
Journey Community Food Pantry in Rome has announced its final grocery distribution before Thanksgiving, with assistance available to residents of Chattooga and Floyd counties in Georgia and Cherokee County, Alabama.

Journey Community Food Pantry in Rome has announced its final grocery distribution before Thanksgiving, with assistance available to residents of Chattooga and Floyd counties in Georgia and Cherokee County, Alabama.

Residents needing assistance with groceries can receive free food today, Thursday, November 12, when There’s Hope for the Hungry visits Central Avenue Baptist Church in Trion.
The grocery distribution will take place from 10 AM until 1 PM at the church, located at 14074 Highway 27, behind Dixie Subs.
Organizers say no identification is required to receive groceries. However, individuals must be present to receive the food.
In addition to the grocery distribution, the church’s free Clothes Closet will be available from 10 AM until 12:30 PM.
The outreach provides an opportunity for individuals and families needing assistance to receive groceries and clothing at no cost.
There’s Hope for the Hungry works with local churches to provide food assistance to individuals and families in communities throughout the region.
Anyone planning to participate should arrive during the scheduled distribution hours.
Again, the free grocery distribution will be held today from 10 AM until 1 PM at Central Avenue Baptist Church in Trion, with the Clothes Closet available until 12:30 PM.

Northwest Georgia Hunger Ministries is offering donors an opportunity to double the impact of their contributions through a $100,000 matching donation campaign that runs through December 31.

There’s Hope for the Hungry will be at the Central Avenue Baptist Church in Trion this week on Thursday, November 12, 2026, to give away free groceries. Come between the hours of 10:00 am and 1:00 pm to get your free groceries. No ID is required. But, you must be present to receive the food.
The free Clothes Closet will also be available from 10:00 until 12:30. We look forward to seeing you. We are located at 14074 Highway 27 in Trion behind Dixie Subs. We would love to see you there!!

The Chattanooga Area Food Bank will hold a free community food distribution today, Monday, October 19, at the Summerville Parks and Recreation Department.

A community food drive in the Teloga area brought volunteers and local organizations together over the weekend to provide food assistance to families and individuals across the community.

Residents in the Teloga area are invited to take part in a Community Food Drive this Saturday, September 19, aimed at helping local families and strengthening the community.
The food distribution will be held from 10 AM until noon, or until supplies run out, at Beersheba Presbyterian Church, located at 9977 Highway 337 in Summerville.
Organizers say no identification is required to receive food. Those planning to attend are asked not to line up before 9:30 AM.
The event is being held under the theme “Neighbors Helping Neighbors” and is designed to provide food assistance to people and families in the community.
Volunteers are also needed to help with Saturday’s distribution.
The Teloga Community Food Drive is being made possible with support from the Atrium Health Floyd-Polk Foundation and Helping Hands Food Support Community.
Organizers say the goal is simple: bring neighbors together to support one another and help build a stronger Teloga community.

CRC Chattooga is asking local churches, civic organizations, businesses, youth groups and other volunteers to lend a hand with several projects as the organization prepares for the fall and winter months.
The Summerville-based organization says it has two major projects coming up and hopes groups from throughout Chattooga County will consider volunteering.
The first project is a painting crew needed next weekend. CRC Chattooga is looking for one group, or several smaller groups, willing to help paint the organization’s Distribution Room and Produce Room.
Organizers say the project could be a good service opportunity for a church group, Sunday School class, youth group, business, civic organization or simply a group of friends looking for a way to help in the community.
CRC Chattooga is also looking for volunteers to help with its Clothes Closet as the organization makes the seasonal transition from summer to fall and winter clothing.
That project will include hanging and sorting clothes, organizing the Clothes Closet, putting away summer items and getting winter clothing ready for distribution. The work can be completed during the same weekend as the painting project or at another time during the following week.
CRC officials say having several volunteers working together can make relatively quick work of the projects while helping the organization prepare to serve families during the colder months.
The organization operates from 50 Eleanor Avenue in Summerville and provides assistance to people in need in Chattooga County.
Anyone with a church, business, organization, family or group of friends interested in taking on one of the projects is encouraged to contact CRC Chattooga directly. The organization can be reached at 706-808-0477 or through its Facebook page.
CRC Chattooga describes its mission with the message, “Fighting Hunger • Feeding Hope • Empowering Chattooga.”

A newly released national study is putting renewed attention on food insecurity in Northwest Georgia, including Chattooga County, where poverty, access to grocery stores and the number of households relying on food assistance all point to continuing challenges for local families.

CRC Chattooga is looking for volunteers willing to give a little of their time each week to help deliver food to local families who are unable to visit the food pantry themselves.
The organization is currently seeking a two-person volunteer delivery team that can work together one day each week to deliver food boxes to families in need throughout the community.
According to CRC Chattooga, volunteers would typically deliver only two to four food boxes each week, but those deliveries can make a significant difference for families who cannot travel to the pantry to pick up food.
The opportunity could be a good fit for two friends, spouses, family members or others who would like to volunteer together while helping their neighbors.
CRC Chattooga provides food and other assistance to individuals and families throughout Chattooga County.
Anyone interested in joining the volunteer delivery team is encouraged to contact CRC Chattooga directly or send the organization a message through its Facebook page for additional information.