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Non-perishable donations needed for Gwinnett ‘Stuff-A-Bus’ drive

Gwinnett County Transit and Gwinnett Community Outreach are teaming up once again to help people struggling during the coronavirus pandemic by asking transit users to Stuff-A-Bus with non-perishable goods at their Park & Rides. (Courtesy Gwinnett County Transit)
Gwinnett County Transit and Gwinnett Community Outreach are teaming up once again to help people struggling during the coronavirus pandemic by asking transit users to Stuff-A-Bus with non-perishable goods at their Park & Rides. (Courtesy Gwinnett County Transit)
By Karen Huppertz for the AJC
Feb 12, 2021

Gwinnett County Transit and Gwinnett Community Outreach are teaming up for the second time to help people struggling during the coronavirus pandemic by asking transit users to Stuff-A-Bus with non-perishable goods at their Park & Rides.

Last year, the donation drive nearly filled a 40-foot-long commuter bus with food and other necessities that were distributed to local cooperative ministries.

“This is the time when food pantries struggle,” said Shaunieka Taylor, director of Community Outreach. “After the holidays, donations tend to slow down even though the need is still high. The Stuff-A-Bus program last year was extremely helpful, and we hope that people will step up again.”

Donations can be dropped off at these Park & Ride lots:

Donations may also be made 6 a.m. to 8 p.m. Feb. 15 through 19 at the GCT Customer Service Office, 3525 Mall Boulevard, Suite 5C in Duluth.

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