Neighbors in need can “shop” for food in person at SVdP Georgia food pantries or choose a home delivery service or curbside pick up.
Neighbors in need in Georgia · Free
From svdpgeorgia.org/what-we-do/hunger ↗St. Vincent de Paul Georgia's 40 Client-Choice Food Pantries located at our main service center in Chamblee and local service hubs across the state provide $2.5 million in food assistance to over 85,000 households each year.
Our food pantries utilize a client-choice model, with neighbors in need receiving food assistance able to select the food they want at no cost, choosing fresh produce, meat, baked goods, and non-perishables. This client-choice model not only reduces food waste from unwanted food but also reinforces the dignity of each person – a fundamental tenet of St. Vincent de Paul Georgia.
Neighbors in need can "shop" for food in person at SVdP Georgia food pantries or choose a home delivery service or curbside pick up.
Our food pantries utilize a client-choice model, with neighbors in need receiving food assistance able to select the food they want at no cost, choosing fresh produce, meat, baked goods, and non-perishables.
Neighbors in need can "shop" for food in person at SVdP Georgia food pantries or choose a home delivery service or curbside pick up.
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