The work is not finished. Not by a long way. But every mobile pantry stop, every volunteer driver, every church that opens its parking lot on a Thursday morning represents a crack in the wall of geographic isolation. We intend to make more cracks.
What the Numbers Really Tell Us About Hunger in Georgia
What the Numbers Really Tell Us About Hunger in Georgia This summer, new data is telling the story of hunger in Georgia. The numbers point to a sobering truth: hunger in our state is bigger, closer, and more human than most people realize. Every single county Feeding...
Fresh Pick of the Month: Southern Tomato Pie
Harvest of the Month, Recipes
Fresh Pick of the Month: Southern Tomato Pie June is National Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Month, making it the perfect time to celebrate one of Georgia's most beloved summer staples: tomatoes. Whether grown in backyard gardens, purchased from a local farmers market, or...
Nourishing Georgia’s Future: Building Stronger Communities Through Food
Food is Medicine, Nutrition
Nourishing Georgia's Future: Building Stronger Communities Through Food Food is one of the most basic human needs, yet its impact reaches far beyond the dinner table. Access to nutritious food influences nearly every aspect of a person's life—from physical and mental...