What Makes a Community All-Star?
- Actively volunteers in the community on a regular basis
- Is a board member for a community-based program in Gwinnett County
- Has created or is a member of a non-profit active in Gwinnett County
- Is known in their community for being exceptionally kind and giving to others, actively going out of their way to help those in need
Recognizing a Community All-Star
Community All-Star Requirements
- Must reside in Gwinnett County.
- Must be 18 years of age or older.
- Must be able to provide proof (photos, videos, testimonials, etc.) of community work.
Community All-Star Selection Process
Friends, family, neighbors, and/or colleagues may nominate a Community All-Star using the Gwinnett Stripers Community All-Stars Nomination Form. This nomination should include the following information:
- Individual submitting the form's basic information
- Nominated individual's basic information
- Why do you believe this individual deserves to be recognized?
- Examples of this individual's work in the community
- Photos/videos/testimonials showcasing this individual's community efforts
Meet Our Community All-Stars
Carson Tabor - Community All-Star, July 2026
Carson has volunteered over 500 hours of his free time with Home Delivered Meals, preparing and serving meals to seniors. Carson has also volunteered over 200 hours with the Lawrenceville Co-Op, Feed My Starving Children, and the Georgia Mountain Food Bank. Because of his devotion to his community, he was awarded the title "Gwinnett County Volunteer of the Year" in April.
Tricia Wurmstein - Marketing Manager, Gwinnett Stripers
This is the test bio for Tricia Wurmstein, including occupation, community involvement, and date named as Community All-Star.