Gwinnett Great Days of Service continues to be one of Georgia’s largest volunteer events. Each year, residents, volunteers, local nonprofits, schools, and community partners join together for a weekend of meaningful service across the county.
Together, we tackle some of Gwinnett’s most pressing needs from combating food insecurity and housing stability to supporting education, uplifting individuals with disabilities, and providing resources for veterans and seniors.
Are you interested in hosting a project for Gwinnett Great Days of Service? We welcome a broad range of organizations committed to community impact that aligns with Gwinnett County’s values.
To qualify to host a service project, applicants must be:
501(c)(3) nonprofit organizations
Civic and neighborhood associations
Youth and alumni associations
Faith-based organizations
Historical societies and cultural organizations
Schools, PTAs, and university-affiliated clubs or departments
Colleges, universities, and student organizations
Community-based service organizations
Government-affiliated programs and advisory boards
Participating organizations must:
Align with Gwinnett County's strategic priorities and uphold the Gwinnett Standard of Excellence.
Ensure clear supervision, volunteer guidance, and robust safety protocols are in place
Host a service project with these simple steps:
Review eligibility requirements
Complete the Project Submission Form
If project is approved, review and sign Collaborative Letter of Agreement
Once all required documentation has been submitted, we will list your project on the volunteer registration platform.
Join thousands of volunteers for hands-on service projects across the Gwinnett! Whether you're looking to give back as an individual, with your family, or alongside a group or club, you’ll find opportunities that match your skills, interests, and availability.
By volunteering with Gwinnett Great Days of Service, you can:
Gwinnett Great Days of Service continues to be one of Georgia’s largest weekends of service.