• Call 470-301-1092 to schedule an appointment
• Only available to individuals living in 30318 zip code. For those living outside 30318, text FINDFOOD and send it to 888-976-2232.

On-site registration required

This food pantry provides groceries to individuals and families in the community. Please check the schedule for distribution days and times.

AD Powell Fellowship Hall Caring Hands Food Pantry is an outreach ministry of Allen Temple AME Church. We provide a vaiety of food to include fresh vegetables, meat, bread, gluten-free and and vegan items as well as non-perishable packs for those who have limited access to refrigeration. We also have a clothing closet. All are welcomed and you may just find a **new family. ** REQUIREMENTS

• Identification
• Initial Application
• Sign-in weekly with personal barcode
• Respect Volunteers ...and...visit us sometime on Sunday at 10:30 a.m. for worship service {Please arrive within the first 10 minutes of the start time to receive a bag of free produce every wednesday . No registration is required. Mask-wearing is optional and based on your comfort level.https://extension.uga.edu/county-offices/fulton/fulton-fresh/mobile-market.html}

On-site registration required

Shoppers must now live or work in the 30314, 30318, or 30331 zip codes. Shoppers who are not registered can arrive at The Grocery Spot 10 minutes before their appointment to complete the registration process. One time registration required. You MUST sign up for an appointment to shop. Go to https://thegroceryspot.org/ and click the pop-up that says "SHOPPERS CLICK HERE" to go directly to https://thegroceryspot.org/information-for-shoppers/

Tuesday appointments are for the general public.

Friday appointments are for individuals who are actively employed, college students, or veterans and MUST show valid work/school/military ID or paperwork.

Registration on website required

Antioch Urban Ministries (AUMI) is a non-profit organization committed to 'serving the least of these' in the Atlanta metropolitan area. Their food bank distributes groceries to over 350 families each week, including 10,000 lbs of fresh produce reserved for seniors age 55 and older. Go to the rear side of the building to receive food. In addition to the food bank, AUMI operates transitional housing programs for women and men in recovery, supportive housing for persons living with HIV/AIDS, a youth mentoring and life-skills program, and senior services including home visits, transportation assistance, and help with prescriptions.

A community Drop-in Center operated by the Georgia Harm Reduction Coalition (GHRC), a statewide wellness organization committed to promoting health and dignity by reducing the impact of HIV/AIDS, Hepatitis C, STIs, and substance use within vulnerable communities. The Parker Center provides free and confidential direct services including groceries, hot meals, water, coffee, and access to a clothing closet, computer lab, telephone, and transportation assistance. All services are available on a walk-in basis.

On-site registration required