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Volunteer opportunities in Peachtree Corners, GA

By The Scott Pryor Law Group · Reviewed by Scott Pryor, Founding Partner, Trial Attorney and Advocate · Updated October 6, 2026

People in Peachtree Corners can volunteer close to home with Goodwill of North Georgia, Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful, the Gwinnett County Public Library, Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries and Helping Mamas, all within about a 30-minute drive. Some need an hour on a Saturday. Others need regular shifts, or a whole team for a day.

Goodwill of North Georgia

Goodwill’s mission is to put people to work. Donations and purchases fund free job training and employment services through career centers across North Georgia and an online platform, CareerConnector.org.

Volunteers and partners help with one-time events, retail projects and donation drives hosted by schools, companies and neighborhood groups. Goodwill welcomes group inquiries from companies and can help plan a service day. If you would rather give, monetary gifts pay for training, job placement and career coaching for local job seekers.

Clean out a closet, work a shift or sponsor a class. Ways to support Goodwill of North Georgia.

Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful

Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful turns care for the county’s roads, parks and trees into volunteer work. You can help at county recycling events and neighborhood cleanup days, or sign up for programs like Adopt-A-Road and Adopt-A-Stream. These suit families, scout troops, HOAs and office teams.

The big community day is Great Days of Service each October, when schools, businesses, faith groups and neighbors serve side by side across the county. The group’s “Get Involved” page lists events by schedule and interest, so you can find one that fits.

Gwinnett County Public Library

The Gwinnett County Public Library takes volunteers as young as 13. Roles range from shelving and program support to helping adult learners practice English and basic digital skills.

The library suits teens who need service hours, parents with an hour between errands and retirees who want a regular routine. Openings vary by branch, so you can volunteer close to home.

Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries

Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries (NCM) serves families in Norcross, Peachtree Corners and nearby Gwinnett communities with food assistance, emergency aid and pathways to stability. Volunteers power the work.

You can interview clients during intake (training is provided), pack and hand out food orders sized to each family, translate if you are bilingual, or help with building upkeep and special programs. NCM’s Job Ministry needs people with résumé and job-search skills to help neighbors polish applications, research leads and move toward work.

Shifts are flexible, so NCM works as a regular commitment or a first try at volunteering.

Helping Mamas

Helping Mamas is a baby supply bank based in Norcross. It collects diapers, wipes, period products and baby gear, then distributes them to partner agencies that serve moms and children.

Warehouse sessions are hands-on: sort clothing, take inventory of donations, wrap diapers and put kits together. Kids can often come too; the minimum age runs from five to eight, depending on the shift. School clubs, youth groups and company teams are welcome.

If you cannot volunteer this month, Helping Mamas posts its drop-off hours and donation details.

Getting started

Pick a cause, bring a friend and put the first shift on the calendar. Each of these groups lists its own openings, ages and schedules on its website.

The Scott Pryor Law Group’s headquarters is in Peachtree Corners, and our team is part of this community too. If an accident ever leaves you with legal questions, our Peachtree Corners office is close by.

Written by the legal team at The Scott Pryor Law Group and reviewed by Scott Pryor, Founding Partner, Trial Attorney and Advocate. This article is general information, not legal advice for your situation.