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1		KENNESAW, GA
2		AMERICUS, GA
3		CHATSWORTH, GA
4		Marietta, GA
5		MARIETTA, GA
6		ATHENS, GA
7		ALBANY, GA
8		GAINESVILLE, GA
9		PEACHTREE CORNERS, GA
10		ATLANTA, GA
11		Powder Springs, GA
12		GRIFFIN, GA
13		ATLANTA, GA
14		SUGAR HILL, GA
15		CONYERS, GA
16		GAINESVILLE, GA
17		POOLER, GA
18		Marietta, GA
19		Adairsville, GA
20		ATLANTA, GA
21		ATLANTA, GA
22		Marietta, GA
23		CANTON, GA
24		SAVANNAH, GA
25		ATLANTA, GA
26		Mableton, GA
27		LAWRENCEVILLE, GA
28		ATLANTA, GA
29		ATLANTA, GA
30		SANDY SPRINGS, GA
31		Bonaire, GA
32		ATLANTA, GA
33		Villa Rica, GA
34		LAWRENCEVILLE, GA
35		ATLANTA, GA
36		ATLANTA, GA
37		AUGUSTA, GA
38		MOULTRIE, GA
39		ROSWELL, GA
40		DALTON, GA
41		Hartwell, GA
42		SAVANNAH, GA
43		Savannah, GA
44		ADAIRSVILLE, GA
45		ATLANTA, GA
46		DALTON, GA
47		ATLANTA, GA
48		ATLANTA, GA
49		BLAIRSVILLE, GA
50		STOCKBRIDGE, GA

CHOICES IS A GRASSROOT ORGANIZATION FORMED TO JOIN THE FIGHT AGAINST THE EPIDEMIC OF CHILDHOOD . OUR MISSION IS TO PROVIDE A PARENT AND CHILD RESOURCE FOR THE

THE PURPOSES AND GOALS OF THE INCLUDE, WITHOUT LIMITATION, THE FOLLOWING: (1) TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT THROUGHOUT THE ELECTRIC MEMBERSHIP CORPORATION ( ) SERVICE AREA BY CREATING, ESTABLIGHING OR FUNDING EDUCATIONAL TRAINING PROGRAMS SEMINARS, COURSES, SCHOLARSHIPS, ETC. (2) TO SUPPORT AND PROMOTE HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES; CATASTROPHIC INTERVENTIONS; TO PROVIDE FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING AND SAFETY; AND TO PROMOTE ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT IN THE SERVICE AREA. (3) TO PROVIDE MEANS FOR THE COMMUNICATION AND DISBURSEMENT OF FUNDS FOR ANY AND ALL CHARITABLE PURPOSES IN THE SERVICE AREA.

THE ORGANIZATION PROVIDES A CHILD ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM.

The mission of , . is to bring Christ-centered transformation, opportunity, and to disadvantaged people all over the world through the application of Reformed Faith principles and material assistance, impacting orphanages and childcare, education, healthcare, food resources, water supply, and micro-enterprise business development.

TO PROVIDE THE BASIC NEEDS (FOOD, CLOTHING, SHELTER AND ADULT CARE) AND EDUCATIONAL SUPPORT OF IMPOVERISHED AND AT-RISK AROUND THE GLOBE.

AHPC WAS FORMED TO ACQUIRE AND MAKE IT AVAILABLE EXCLUSIVELY TO 501(C)3 ORGANIZATIONS ASSISTING IN THE PLIGHT OF THE IN THE , GA AREA. THE PROVIDERS WILL INCLUDE LOCAL SHELTERS, FOOD BANKS, AND HEALTH CLINICS. AHPC WILL FURTHER ITS EXEMPT PURPOSE BY CONSTRUCTING AND RETAINING FUNDS TO ACQUIRE, CONSTRUCT OR OPERATE FACILITIES FOR ORGANIZATIONS ASSISTING THE .

TO PROVIDE FOR CHARITABLE, EDUCATIONAL AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES PRIMARILY FOR NUTRITIONAL RESEARCH OF PEANUTS AND PRODUCTS. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY MAKING OF DISTRIBUTIONS TO ORGAINZATIONS THAT QUALIFY AS EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS UNDER SECTION 501(C)(3) OF IRS WHOSE ACTIVITIES ARE REALTED TO STATED PURPOSE OF .

THROUGH A NETWORK OF COMMUNITY PARTNERS, THE ADDRESSES HUNGER, HEALTH, AND QUALITY OF LIFE BY SERVING THOSE IN NEED.

SUPPORT PROGRAMS TO BENEFIT INDIVIDUALS IN ORDER TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER AND POVERTY IN ACCORDANCE WITH 501(C)(3) PURPOSES AND SUPPORT OTHER 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATIONS

WAS CREATED TO SOLVE REALLY BIG PROBLEMS IN HEALTHCARE BY CONNECTING SOCIALENTREPRENEURS AND INNOVATIVE ORGANIZATIONS TO SOURCES OF CAPITAL, STRATEGIC PARTNERS, TECHNOLOGYSOLUTIONS AND SERVANT LEADERS SO THAT THEY ARE MORE EFFECTIVE AT SAVING LIVES, SAVING MONEY ANDHAVING A SUSTAINABLE IMPACT. IN THE U.S., PARTNERS WITH LEADING HEALTHCARE INNOVATORS TOSERVE THE INDIGENT AND UNINSURED, WOUNDED WARRIORS AND THEIR FAMILIES, ADDRESS FOOD INSECURITY,CREATE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOR AUTISTIC CHILDREN, AND HELP VICTIMS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING. OUTSIDETHE U.S., IS WORKING ON HUMAN RIGHTS, PROVIDING CLEAN WATER, FOOD FOR MALNOURISHEDCHILDREN, THE DISTRIBUTION OF PHARMACEUTICALS AND THE CREATION OF SCHOOLS, HOUSING, AND HEALTHCLINICS IN COMMUNITIES WITH EXTREME POVERTY.

There are over 147,000,000 orphans across the globe today. The majority of them lack the basic necessities of life like water, nutrition, and shelter.

THE ORGANIZATION OPERATES A BANK WHICH PROVIDES FOR AT RISK HOUSEHOLDS.

TO KEEP PETS WITH THEIR FAMILIES

Education and networking for who treat .

USDA FOOD SPONSOR FOR THE STATE OF GA BRIGHT FROM THE START REIMBURSE DAYCARE CENTERS AND HOMES FOR THE COSTS OF FOOD

SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS THAT WORK TO END HUNGER AND POVERTY.

Salvation Army provides programs for adults and chilcren, to include toys at Christmas time and training activities throughout the year, and food for adults throughout the year.

GA will promote an understanding and appreciation of , develop youth leadership skills and combat obesity by promoting physical fitness through athletic participation and intensive physical and mental training; and provide education and instruction for the development of skills and attitudes necessary for youth athletes to become outstanding ,highly competitive baseball and softball players and other outstanding athletes, have and show respect for other persons and for persons in authority, including parents, umpires, coaches, competitors, field marshals, tournament personnel, fans, and volunteers. GA will thereby combat juvenile delinquency and lessen the burdens of government by teaching youth to be good, productive, useful, and participating citizens in their communities, and, in accordance with Section 501C3, the provisions of coaches, trainers, facilities, referees, side judges, and equipment to accomplish such exempt purposes. GA

Support building teams missionaries to build churches, schools orphanages. Provide food, shelter, clothing support for those in need in Mexico,

SHA", IS A NON-PROFIT FOOD RESCUE ORGANIZATION WHOSE MISSION IS TO REDUCE HUNGER AND FOOD WASTE IN THE METRO AREA BY RESCUING SURPLUS FOOD AND DELIVERING IT TO PARTNER AGENCIES WHO FEED THE HUNGRY EVERY DAY. WITH A COMMUNITY OF OVER 400 VOLUNTEERS, SHA RESCUED OVER 3.8 MILLION POUNDS OF FOOD IN 2021, ENOUGH TO PROVIDE MORE THAN 3.2 MILLION NUTRITIOUS MEALS THAT OTHERWISE WOULD HAVE ENDED UP IN A LANDFILL.

Georgias mission is to facilitate access and awareness of healthy food choices for all Georgians in need through local farmers and community partners.

connects with and serves Veterans of all ages and lifestyles by providing basic needs to deal with the challenges of homelessness, hunger, isolation, aging, and being forgotten.

HELPS STRUGGLING, UNDERFINANCED, MOSTLY VOLUNTEER ANIMAL SHELTERS MAINAIN THEIR NO-KILL POLICIES BY PROVIDING GRANTS OF FOOD OTHER NECESSARY VETERINARY SUPPLIES.

Our main mission is to provide food and support for struggling families and organizatons.

IN 2020, WE PROVIDED FOOD, CLOTHES, AND TOYS TO PEOPLE IN NEED, AS WELL AS SPONSORING AN EVENT PROVIDING COVID TESTS AND DENTAL SCREENINGS.

Nutrition, Education, and Healthcare

DEDICATED TO PROVIDING QUALITY EDUCATION AND NUTRITION TO CHILDREN IN IMPOVERISHED COMMUNITIES.

To increase food acces and educate

TO PROVIDE FUNDING TO HELP ELIMINATE CANCER AS A MAJOR HEALTH PROBLEM, TO SUPPORT CANCER CENTERS AND ORGANIZATIONS, AND TO PROVIDE FOOD FOR HUNGRY PEROPLE THROUGH SUPPORT OF FOOD BANKS AND THEIR VARIOUS PROGRAMS.

TH FOUNDATION RUNS PROGRAMS DESIGNED TO SIGNIFICANTLY REDUCE MALNUTRITION RATES IN THE POPULATION SERVED BY THE CDC. THESE INCLUDE DAILY SNACKS FOR PARTICIPANTS, HEALTH AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP WORKSHOPS, COURSES IN FOOD PREPARATION, AND A PROGRAM OF NUTRITIONAL ASSESSMENT FOR ALL AGES AT THE CENTER. WE SUPPORT 180 CHILDREN, 90 ADULTS MOSTLY MOTHERS WHO ARE HEADS OF HOUSEHOLDS AND 70 SENIORS TO THE CENTER EACH WEEK. IN ADDITION, VOLUNTEERS AT THE CDC RUN SELF-AWARENESS WORKSHOPS, EMPOWERING LOCAL WOMEN AND HELPING THEM TO BE PROUD OF THEMSELVES AND THEIR ROLE AS WOMEN. AS PART OF THE ARTS and CRAFTS PROGRAM, THEY USE LOCAL MATERIALS LIKE IRACA PALM LEAVES, AS WELL AS RECYCLED MATERIALS, TO MAKE TOYS FOR PETS AND OTHER ITEMS.

Raise funds to develop a of tiny houses for the homeless. Provide food for the homeless.

PROVIDES RESOURCES AND SUPPORT TO LOCAL GROWERS TO CONNECT AND BUILD HEALTHIER COMMUNITIES.

Gospel Evangelism/Discipleship in Honduras, Nicaragua, Mexico and Costa Rica-- Provision of food, clothing and education in Honduras and Nicaragua.

SPONSOR OF THE FEDERAL CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD PROGRAM TO HOME DAYCARE PROVIDERS AND DAYCARE CENTERS

HOPE seeks to help Georgians avoid homelessness and hunger through a comprehensive approach that equips them with the tools for lifelong stability.Our vision is to end hunger and homelessness for every Georgian.HousingWe work relentlessly to secure both short-term and long-term housing for our clients, along with individualized resources to keep them stably housed.HungerA legacy Action Ministries, our hunger relief programs span 31 Georgia counties.OutreachWe work around-the-clock to engage unsheltered people where they are in places like homeless encampments, under bridges, and at the airport.PreventionWe keep struggling people off the streets by addressing root causes homelessness and protecting clients from eviction.Emergency ServicesA single mishap or missed paycheck can spell disaster for many. We provide desperate, displaced families with critical resources and a shoulder to lean on.In FY20, we served 8,405 individuals throughout 28 Metro counties. 1,551 wer

THE LAA EMPOWERS LATINOS TO ADAPT, INTEGRATE AND THRIVE BY PROVIDING RESOURCES SUCH AS FOOD, SHELTER, CLOTHING, ECONOMIC PROGRAMS, A LATINA ENTREPRENEURAL PROGRAM AS WELL AS YOUTH MENTORING AND IMMIGRATION SERVICES

IS A LOCALLY-SUPPORTED, NON-PROFIT, CHARITABLE DISTRIBUTION CENTER THAT PROVIDES GROCERY PRODUCTS TO THE HUNGRY THROUGH ITS MEMBER AGENCIES.

The purpose of this organization is to provide to low income needy families/individuals of County, Georgia. Counseling in health nutrition to these families/individual residents of County is also provided. Recipients are referred primarily by the State of Georgia Department of Family Children Services (over 90%), with the balance referred by churches. Guidelines have been established to determine qualified recipients. Data is maintained to support the need of the recipients.

TO BUILD SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND PREVENT HOMELESSNESS AND HUNGER IN OUR BY PROVIDING EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE AND ENRICHMENT PROGRAMS.

PROVIDE FOOD AND SHELTER TO THE NEEDY; PROVIDE NEWSLETTER TO SUPPORTERS AND CONCERNED CITIZENS; PROVIDE TRANSITIONAL HOMES AND SUPPORT TO RECOVERING ADDICTS; PROVIDE THRIFT STORES TO THE NEEDY; PROVIDE SHELTER AND SUPPORT TO BATTERED WOMEN

This organization operates a used clothing thrift shop to raise funds to operate a for needy families.

SERVES NEEDS OF VULNERABLE AND ORPHANED CHILDREN IN HONDURAS AND MEXICO THROUGH MINISTRY AREAS OF FAMILY PRESERVATION, NUTRITION AND HEALTH, CHRISTIAN DISCIPLESHIP AND EDUCATION.

Monitoring service program for Bright from the Start-GA

TO PROVIDE BASIC HUMANITARIAN TO THE NEEDY WHO RESIDE IN COUNTY GEORGIA. PROVIDED INCLUDE FOOD, CLOTHING, MEDICAL, and UTILITIES.

PREVENTS HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS FOR PEOPLE IN FINANCIAL CRISIS. BY MEETING BASIC NEEDS THROUGH OUR EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM, AS WELL AS PROVIDING ACCESS TO LIFE SKILLS EDUCATION AND SUPPORT SERVICES THROUGH OUR HOUSING PROGRAMS, BCM HELPS LOCAL FAMILIES, PRIMARILY LOW-INCOME WORKERS, ACHIEVE STABILITY AND REGAIN SELF-SUFFICIENCY. COMMUNITY VOLUNTEERS ASSIST IN THE DELIVERY OF SERVICES, BRINGING HOPE AND COMPASSIONS TO THOSE IN NEED.

SERVICES TO HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS INCLUDING TEMPORARY HOUSING, FOOD, MEDICAL CARE, JOB SEEKING ASSISTANCE, AND EMOTIONAL and SPIRITUAL COUNSELING TO ASSIST CLIENTS TO BECOME SELF SUFFICIENT

CAC WORKS TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS THROUGH PROVIDING ADULT EDUCATION, FOOD, FINANCIAL AND CLOTHING/HOUSEHOLD GOODS.

THE PROVIDES SHORT-TERM TO LOWER (CONTINUED ON SCHEDULE O) INCOME WORKING RESIDENTS OF AND DOWNTOWN ATLANTA WHO EXPERIENCE A SHORT-TERM CRISIS OR SIGNIFICANT NEED, IN THE FORMS OF RENT AND UTILITIES PAYMENT, AND SUPPLY OF FOOD AND TRANSPORTATION PASSES.

PROVISION OF TEMPORARY SHELTER FOR FAMILIES SITUATIONS, ADDITION TO 24 HOUR CRISIS HOTLINE, COUNSELING, LEGAL ADVOCACY and INFORMATION, EMERGENCY FOOD, CLOTHING, AND MEDICAL ASSISTANCE.

TO PROVIDE FOOD AND CLOTHING TO THOSE NEEDING ASSISTANCE.

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