say “Thank You” enough and felt very lucky to count this as a success for our visit Mobile Food Distribution visit to Lenora Park." Kelley Uber Sterner | Program Coordinator | Volunteer Gwinnett Department of Community Services…
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Appreciation – Volunteer Gwinnett– Apr-2023

Appreciation – Volunteer Gwinnett– Apr-2023

👏🎉Appreciations - Volunteer Gwinnett  🎉👏 "Thanks to you, we distributed 10,992 pounds of produce to 445 households and a total of 2,037 residents. While the summer season doesn’t technically start until June 21, we know that is just not the case as we experienced the first unofficial day of summer yesterday. Thank you for working together to make sure this was a safe and fun distribution." Kelley Uber Sterner | Program Coordinator | Volunteer Gwinnett Department of Community Services | Gwinnett County Government 770.822.8830 | 75 Langley Drive, Lawrenceville, GA 30046 | www.GwinnettCounty.com Find out what's going on in Gwinnett County. Sign up for email newsletters today!
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Appreciation – Volunteer Gwinnet — May-2023

Appreciation – Volunteer Gwinnet — May-2023

👏🎉Appreciations - Volunteer Gwinnett  🎉👏 "We are sending you a sincere “Thank You!” from the Volunteer Gwinnett team for time and positive energy Tuesday at Shorty Howell Park for our Mobile Food Distribution. Thanks to you, we distributed 10,133 pounds of produce to 440 households and a total of 2,071 residents!"  Kelley Uber Sterner | Program Coordinator | Volunteer Gwinnett Department of Community Services | Gwinnett County Government  
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Appreciation – Volunteer Gwinnet — Apr-2024

Appreciation – Volunteer Gwinnet — Apr-2024

👏🎉Appreciations - Volunteer Gwinnett  🎉👏 "On behalf of the Volunteer Gwinnett Team, I would like to extend a heartfelt thank you for your contributions to our food distribution this week. Together, we succeeded in serving more than 8,000 lbs. of food to over 400 families and 1,600 residents. To put into perspective the impact you had that day, each of the countless bags you stuffed vegetables, or the boxes you carried into residents’ cars, was food on someone’s table. A day they would not have to worry how they were going to feed themselves or their families. You displayed hard work, enthusiasm, and kindness,…
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Appreciation – Volunteer Gwinnet — Nov-2024

Appreciation – Volunteer Gwinnet — Nov-2024

👏🎉Appreciations - Volunteer Gwinnett  🎉👏 Dear Community Partners, As we gather once again in this season of gratitude, our team is reminded of how fortunate we are to work alongside organizations and individuals like you. Your commitment to serving Gwinnett’s residents, strengthening neighborhoods, and uplifting those who need it most is felt every day. Thank you for the collaboration, compassion, and trust you bring to our shared work. Each connection, program, and partnership helps build a community where everyone can thrive and your role in that progress is truly invaluable. We wish you and your loved ones a joyful and…
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Glass Recycling

Glass Recycling

This holiday season, give your glass a second life! Before dropping off your jars and bottles at one of our glass recycling locations, remember to empty and rinse them. Let’s keep Gwinnett clean and green while we celebrate the holidays. Learn more: GwinnettCounty.com/GlassRecycling
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Warming Stations – Open

Warming Stations – Open

Need a warm place to rest? With temperatures expected to drop below 35 degrees Fahrenheit, find temporary, overnight relief at one of our five warming stations. Locations are open from 6:00 pm to 7:00 am and include a nourishing meal. Need a warm place to rest on Friday, January 30? With temperatures expected to drop below 35 degrees Fahrenheit, find temporary, overnight relief at one of our five warming stations. Locations are open from 6:00pm to 7:00am and include a nourishing meal.For a list of locations and bus routes, visit GwinnettCounty.com/WarmingStations or call 770.822.8850. We will also continue to operate our 24/7 One…
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Decorations Potential — Fire Hazards

Decorations Potential — Fire Hazards

Decorations are a joy for many during the holiday season, but it's crucial to be aware of potential fire hazards and to follow the manufacturer's instructions.Follow these helpful tips to make the holidays safe and enjoyable: • Choose flame-resistant or flame-retardant decorations. • Inspect and discard damaged holiday wiring before use. • Test your smoke alarms and share your fire escape plan with guests. • Keep matches and lighters away from children. • Be sure to water real trees daily. Visit GwinnettSafety411.com for more safety tips.
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Household Chemicals – Hazardous – Safety Tips

Household Chemicals – Hazardous – Safety Tips

Household chemicals can be hazardous if not stored or used properly. Take a few minutes this weekend to do a safety check: • Proper storage: Keep cleaners, pesticides, and other chemicals in their original containers with labels intact. • Out of reach: Store all chemicals away from children and pets—high cabinets or locked closets work best. • Separate incompatible items: Never store bleach next to ammonia or other cleaners that could react dangerously. • Check expiration dates: Old or degraded chemicals can be more reactive or ineffective. • Use safely: Always follow instructions, wear gloves if needed, and ventilate the…
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Hands-Only CPR Event – Sign Up

Hands-Only CPR Event – Sign Up

In an emergency, every second counts. Hands-Only CPR can double or even triple a person’s chance of survival, and it’s easier than you think. You don’t need medical training — just the willingness to act and a few simple steps. • Call 911 — put your phone on speaker. • Follow the dispatcher’s instructions — they’ll guide you through what to do. • Push hard and fast in the center of the chest to the beat of a familiar song like “Stayin’ Alive.” Gwinnett Fire and Emergency Services’ Community Risk Reduction team offers free Hands-Only CPR classes across the county.…
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