About Feeding GA Families

Whole-family care rooted in dignity.

Empowering communities by reducing food insecurity, enhancing well-being, and offering healthier options to at-risk populations. We provide nutritious food, housing support, workforce development, and access to vital resources for a brighter future.

Our beginning

Serving since 2010

Feeding GA Families started in 2010 with homeless outreach and community meals. Over time, the organization expanded food-access programs and developed a Whole Well-Being Approach built around four pillars.

Annual reach grew from 20,000 people served in 2017 to 419,988 people served in 2023. This growth statement is specifically measured from 2017—not from the organization’s 2010 founding year.

Service reach

Food nationwide. Other services countywide or statewide.

Food programs and Operation E.F.F.O.R.T. may serve households across the United States when funding is available. Housing assistance, workforce and youth development, and access to vital resources are offered within applicable county or statewide program areas.

Food Security

Nationwide when resources, logistics, and funding allow.

Housing Assistance

Countywide or statewide, depending on the specific program.

Workforce, Youth & Vital Resources

Countywide or statewide, based on eligibility, partners, and capacity.

Four Pillars of Family Care

A Whole Well-Being Approach

Our holistic strategy, rooted in the Whole Well-Being Approach’s Four Pillars of Family Care, not only meets immediate needs through food distribution and emergency housing but also fosters long-term stability through workforce training and access to vital services such as healthcare and other essential resources.

After addressing a household’s immediate food needs, Feeding GA Families offers tailored support that may include housing assistance, workforce and youth development, and access to essential resources. This comprehensive approach is designed to enhance overall well-being, strengthen self-sufficiency, and help individuals and families build more stable futures.

01 Food Security

We provide access to nutritious food, fresh produce, prepared meals, and specialized food options for individuals and families experiencing food insecurity.

Our programs prioritize healthy eating, dietary inclusion, and dignity, with vegan, plant-based, allergy-friendly, and health-conscious options available when resources allow.

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02 Housing Assistance

We help individuals and families facing housing instability access temporary housing, long-term housing resources, rent and mortgage assistance, utility support, and other stability resources.

Our goal is to prevent homelessness, support housing stability, and connect families with resources that help them remain safely housed.

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03 Workforce & Youth Development

We provide individuals and families with career readiness, educational support, workforce training, and youth development opportunities that build skills, confidence, and pathways toward greater self-sufficiency.

Through community partnerships and hands-on learning, we connect people to resources that support employment, education, entrepreneurship, and long-term economic mobility.

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04 Access to Vital Resources

We provide individuals and families with essential resources that support everyday needs and overall well-being, including hygiene and household supplies, clothing, baby and pet supplies, and access to health resources.

Our programs help fill the gaps beyond food and housing, ensuring families have access to the practical resources they need to live, thrive, and move forward.

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Explore the organization

Leadership, service metrics, partners, and public records

The Team

Meet executive leadership, board officers, staff, and the wider volunteer network.

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Service Numbers

Review annual people, household, food-pound, children, senior, and meal metrics.

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Transparency

Open public Form 990 filings and organization accountability information.

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Administrative/warehouse location

3113 Main St, East Point, GA 30344 is not open for general walk-ins or onsite services. Visits and Emergency Food Box pickups at this address are by appointment only. No walk-ins and no drive-ups.

Feeding GA Families is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. IRS EIN 81-4028052. Food assistance may be available nationwide. Housing assistance, workforce and youth development, and other vital-resource services are offered countywide or statewide throughout Georgia and depend on funding, eligibility, inventory, and organizational capacity.