DeKalb county residents

Serve zip codes 30319 and 30341 and all walk ins

Client need utility bill as a proof of address to receive food. Client‑choice food pantry at St. Vincent de Paul Georgia’s Community Support Center provides free groceries—including fresh produce, meat, baked goods and non‑perishables—after an intake with a caseworker, and also connects clients to additional services such as benefits assistance, pharmacy, housing help and education programs.

We will be serving families by appointment only each week on a first-come, first-serve basis. Families in need of food can contact our Family Stabilization and Wellness department at 404 638-1839.

• SNAP assistance available in English and Spanish.

• Utility Bills (Light, Gas, Water) in name of the applicant

• Check stubs/ Employment Letter/ Self-Employment Form

• To apply complete an online application at www.gateway.ga.gov or on paper with the local Department of Family and Children Services (DFCS). Send in required and verified documents.

• Also has immigration services avaialble: Call 404.471.1889 or email immigrationservices@thelaa.org

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

• 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.

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.

Currently, the food pantry is able to serve eight families each day.

Stasheia Durham 6/1/2026 7/31/2026

A community food pantry and clothes closet serving low income families, single parents, senior citizens, unemployed individuals, disabled veterans, and the working poor. The pantry provides groceries and clothing to anyone in need, with no geographic or demographic restrictions beyond being in need. The church has merged with The Outlet Community Church and continues its outreach mission.

Client‑choice “Mini‑Market” food pantry where eligible residents shop weekly for free groceries. Offers shelf‑stable items plus fresh fruits and vegetables, meats, dairy, baked goods, and prepared foods (subject to availability). Weekly allotments are based on household size; clients must be active CAC members to shop.