Category: Our Community

She’s very near and dear to the Community Foundation, as a long-time supporter and a fundholder. The Gwinnett Citizen recently did a story on Barbara Howard.  Read the full version here. Barbara Howard – One of Gwinnett’s Greatest Treasures For… Continue reading

With spring comes the Masters and golf. Sara Im from Duluth won her age bracket for the national drive, chip and putt at Augusta National on April 1! Read more on 11alive. Speaking of golf, the Mitsubishi Classic – which… Continue reading

It was Easter fun all around for children and their families last weekend, thanks to the Path Project and 12Stone church! Volunteers from 12Stone, who sponsored the event, cooked lunch and had games for the kids at the Path Project’s… Continue reading

This week, the Gwinnett County Chamber of Commerce honored county and city first responders at its 13th annual Valor Public Safety Awards, which brought more than 200 public safety officials and their families to Duluth’s Infinite Energy Forum. Read some… Continue reading

Way to go Meadowcreek High School! Meadowcreek slows down Norcross to claim first ever boys basketball state championship Congrats are also due to Norcross High for making it to the finals! Read the story here. Leadership Gwinnett Class of 2019… Continue reading

Last week we told you where to find Girl Scout Cookies in Gwinnett. This week it’s the Boy Scouts’ turn. At the Boy Scouts’ Gwinnett American Values Dinner, held at the Infinite Energy Center on March 6th, the  evening honored… Continue reading

Looking for something to do this weekend? Go to the Sip & Swine festival at Coolray Field and enjoy the sunshine, great barbecue and support one of our nonprofit fundholders, the Home of Hope at the Gwinnett Children’s Shelter. (Did… Continue reading

Here’s our weekly snapshot of some of the good things happening around us!   Leadership Gwinnett held its inaugural Founder’s Night this week, an event honoring the founding trustees, recognizing community leaders and celebrating more than three decades in Gwinnett.… Continue reading