Youth Volunteers at Furkids

Youth Volunteers at Furkids Furkids, headquartered in Atlanta, GA, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization that operates the largest cage-free, no-kill shelter in the Southeast for rescued cats and Sadie’s Place, a no-kill shelter for dogs. Furkids has rescued and altered more than 25,000 animals since its founding in 2002. Approximately 1,000 animals are in the Furkids program today, in the Furkids shelters, 13 PetSmart and Petco adoption centers, and more than 400 foster homes in the Atlanta area. Furkids is

Family, Gwinnett County, volunteer

Adopt-a-Stream Bacterial Workshop

Adopt-a-Stream Bacterial Workshop When: Tuesday, December 4, 2018 (4:00-6:00pm) Venue: Grayson Senior Community Center Address: 485 Grayson Pkwy Grayson, GA 30017 More details here Get Tickets Georgia Adopt-a-Stream enables citizens to collect baseline water quality data to both observe the conditions of our local streams and become more aware of pollution and water quality issues. Unfortunately, many streams in Gwinnett do not currently meet established state water quality standards. That’s why we need your help! You and your family/co-workers/group could serve as official

Gwinnett Area, volunteer

Annandale Village Volunteer Ideas

The mission of Annandale Village, located in Suwanee, is to provide progressive life assistance to adults with developmental disabilities and acquired brain injuries so that they can maximize their abilities and maintain their independence in the least restrictive environment. Annandale Village is able to tailor one’s volunteer experience to fit his or her availability, skills and desires. Volunteers are able to select meaningful volunteer projects based on their available time and interests, including: ⦁ Arts, Academics, and Recreational Activities ⦁

Gwinnett Area, volunteer

Hi-Hope Service Center Support

Hi-Hope Service Center, located in Lawrenceville, provides quality services that empower adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities to define and live a meaningful life. They have many ways to get involved as a volunteer, including: ⦁ Arts and Crafts ⦁ Performing Arts ⦁ Recreation & Athletics ⦁ Vocational Skills ⦁ Academics and Living Skills ⦁ On-Campus Activities ⦁ Off-Campus Activities ⦁ Office & Administrative Assistance ⦁ Landscaping & Campus Improvement Projects ⦁ Group Home Improvement Projects ⦁ Special Event Planning/Supporting

Gwinnett Area, volunteer

Gwinnett Humane Society Support

Supporting the Gwinnett Humane Society Do you love animals? If so, the Gwinnett Humane Society needs your help! They have many ways to get involved as a volunteer, here are a few: ⦁ “ODD JOBS” TEAM ⦁ SPECIAL EVENTS ⦁ PAT-A-PET ⦁ FUNDRAISING ⦁ PLACEMENT COMMITTEE / ADOPTIONS ⦁ FOSTER HOMES ⦁ PUBLICATIONS See anything you like or that you think you can help with? — learn more -> CLICK HERE FOR FULL DETAILS Note: If you are under 18 years

Gwinnett County, Gwinnett County Library, volunteer

Gwinnett Library Volunteer

Gwinnett Library Volunteer Library volunteers are parents, college students, teens, retired professionals, church groups and scouts. (The minimum age to apply is 13) Below are just some of the ways you can help out as a library volunteer. Opportunities may vary by branch.: EARLY LITERACY/CHILDREN’S PROGRAMMING ESOL/BILINGUAL GENERAL LIBRARY SKILLS HOMEWORK HELP/TUTORING LEARNING LABS TECHNOLOGY TEEN ADVISORY COUNCIL (TAC) If you would like to share your talents with the library in some other way please choose the most relevant category on

Gwinnett County, volunteer

Adopt-A-Road in Gwinnett

Adopt-A-Road to enhance your commute The Adopt-A-Road litter prevention program is an initiative sponsored by Gwinnett Clean and Beautiful and the Gwinnett County Department of Transportation. The goal of this program is to reduce trash and illegal signage alongside county roads. This program is a great way to give back to your community and help keep our roadsides clean and free of clutter. Cleaning up trash from our roadways prevents litter from washing into streams and lakes during rainstorms, which

Gwinnett County, volunteer

Adopt-A-Stream

Adopt-A-Stream, near You, through Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful Georgia Adopt-a-Stream enables citizens to collect baseline water quality data to both observe the conditions of our local streams and become more aware of pollution and water quality issues. Unfortunately, many streams in Gwinnett do not currently meet established state water quality standards. That’s why they need your help! You and your family/co-workers/group could serve as official “keepers” of a portion of a creek or stream by periodically monitoring its condition with supplies,