Click the link below to sign-up for an appointment date and time in the Venable Food Market that works best for you! https://outlook.office365.com/book/CommunityMinistriesVenableFoodMarket@firstpresatl.org/

On-site registration required

• Client choice food pantry - volunteers pack up based on requests
• Services provided by appointment only - no walk-ins
• Residents of 10 zip codes in Atlanta - 30303, 08, 09 ,10 ,12, 13, 14, 15, 18 and 63
• ID and Proof of address required (current lease, utility bill, hotel or room receipt)

These are the details on making requests – an online option and a phone option

[https://www.tfaforms.com/4814925] or visit https://midtownassistancecenter.org/request-help/ and click on the Orange button Request Non-Financial Help

If you are unable to complete an online form, please call our office in the mornings – Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday from 10AM – 12PM at 404-681-5777 to be screened

County or Counties Served: Fulton

My Wellness Pantry provides walk‑up grocery distribution and connects families with mental health support; the organization also periodically distributes clothing and household items.

Weekly midweek community lunch served in Grace Hall; sit-down fellowship meal hosted by PRUMC on Wednesdays at noon. Not a grocery pantry. For free groceries, please see other resources in the area.

• We offer free groceries to those with low or no income in the North Central Dekalb county area.

• We are currently only serving hot lunches to those who are unhoused on a first come, first served basis.

• Food services are available from 1pm until 3:30pm on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.

• All food services are drive-through if you come in a car. If you come in a car, you must remain in the car the entire time. If you take the bus or walk, you may walk up.

• The building is closed to the public. There are NO public restrooms.

• Any planned closures (holidays) are put on our website and our Facebook page. We do close for inclement weather if Dekalb County Schools close.

Antioch Urban Ministries (AUMI) is a 501(c)3 non-profit committed to serving the least of these in the Atlanta metropolitan area. The AUMI Food Bank provides weekly groceries to hundreds of families in the Atlanta metro area, including fresh produce reserved for seniors age 55 and older. Clients go to the rear side of the building to receive food. In addition to the food bank, AUMI operates transitional and supportive housing for women and men in recovery and for persons living with HIV/AIDS, the Malachi youth mentoring and life-skills program for ages 8 to 17, and the Serving Our Seniors (SOS) program for adults 55 and older that includes home visits, transportation assistance, prescription help, and personal hygiene items. The AUMI Apparel Shoppe provides free clothing, shoes, and accessories. An intake application is required before entering any program.

Crossroads Community Ministries offers various support services, including documentation, transportation and housing assistance, mailroom services, and case management.