Help Us Fight Hunger in Georgia

Right now, families across Georgia are struggling to put food on the table. The recent government shutdown has left approximately 1.4 million Georgia residents — including 900,000 children — without access to SNAP benefits, forcing many to turn to food banks and community pantries for help.

We are faculty and students at the Rollins School of Public Health, coming together to support our neighbors during this critical time. Our goal is simple: to help alleviate food insecurity and ensure no child, senior, or family in Georgia goes hungry.

Every dollar you give makes a tangible difference — $1 provides 3 meals for families in need.

All proceeds will go directly to food banks, pantries, and community organizations across Georgia -- including, but not limited to, the Atlanta Community Food Bank, the Middle Georgia Community Food Bank, Second Harvest of South Georgia, Golden Harvest, and Helping Hands, Ending Hunger -- helping feed families most affected by the shutdown.

Together, we can fill plates, restore hope, and support our neighbors in Georgia.

Please donate what you can and help us fight hunger today.

Disclaimer: This campaign is independently organized by members of the Rollins community and does not reflect the official views of Emory University or the Rollins School of Public Health.