Food

FoodFinder is a nonprofit website and app that helps people find free food resources near them. It shows nearby food pantries on a map with details like address, contact information, and hours when available.

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The American Diabetes Association helps people prevent and manage diabetes. Its Georgia, Alabama, and South Carolina office shares education, connects people to diabetes resources, supports local events, and helps people get involved in advocacy and fundraising.

Pine Hills12 services

Adamsville Regional Health Center is a Fulton County public health hub on Atlanta's west side that puts many services under one roof. You can get a checkup, dental care, shots, WIC, women's and sexual health care, behavioral health support, and help with jobs and housing. Most care uses a sliding scale, so the cost depends on your income, and many public health visits do not need an appointment.

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The organization at this address and website is Atlanta Inner-City Ministry (AIM), a faith-based nonprofit in Lakewood Heights, not the unrelated downtown 'Gateway Center' homeless shelter. AIM partners with inner-city families through youth programs, a food pantry, weekend snack bags, and free clothing, plus family care, mental-health support, and a 12-step recovery program.

Lakewood Heights12 services

Our Lady of Lourdes is a Catholic church in Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward, known as the mother church of African American Catholics in the Archdiocese of Atlanta. It serves neighbors in need through outreach ministries, including the Lourdes Lunch hot-meal program, a St. Vincent de Paul assistance ministry, and Simon's Call HIV/AIDS ministry.

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This is the Community Marketplace Food Pantry at the Vicars Community Center, run by Community Church of God in Southwest Atlanta. They give out free groceries every Wednesday using a client-choice model, where you pick the foods your family needs, and they serve more than 400 households a week. The center is also a solar-powered Resilience Hub where neighbors can charge phones, keep medicine cold, and find help during emergencies.

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The Salvation Army Atlanta Temple Corps is a faith-based community center on North Druid Hills Road. It helps neighbors in need with free groceries from its food pantry, emergency assistance, clothing, and family and youth programs. Anyone facing hardship can ask for help, no matter their age or background.

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Favor House Inc. is a year-round youth enrichment and community development nonprofit in College Park, serving kids and families across metro Atlanta. Best known for its Georgia Favor Track Club (running since 2005), it also runs a food program, a learning-loss tutoring program, an arts program, and a community garden. Its goal is to help young people grow through fitness, education, healthy food, and mentorship.

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The organization at this address and phone is actually Family Life Ministries ("Family Life Helps"), a faith-based nonprofit food pantry in Hapeville — not "Food Finder GA." They give free groceries, hygiene items, and basic necessities like toilet paper to people in need. They mainly serve the Hapeville, College Park, and East Point communities.

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Duluth Cooperative Ministry (Hands of Christ), known as the Duluth Co-op, is a community food pantry serving families in Duluth ZIP codes 30096 and 30097. They give out free groceries — fresh produce, bread, meat, and canned goods — by appointment twice a month, and also offer limited rent and utility bill help, holiday meals, school supplies, ESOL classes, and job referrals. (Note: this listing was filed as 'Food Finder GA' but is actually the Duluth Co-op.)

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Tucker Farmers Market is an outdoor market in downtown Tucker where local farmers, bakers, and makers sell fresh produce, eggs, cheese, baked goods, and prepared foods. It runs every Thursday afternoon from April through October, with live music and food trucks. Shoppers can use SNAP/EBT, and the market matches those dollars on fresh fruits and vegetables so your benefits go further.

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The Green Market at Piedmont Park is an open-air farmers market run by the Piedmont Park Conservancy in Midtown Atlanta. Every Saturday from late March through mid-December, more than 40 Georgia farmers and food vendors sell fresh produce, baked goods, and handmade items. The market accepts SNAP/EBT and doubles those dollars through the Georgia Fresh for Less program, so families can buy twice as much fruit and vegetables.

Midtown3 services

Carver Neighborhood Market is a community grocery store in Southeast Atlanta that has worked since 2014 to give the neighborhood better access to fresh, healthy, affordable food. They sell produce, meat, dairy, bread, and pantry staples, and they accept SNAP/EBT — and when you buy fruits and vegetables with SNAP, you get them at half price (your dollars are doubled). They also offer a coffee bar and budget meal options like ready-made carryout meals.

South Atlanta4 services

Peachtree Road Farmers Market is Atlanta's largest producer-only farmers market, held every Saturday morning at The Cathedral of St. Philip in Buckhead. You can buy fresh local produce, meat, bread, and other foods straight from the farmers and makers who grew or made them. The market accepts EBT/SNAP and doubles those dollars through a Wholesome Wave Georgia matching program, so food assistance goes further.

Peachtree Heights West6 services

Freedom Farmers Market is an outdoor farmers market at the Carter Center in Atlanta, open every Saturday year-round. Local farmers sell fresh produce, grass-fed meats, eggs, dairy, baked goods, and more. They accept SNAP/EBT and double your SNAP dollars through the Georgia Fresh for Less program, so your food money goes further.

Poncey-Highland5 services

The Grant Park Farmers Market is a weekly outdoor market run by the nonprofit Community Farmers Markets, held every Sunday at The Beacon in southeast Atlanta. It sells local produce, meat, bread, and prepared food, and it accepts SNAP/EBT. Through the Georgia Fresh for Less program it matches your EBT dollars, so when you spend $10 you get $20 of fresh food.

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