Do something good together.

Where: Church of the Vine, 225 Hiram Acworth Highway, Dallas, GA 30157

Ages: Age requirements not stated; confirm before bringing children.

Costs: Volunteer participation fee not stated; confirm any delivery requirements with the organizer.

Nearby Paulding County service opportunity. Register interest through the organizer's volunteer form before attending. This is the volunteer work day, not a walk-up meal distribution.

Visit date: Nov 21 · confirm the session time with the organizer

Source: CAYA Reconciliation Ministries. Checked 2026-10-14.

Where: Marietta Square, 39-75 E Park Square, Marietta, GA 30060

Ages: Volunteer age and supervision rules are not stated on the event page; confirm the role before bringing children.

Costs: Volunteer participation costs are not stated; confirm when choosing a role.

Follow the “Volunteer opportunities” link on the organizer page. Published race start times are not volunteer shift times. Confirm your assignment, meeting point and arrival time before traveling.

Visit date: Nov 26 · confirm the session time with the organizer

Source: MUST Ministries · Gobble Jog. Checked 2026-10-14.

Children & teens: Ask about minimum ages and adult supervision.

First step: Call to arrange new-volunteer orientation before your first visit.

Ask about lifting, standing, clothing and which supplies are provided. Location: 180 Helton Road.

Children & teens: Youth participation is not specified; ask first.

First step: Use the society’s membership and interest survey, or contact it about a volunteer role.

Ask whether membership is required, any dues, the task location and whether seated or at-home work is possible.

Children & teens: The organizer describes park and playground projects for young children away from traffic. Confirm your group’s ages.

First step: Contact the team to choose a project and location.

Ask about gloves, grabbers, bags, terrain and supervision. Trail and road adoptions usually require a year of regular visits.

Children & teens: Under-18s need a parent or guardian throughout. Ask about minimum age for each role.

First step: Follow the county’s registration, orientation, application and role-training steps.

Official pages differ on monthly hours (one versus three one-hour shifts, for three months). Confirm with the shelter. Ask about allergies, animal handling and clothing.

Children & teens: Ask the local affiliate about ages and task restrictions.

First step: Complete the skills survey. When projects are available, the affiliate emails invitations to register for a date and time.

Confirm the job site, physical demands, training, footwear and supplied tools before committing. No current shift is promised here.

Children & teens: Age rules and screening depend on the role; confirm directly.

First step: Call about current needs, then complete the application and required training.

The volunteer page still labels some roles “2024”; listed hours are not treated here as current shifts. Ask about screening, driving requirements or meal arrangements for your role.

Children & teens: Ask about youth participation and group size.

First step: Contact the mission about orientation and use its linked signup for available opportunities.

The page includes older notices. Confirm current tasks, shift times, lifting needs and what to bring before traveling.

Children & teens: Ages 8+ for most projects. Under-18s need an adult volunteering alongside them.

First step: Adults register first, then contact the volunteer team to add children.

Youth group ratios: one adult per four children ages 8–11, or eight ages 12–17. Confirm the shift’s address, clothes, physical demands and accommodations.

Children & teens: Minimum ages are not confirmed here. Ask before bringing a child.

First step: Email ccsoupkitchen345@gmail.com about an individual volunteer role before visiting.

Confirm the volunteer arrival time, task, footwear and physical demands. Published lunch hours are meal-service hours, not volunteer shifts. The current homepage’s no-groups notice takes precedence over older group scheduling information.

Children & teens: The center lists no age restriction. Confirm an appropriate task and supervision before bringing children.

First step: Use the individual volunteer signup, or email info@goodsamaritan-center.org for a group. A volunteer application is required.

Its FAQ lists evening volunteer hours of 4:30–7:30 p.m. Eastern on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Confirm your shift and clothing requirements. Protect guests’ privacy: the center prohibits sharing their photos or names.

Children & teens: Some roles accept ages 10–17 with a parent or chaperone; shelter roles require age 21+. Confirm the specific role in the minor volunteer portal.

First step: Create a Volunteer Hub account through MUST’s volunteer page. Client-facing roles require an online background check. Groups should contact the volunteer team.

Confirm the campus, kitchen assignment, shift, food arrangements and age rules before arriving. The current volunteer page recommends new-volunteer orientation; individual roles may require additional training.

Check MUST’s current needs before collecting. If your drive needs a donation barrel or pickup, its guide asks for at least two weeks’ notice. Confirm arrangements with MUST before promising collection or delivery.

Children can help sort agreed items with an adult. This is preparation at home; it does not reserve an on-site volunteer shift.

Use the organizer’s full list before collecting; its gravy request excludes glass containers. An adult can deliver donations November 15, 2026, from 12:30–3:30 p.m. Eastern at Church of the Vine, 225 Hiram Acworth Highway, Dallas. Confirm any changes with CAYA.

Home collection is separate from the November 21 packing-and-delivery volunteer day above.