American Union Relief Society

Legacy Ministries in Peachtree City, GA, is dedicated to equipping followers of Jesus Christ to fulfill the Great Commission through various training opportunities such as Scripture Studies and public speaking. The organization hosts women's conferences and regular fellowship gatherings, fostering a supportive community for believers to deepen their faith and connection with one another. In addition to its discipleship efforts, Legacy Ministries collaborates with Legacy Counseling Services to provide affordable professional counseling and coaching. While faith integration is encouraged, it is not a requirement for individuals, couples, or families seeking therapeutic support. Generated from the website

The Georgia Food and Resource Center, established in 2009, is dedicated to supporting communities in need by providing food and essential resources through a network of donations, partnerships, and volunteers. The center aims to make a meaningful impact on the lives of individuals and families in the region. Offering a free food pantry on Wednesdays, the center requires participants to present a valid ID and limits assistance to residents of Henry County starting in 2024. To ensure accessibility, visits to the pantry can be made every 30 days, fostering a consistency of support for those in need. Generated from the website

The Zion Hill Community Development Corporation seeks to promote the revitalization and redevelopment of selected areas in Metropolitan Atlanta, Georgia, and to empower citizens through economic, residential, social, and educational programs. Zion Hill Community Development Corporation is a growing community development entity, birthed out of Zion Hill Baptist Church, a 133 year-old institution that has an unwavering dedication to community service. This passionate dedication has deepened into a mission and vision to serve impoverished and disenfranchiised families and individuals. Through this vision, Zion Hill Community Development Corporation was organized and opened its doors in January 2004 for the express purpose of meeting the needs of individuals and families in a holistic manner. Zion Hill Baptist Church continues to support the organization through in-kind donations, financial contributions, and volunteer efforts. In 2008, Zion Hill CDC served 2, 388 clients and households (37 homeless, 1832 children). We interrupted 234 evictions, and provided $31, 721.95 in Utility Assistance, $55, 792.55 in Rental Assistance, and $4691.75 in Temporary Lodging.