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Army Community Service volunteers work hand-in-hand with paid staff members to provide quality services and program delivery to the Fort Gordon community. The following list reflects just a few of the services supported by Army Community Service volunteers: Christmas House, Swap and Assist Shop, Army Family Team Building, Army Family Action Plan, and Relocation. Army Community Service thrives on volunteer support. Anyone interested in becoming a volunteer is encouraged to contact Army Community Service at 706-791-3880.

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