Richardson Housing Group (RHG), an award-winning Gwinnett County new home builder, is always looking for ways to give back to the communities where it builds. Now more than ever, it is important to get involved and give back during the COVID-19 crisis.

The ladies of Richardson Housing Group recently participated in a food drive for the Lawrenceville Co-Op Ministry, donating supplies to struggling and deserving families in need. This is an ongoing ministry that has seen a substantial rise in requests because of Covid-19. If you are interested in giving back to the Gwinnett County community as well, make sure to visit LawrencevilleCo-Op.com for a list of most-needed items and how to donate.

In mid-May, Richardson Housing Group was one of many local businesses that participated in Light Up Lawrenceville, where residents lit the city blue each night in appreciation of first responders. The annual event happened every night from May 10 through the 16th, which coincided with National Police Week.

Amidst the coronavirus pandemic, these simple shows of support unite the community, provide needed support for those struggling and celebrate all who continue to put themselves at risk for the benefit of others. Richardson Housing Group, which recently celebrated its 5,000th new home in Metro Atlanta, is headquartered in Lawrenceville. Now building in several neighborhoods across Gwinnett, Richardson Housing Group remains committed to local causes like those above. Both are simple, inexpensive ways to show care and appreciation during such a time of turmoil.

Richardson Housing Group is looking forward to serving even more Gwinnett County residents at exciting new projects as businesses continue to reopen and life returns to normal. Check-in at RHGHomes.com for the latest available homes, including new homes in Buford and the latest townhome developments coming soon to Lawrenceville.

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