The Friends of St. Martin de Porres Food Pantry at Holy Cross Catholic Church provides client‑choice groceries to individuals and families in need, with volunteers assisting clients in selecting items. The pantry distributes staple, frozen, and refrigerated foods and serves over 2,500 people each month.

Community-based pantry providing free groceries and clothing assistance in partnership with the Mount Moriah Church campus; also organizes community wellness events and occasional special food distribution days.

Client‑choice emergency food pantry providing roughly one to two days of groceries per visit. Households may visit multiple times per month. In addition to groceries, NETWorks offers agency referrals and, when available, access to phone, fax, and internet. Fresh produce is supplied in part through NETWorks’ Growings! hydroponic farm. A partner clothing closet (off‑site) provides free clothing.

The Latin American Association Gwinnett Outreach Center serves as the Gwinnett County Coordinated Entry Assessment Center, offering walk-in and appointment-based services. They offer food distribution, a clothing closet, hygiene products, and other social services. Appointments are required for some services and proof of address may be needed.

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

Rehoboth’s drive-thru / no-contact Food Pantry is open to anyone in need. There will be signs on the property guiding guests to the Food Pantry. The distribution point is the covered breezeway between the Sanctuary and the gym, the buildings closest to Tucker / furthest from I-285.

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.

Hope Diamond Services Inc operates a USDA Summer Food Service Program (SFSP) at Honeysuckle Park, providing free breakfast and lunch meals to children during summer break. The program is run in partnership with the City of Doraville's Recreation, Parks, and Cultural Affairs department. Contact person Crystal Dawson is the City of Doraville's Assistant City Manager. Hope Diamond Services Inc is a nonprofit (EIN 46-4961643) that provides humanitarian support and nutritional meals to low-income families and at-risk children.

CPACS SNAP HOTLINE: 678-824-6000 Open at 9 Am to reserve tickets and sign a book to register . But food giving time starts at 12:30.

Location Operating Hours Monday

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Tuesday

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Wednesday

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Friday

9:00 AM - 5:00 PM

**Service Area: COUNTY: DEKALB Program Overview Senior Supplemental Food Boxes are available to 60+ seniors who reside in Dekalb County. The boxes are available on the 3rd Monday of each month. Please contact the Omega Center to enroll or for more information. 678-615-2390.