The Fulton County School Nutrition Program provides free breakfast and lunch meals to children during the summer months as part of its annual Summer Meals Program. The program is open to all children 18 and under, and those under 21 with special needs. Children do not need to be enrolled in Fulton County Schools to participate. Meals are free for all eligible children in the community.

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.

Part of the Fulton County School Nutrition Program's annual Summer Meals Program, providing free nutritious breakfast and lunch meals to children during the summer months when school is not in session. Meals are planned by registered dietitians and follow USDA nutrition guidelines. All children in the community are welcome—no enrollment in Fulton County Schools is required to participate.

The Ben Hill Food Bank has been a ministry of the church for over 45 years, providing groceries to meet basic nutritional needs. The pantry serves low-income families, single parents, seniors, unemployed individuals, disabled veterans, and the working poor. The majority of clients are families with children. The church also offers a separate financial assistance program.

Backside of the church FOOD PANTRY DISTRIBUTION:​ Curbside pickup is available. Picture ID is required. One Visit Per Month. Visits are confidential.

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.

Part of the Douglas County School System's federally funded Seamless Summer Option program, providing free breakfast and lunch to children during summer break. Meals must be consumed on-site per federal guidelines. No registration, identification, or income documentation is required for children to participate. The program is directed by Danielle Freeman, Executive Director of School Nutrition, and has served Douglas County children since 2007.

A client‑choice food pantry operated by the Atlanta Community Food Bank that provides free groceries to individuals and families. Clients may pick up food twice per month with an appointment. Limited home‑delivery assistance may be arranged by phone or text.