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Building Tomorrow, Together

Moving Brunswick forward by leading community revitalization and economic prosperity.

What is Forward Brunswick?
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Forward Brunswick Partners
Forward Brunswick Partners

Our Partnerships
for Brunswick’s Revival

Mary Ross
Waterfront Park

Advocating for final renovations of Mary Ross Waterfront Park.
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Bike Walk Golden Isles

Partnering with Bike Walk Golden Isles to develop a Master Trail Plan for Glynn County.
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Farmers Market

Helping our community farmers thrive by bringing fresh, local food to everyone, a must-visit spot for locals and visitors alike.
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Signature Squares

Advocating for Signature Squares and other beautification projects in the city.
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You can get involved and show your support by attending our upcoming events! Join us at community gatherings, volunteer opportunities, and fundraisers to make a difference together. 

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Our Partners

We extend our heartfelt gratitude to our sponsors for their unwavering support and belief in the power of collaboration. Our partners play a vital role in helping us achieve our mission of revitalizing Brunswick and fostering economic vitality through community collaboration.

GP CELLULOSE
Communities of Coastal Georgia Foundation
Georgia Department of Community Affairs
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Did you know?

Economic vitality means most people in an area have good jobs, successful businesses, and few living in poverty.

The 2024 Poverty Guidelines (see US Dept of Health & Human Services’s ASPE) states that $31,200 is the guideline for a household of 4 people.

Per the 2023 US Census, Brunswick’s population is approximately 15,105.

Brunswick’s Liberty Ships Trail is part of the East Coast Greenway, a visionary 3,000-mile route stretching from Maine to Florida. Georgia’s segment spans 144 miles but is currently only 13% finished.