Atlanta Inner-City Ministry is a Christian ministry in Southeast Atlanta. It runs a free food pantry with a clothing closet on Wednesday afternoons, and weekly programs for kids, teens, and parents. It also holds a monthly food and clothing stop in nearby neighborhoods.
Hosea Helps is an Atlanta nonprofit that has helped families since 1971. At its building on Forrest Hills Drive, people can get emergency food and sign up for food stamps. The group also brings food and services to apartment communities and schools, and holds events for kids and holidays.
Hosea Helps is an Atlanta nonprofit that has helped families since 1971. At its headquarters it gives out free emergency groceries and helps people apply for SNAP. It also helps families avoid losing their homes, brings food and services to apartment communities and schools, and runs job and holiday events.
Urban Recipe is an Atlanta nonprofit that fights hunger. People who need food can join a food co-op that meets every two weeks to share free food and household goods. Others can get a free food box at a Mobile Pantry distribution around metro Atlanta.
Enough to Share is a volunteer-run food pantry. It gives out groceries on the first and third Wednesday of each month. It also holds Saturday pantry days on selected dates, with deliveries for people who are sick or shut in, and it offers ways for adults and youth to volunteer.
The Grove CDC is the nonprofit partner of The Greater Piney Grove Baptist Church in Atlanta. It helps people in crisis with free food, referrals, and emergency money help when funds are available. It also works on housing, education, and jobs for people in Metro Atlanta, including Grove Gardens at East Lake senior apartments.
SWEEAC is a nonprofit started in 1988 by Southwest Atlanta churches and volunteers. It runs a food pantry that gives out food boxes to families in need. It also gives out clothing, baby items, cleaning and household items, and school supplies.
Feeding GA Families is a nonprofit that gives free food to families and people in need. They run food pantries, emergency food boxes, and home food deliveries for seniors, people with medical needs, and children. They also share hot meals and care kits with people without housing, and they connect people to other basic help.
Rosaleana's is a nonprofit in Georgia that helps people with housing, food, jobs, and learning. It also supports people with developmental disabilities and young adults leaving foster care. Adults can get help with transportation vouchers, job training, reading and GED classes, and a food pantry.
S. is an Atlanta-area nonprofit that fights childhood obesity. It runs a mobile food pantry for families and seniors who have trouble getting affordable food. It also offers cooking classes, kids' programs and a summer camp for girls.
The Magnolia (GA) Chapter of The Links, Incorporated is a group of women who do service in the Atlanta area.E. Church and the Atlanta Community Food Bank, they hold a monthly food giveaway for families across metro Atlanta. They also keep a food pantry at Morris Brown College and give a $5,000 scholarship to a high school senior.
Hosea Helps is an Atlanta nonprofit that has served the community since 1971. At its Forrest Hills Drive headquarters, families can get free emergency groceries and help applying for food stamps. Staff also check whether a household can get help with rent, utilities and other costs. It also runs job help, programs for children, holiday meal events and deliveries to apartment communities and schools.
Caring For Others is an Atlanta nonprofit that helps families with food, clothing, shoes, toys, holiday meals and disaster relief. People who live in certain ZIP codes can get emergency food on weekdays, and clothing help comes through an agency referral.
Toco Hills Community Alliance is a neighborhood food pantry in northeast Atlanta. Households with low or no income can get a free box of groceries once a week on Tuesday, Wednesday or Thursday afternoons. They also give to-go hot meals to people without housing and hold a mobile food pantry about once a month.
The Grocery Spot is a free grocery store in Atlanta that is paid for and supported by the community. Families can shop for fresh, healthy food at no cost. Shopping on Tuesdays and Fridays is by appointment, and you should bring your own shopping bag.
The Georgia Citizens Coalition on Hunger is a group in Atlanta that has worked since 1974 to end hunger and poverty. It runs a food pantry and phone line (the Hunger Hotline) that also points people to emergency help. It also runs a community garden, outdoor produce markets, and a group for low-income people to speak up about their rights.
Goodr is an Atlanta-based group that fights hunger and food waste. It picks up extra food from businesses and gives it to local nonprofits. Goodr also works with sponsors to run free pop-up grocery markets, grocery stores, grocery and meal delivery, and student snack packs.
The Atlanta Community Food Bank fights hunger across 29 counties in metro Atlanta and north Georgia. It runs four food pantries called Community Food Centers where families can get food by appointment. It also helps people find a nearby pantry, helps people apply for SNAP and Medicaid, and supplies food to hundreds of partner pantries and kitchens.
Columbia Drive United Methodist Church is a church in Decatur that holds Sunday worship and Bible study. Its Earthkeeper's Garden Ministry grows fresh produce for the community food pantry. The pantry gives out food by drive-through on Thursdays.
The Atlanta Community Food Bank collects donated food and sends it to more than 700 pantries, kitchens and other nonprofit partners in 29 counties. It also runs four Community Food Centers where families get groceries by appointment. Staff can help people apply for SNAP and Medicaid, and you can find a pantry near you with an online map or by text.