Impact
Veronica Mounts Seed Ministry International2025in 4 numbers- 20251,182participants got fruits and vegetables
- 202515,079homeless people and veterans fed
- 2025$1,129.22saved per participant each year
- 202525,704.53pounds of cooked food rescued
From Veronica Mounts Seed Ministry International’s own reports, website and posts, read by Collective. Tap a number to see where it comes from.
- Community Food Distribution
This initiative aims to reduce food insecurity by enhancing access to fresh and staple foods for families in need within their local communities.
- Too Good To Toss
Too Good to Toss is LOP's food rescue program designed to reduce food waste by redirecting nutritious surplus food to those in need.
- Nourish The Need
Despite the suspension of our Nourish the Need Food Backpack program during the pandemic, food insecurity remains a pressing issue.
Our Mamas Were Absolutely Right!2 min read · Sep 2
SNAP Enrollment Declines: The Emergence of a New Hunger Crisis1 min read · Aug 23
Homeless Shelter Preparing Rescued Meals1 min read · Aug 15
Thank You for an Amazing Year!1 min read · Dec 27, 2025- lopprograms.orgChristmas Gifts and A Produce Store Delivered At The Front Door!1 min read · Dec 23, 2025
“Giving Joy” on Giving Tuesday!1 min read · Dec 1, 2025- lopprograms.orgLOP ANNUAL REPORT 2025 (18cl).pdfJul 1, 2025PDF
- lopprograms.orgLand of Promise (LOP) Annual Report_2017.pdfJul 1, 2017PDF
- lopprograms.orgPrint LOP Annual Report_20181210_2151a.pPDF
About
Despite the land's capacity to provide sufficient food for every individual on the planet, food insecurity remains a heartbreaking reality in the world today.
According to the USDA, the following statistics reflect food insecurity in the United States in 2024:
Veronica Mount founded Land of Promise as a 501(c)(3) organization in 2006, motivated by a transformative mission trip to Uganda, Africa. During her visit, she witnessed the stark reality of hunger, a contrast to her experiences in America, where hunger often remains hidden. Prior to this trip, Veronica had volunteered at food pantries and churches, where food-insecure individuals would seek assistance. She never had to find them.
After relocating to Atlanta, GA, and launching a food insecurity program, Veronica faced the challenge of identifying those in need. This presented a significant obstacle in designing an effective program to combat food insecurity.
Driven by her passion, she participated in the United States Hunger study, which uncovered alarming statistics regarding food insecurity in the country. Collaborating with community partners and social workers became essential in locating those who were food insecure yet hidden from view.