Ebenezer Baptist Church's Crisis Closet provides free groceries and food assistance to community members facing food insecurity. The pantry is part of the church's broader food justice initiatives, which also include Manna Days grocery giveaways, Feed the Hungry meal programs, and farmers markets hosted in partnership with the Black Church Food Security Network. Food is distributed from the church's Education Building. All are welcome and groceries are available while supplies last.

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

• 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

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

Must have an existing residence or housing to receive groceries. Food pantry needs to know that there's a kitchen where the food is cooked.

No requirements for soup kitchen and sandwich lines.

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.

Goodr Grocery Store A free grocery store for APS families Open two days per week (by appointment) Sign-up required before visiting For more information, call 404-802-1900 make appointments at http://tinyaps.com/?goodr_grocery