Mission Statement
Friends is committed to the intention that all seniors in Gwinnett have the opportunity to be active and visible participants in their community and experience a healthy, safe, and fulfilling life in the home setting of their choice with access to transportation, health care, good nutrition, and assistance in their homes.
Who We Are
Since 1999, Friends has been raising funds to support services like home-delivered meals and medical transportation for seniors in Gwinnett County.
Events
There are many ways to help raise funds for seniors - from participating in fundraising events to shopping on AmazonSmile and with Kroger Community Reward dollars - your daily life can help us out.
Contact Us
To inquire about getting involved by assisting with a Friends fundraising event or for more information about ways to donate, contact us.
Looking For Services?
You may be visiting our website looking for services for yourself or a loved one. If so, Friends raises funds to support senior services, but we are not direct service providers. If you need services, please call the Gwinnett Senior Services Information & Assistance at 678.377.4150 Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm.
Friends' News
Farewell to a Great Friend of Friends
It’s time to say “Farewell” to long-serving Friends of Gwinnett Seniors (Friends) board member and community leader, John Winters. John and his wife, Joan, are relocating to the sunny beaches of Florida to be closer to their daughter and her family. John, a retired Certified Financial Planner and founder of Cornerstone Financial Partners, LLC, served…
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Anthem Foundation Grant Allows Disabled Gwinnett Seniors to Fulfill Medical Treatment During COVID-19 Alert
In December, 2019, the Anthem Foundation awarded Friends of Gwinnett Seniors, Inc. a generous grant award to encourage disabled and transportation-challenged participants to avoid skipping scheduled appointments due to financial hardship. Since 2009, the affordable Get In Gear transportation program, partially funded by a federal 5310 grant that requires a local cost share, has been…
Read MoreSNAP Benefits Increase
Attention Seniors! Governor Kemp recently announced a vast increase in SNAP benefits for our seniors. SNAP benefits increased from $15/month up to a maximum benefit amount for their household size which is $194/month for a household of one based on qualifications. This is a temporary supplement for SNAP Program due to COVID-19. Please spread the…
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