Volunteers – Marvin Arrington, Jr. For Fulton County Chair

Join the movement for a stronger future! Westlake Special Programs Night showcased the incredible potential of our youth and the importance of nurturing tomorrow's leaders. Together, they create opportunities and support that can change lives and build better communities. Let’s invest in our youth and empower them to lead with confidence. Don’t miss this chance to be part of the change! Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Empowering Fulton Youth for a Brighter Future!

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Leadership is on full display in South Fulton! Mayor Gumbs, guided by the Westlake Marching Lions, exemplified community unity alongside the City Council. Special performances from renowned artists like Big Boi, QP, and Big Gipp made this event unforgettable, showcasing the essence of our culture and leadership. Together, we celebrated a powerful moment of legacy and resilience. See more by checking out their page at: @bigboi Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

South Fulton Unites: A Celebration of Leadership and Culture

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Service is essential to creating a vibrant community. Join the movement of individuals dedicated to uplifting those around them. Participate in local initiatives that encourage connection and collaboration. Make a meaningful impact through volunteer opportunities and outreach programs that resonate within the community. Find ways to get involved and help make a difference in the lives of others. Champion the notion that everyone's contribution can create a ripple effect of positive change in the world. For more details on how to get started, visit our website. Media Credit:

Service Is The Rent We Pay For Living On This Earth

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The "Blanket Atlanta with Love" community dinner and giveaway hosted by Commissioner Arrington at the Fulton County Government Center brought neighbors together! We shared coats, blankets, warm clothing, and toiletries with those who may need a little extra support. For 12 days, residents, staff, and partners donated from the heart to help keep our community warm during the cold holiday months. 🧣🧤 We’re so grateful for everyone who showed up, gave generously, and reminded us what community really means! #FultonInfo #experienceFulton #holidays #helpinghands #support Media Credit: Fulton County Government

Blanket Atlanta with Love Community Dinner

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Fulton County Seeks Volunteers for 2026 Point in Time Count Volunteer registration is open now ATLANTA – The Fulton County Department of Community Development is seeking community volunteers to help conduct the 2026 Point-in-Time Count (PITC), its annual count and survey of individuals experiencing homelessness in Fulton County. The Point-in-Time Count (PITC) is a countywide effort to count and survey individuals experiencing homelessness. Survey results provide a snapshot of the minimum number of people experiencing homelessness within Fulton County—excluding the City of Atlanta. The Count provides an opportunity for residents and local businesses to learn about people who are experiencing homelessness and contribute to the County’s efforts to address homelessness. The count also helps determine the scope of homelessness, identify available resources and services, and identify gaps to improve services and outcomes for vulnerable residents. The 2026 Point in Time Count dates for street canvassing are Thursday, January 22, in South Fulton and Friday, January 23, in North Fulton. To prepare volunteers for this important work an orientation and training is provided prior to the day of the Count. “Previous Point-in-Time Count surveys suggest that the number of people experiencing homelessness in Fulton County is anywhere between 241 to 339 people,” said Stanley Wilson, Director, Fulton County Department of Community Development. “With the help of the community, we will be able to better understand the needs of people experiencing homelessness and take steps toward ending homelessness in the County.” Description automatically generatedVolunteer Registration opens on November 6, 2025, and to volunteer, register by clicking https://fulton.pointintime.info. Following registration, volunteers will receive a confirmation email, directions to set a password to your account and information on volunteer training. Media Credit: Marvin Arrington Jr

Join the Fight Against Homelessness: Volunteer for the 2026 Fulton County Point-in-Time Count Today!

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