Kelechi first volunteered at the Community Food Center - Stone Mountain through his employer.

After his initial shift, he decided to sign up again — this time bringing his children along. "I went to the Hunger Action Center first, and then I signed my family up to come to the Community Food Center - Stone Mountain," Kelechi said. "I grew up in Stone Mountain, so it's great to be able to give back to my community, and we look forward to making this a consistent thing.” Kelechi’s commitment to giving back is something he’s passing on to his children. "I tell my girls all the time that it's better to give than receive. It really is a humbling feeling just being able to come out and help your community." Kelechi exemplifies how individual volunteers can make a meaningful impact in addressing local food insecurity. “We try to give back as much as we can. I especially enjoy bagging up food.” Without our volunteers, our mission to end hunger would be impossible. Visit acfb.org/volunteer to make a difference today.