Food

Cedar Seeder Wellness Farm is a small family-owned 3.5-acre farm in Snellville that grows organic leafy greens, microgreens, herbs, and seasonal produce without pesticides. They sell fresh food and wellness items like smoothies and juices, and run a self-serve spring water station drawn from a 400-foot well that anyone can use 24/7 for about 50 cents a gallon.

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Unearthing Farm & Market is a nonprofit urban farm on a once-vacant lot between the Edgewood and Kirkwood neighborhoods, where they grow organic vegetables, fruit, herbs, and flowers. They run a pay-what-you-can farm stand where no one is turned away for lack of money, accept and double SNAP/EBT, and keep a free community fridge stocked with fresh food. The farm is also an open green space where neighbors can gather, volunteer, and connect.

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Atlanta Harvest is a family-owned, Black-owned urban farm and open-air market in Ellenwood that grows naturally-grown fruits and vegetables and sells fresh produce, meats, eggs, teas, and coffee. They run a weekly produce box (CSA) program, an on-site farm market and nursery, and offer hands-on classes and volunteer days through their nonprofit, Cultivating Humanity, to teach people how to grow food, cook, and care for animals.

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Jim Adams Farm & Table was a farm-to-table store and small restaurant at 2011 Bolton Road NW in Atlanta that sold local honey, fruits, and vegetables and served soups, salads, and sandwiches. It connected produce from the family's Greene County farm and an urban farm in Atlanta's Pittsburgh neighborhood to local shoppers. It appears to be permanently closed: the website domain has expired and Yelp marks the business as closed as of May 2026.

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Truly Living Well Center for Natural Urban Agriculture runs urban farms on Atlanta's Westside that grow fresh, naturally grown food. They sell produce through a weekly CSA produce-box program and a monthly farmers market, and they teach people how to grow their own food through classes, training, and farm tours.

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Poverty 2 Prosperity PS is an Atlanta-based 501(c)(3) nonprofit, founded in 2020, that helps Georgia families move out of poverty toward financial stability. They offer food assistance, financial planning and credit-building help, first-time homebuyer preparation, and a youth program that teaches budgeting, saving, and life skills.

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Food Well Alliance is a nonprofit network that helps community gardens, urban farms, and orchards across metro Atlanta grow more local food. They support over 300 growing sites with grants, compost, tools, training, and volunteers, and they work with local governments on food-system planning. They mainly help organizations and growers, not individuals directly.

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Blue Heron Urban Farms & Sanctuary is a Black- and woman-owned regenerative farm and wildlife sanctuary on 74 acres in Chattahoochee Hills, just south of Atlanta. They grow organic vegetables, herbs, and culturally meaningful crops while teaching the community about sustainable farming and food security. They also host farm visits, workshops, retreats, and private events, and protect habitat for native birds and wildlife.

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AgroMajic is a small urban neighborhood farm in the Atlanta area, based at Pendergrast Farm near Emory/Decatur. It runs a Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) program that sells weekly boxes of freshly picked vegetables, fruits, and herbs, and it hosts community wellness and sustainability events. Members pay a subscription and pick up produce at the farm.

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Ancestral Farms is a community farm and garden based in East Point that grows fresh food and runs hands-on gardening workshops for neighbors. It is listed in the Black Farmers Index of Georgia growers. Specific hours, address, and contact details are not published online, so reach out through their Facebook page.

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City Fresh Gardens is a College Park gardening business run by a Georgia certified master gardener. They sell plants, design and install gardens, and teach hands-on classes that help neighbors learn to grow their own fruits and vegetables. They also work to connect local growers with people who want fresh, locally grown food.

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The Shepherd's Inn is Atlanta Mission's shelter for single men over 18 who are experiencing homelessness. It serves up to 450 men a day with a bed, hot meals, laundry, counseling, recovery and life-skills classes, job training, and spiritual support. The goal is to help each man, step by step, move toward independent living.

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Senior Services North Fulton is a nonprofit that helps adults age 60 and older in north Fulton County live well at home. They deliver hot meals, give rides to doctor visits and errands, run seven senior centers with free lunch and activities, and send care managers to check on people in their homes. Their programs are free.

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This is Community Concerns, Inc., a nonprofit that helps homeless people in Atlanta move into stable housing and jobs (the 605 Spencer St site is their Odyssey Villas housing). It provides supportive housing with single-room units, case management, hot meals through a soup kitchen, and job and life-skills support. It is NOT a drug or alcohol recovery center, despite the name on file.

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Redeemed Outreach CDC (Redeemed Community Outreach Inc.) is a faith-rooted community development group in Atlanta's West End that has served the neighborhood since the 1990s. Their REDEEM House program offers re-entry and transitional housing for single working women, including help with deposits, first month's rent, furniture, and job training. They also run urban farms, community gardens, and the West End Farmers Market, plus neighborhood safety work through the West End Neighborhood Association.

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A free hot meal every Wednesday — pick it up, or ask about delivery if you can't get there.

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Accessible Pharmacy runs a year-long, virtual program to help people who are blind or have low vision lower their risk of type 2 diabetes. You get health and nutrition education plus ongoing support, and it's fully covered by insurance.

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