Area residents struggling with food insecurity will have an opportunity to receive free groceries tomorrow, Wednesday, July 16th, as “There’s Hope for the Hungry” partners with South Summerville Baptist Church for a community distribution event.

The distribution will take place from 10 AM to 1 PM at South Summerville Baptist Church, conveniently located on Highway 48, also known as the Menlo Highway, just past Mason Funeral Home.

Organizers emphasize that no identification is required, and groceries will be provided completely free of charge, with no questions asked. The only requirement for receiving assistance is that individuals must pick up the groceries in person.

“There’s Hope for the Hungry” is an organization dedicated to serving communities throughout North Georgia. Their mission combines sharing the Gospel with providing essential food resources to those in need, offering both spiritual and material support to families facing hardship.

The organization’s impact across its service area in 2025 alone highlights the significant need and the wide reach of their efforts. According to recent statistics, “There’s Hope for the Hungry” successfully fed:

• 5,678 Families
• 16,689 Individuals
• 4,547 Children
• 3,616 Senior Adults

In total, a remarkable 118,632 pounds of groceries were distributed to those in need during the past year, underscoring the vital role the organization plays in combating hunger across the region.

This upcoming distribution serves as a vital resource for Summerville residents. “There’s Hope for the Hungry” encourages anyone in need of assistance to attend the event and take advantage of the free groceries available. The collaborative effort between the non-profit and the local church underscores a community-wide commitment to combating hunger and offering tangible support to vulnerable populations.