please contact our agency as soon as possible for appointments throughout the week.

Community food pantry providing free groceries, nutritious meals, and essential household items. Operated by Nicole's House of Hope, a nonprofit that serves individuals facing mental health challenges, substance abuse, and homelessness. The organization also offers emergency shelter with 65 beds, shared transitional and permanent housing, case management, life-skills education (budgeting, cooking, personal hygiene, housekeeping), and community outreach that distributes toiletries, back-to-school supplies, and other necessities through partnerships with the Atlanta Food Bank, Good 360, Children Restoration Network, and Feed the Children. Walk-ins are welcome.

A client-choice food pantry operated by the Atlanta Community Food Bank that provides free groceries to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity. Clients may pick up food twice per month by appointment.

Requirements: Only a simple form with a few personal details is needed to receive food.

If the food pantry will be closed, there will be an announcement made outside the pantry 2 weeks before the scheduled closure.

On-site registration required

Inell’s Food Pantry is a church‑run pantry providing free groceries to the community from the Fellowship Hall at Concord Baptist Church of Atlanta.

A community-based program operated by Sweetwater Mission that helps stabilize families and prevent hunger and homelessness.

Cornerstone Community Baptist Church operates a community food pantry under its outreach ministry that distributes boxes of groceries sized to family size, providing enough food to feed a family multiple meals. The food bank serves anyone in the community without restriction as part of the church's broader faith-based humanitarian mission.

In order to receive food all you need is the following:

Bring Proof of Residency (less than 30 days old) in the form of mail, a rent receipt, or new lease.

Provide your Photo ID

Provide proof of Children that are 17 years and under.

Requires ID for adults and birth certificates for children in the household

Nonprofit ministry operating the Love Box program. Distributes pre‑packed boxes of food (mix of frozen and shelf‑stable items) through partner distribution sites, including at this Atlanta location. Individuals place orders online, confirm pickup details with a coordinator, and collect boxes on scheduled distribution dates. The organization rescues surplus high‑quality food, drinks, and dry goods to serve households in need.

The Ben Hill Food Bank is a long-standing Ben Hill United Methodist Church ministry that distributes groceries through a drive-through model to anyone in the community experiencing food insecurity. The majority of clients are families with children facing unforeseen circumstances such as illness, divorce, or work shortages. The pantry serves low-income families, single parents, seniors, unemployed individuals, disabled veterans, and the working poor. Ben Hill UMC's broader outreach network also includes a separate financial assistance program and holiday initiatives such as Thanksgiving Baskets of Love.