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    Atlanta Community Food Bank

    ActiveFood, Agriculture & Nutrition
    ATLANTA, GAWebsite6783690253

    About Atlanta Community Food Bank

    End hunger in our community by ensuring individuals experiencing hunger in our service area have access to nutritious meals.

    Focus Areas

    Food distributionHunger reliefNutrition & wellnessPartner capacity buildingVolunteer engagement

    About Atlanta Community Food Bank

    Atlanta Community Food Bank Inc centers its grantmaking on hunger relief through food distribution, and its recent awards show a network built to move food through local partners at scale. The largest recent grant listed is $20,170,366 to Acfb Direct Distribution in East Point, Georgia in 2025, followed by $14,883,565 to the same recipient in 2024, indicating a major recurring distribution channel. Beyond direct distribution, the foundation supports community-based organizations that connect food access with neighborhood service delivery. The Grocery Spot in Atlanta received $5,383,701 in 2025 and $5,017,541 in 2024, while Georgia Mountain Food Bank in Flowery Branch received $5,291,341 in 2025 and $4,220,734 in 2024. The grant record also includes senior-focused and community ministry partners, suggesting a funding model that reaches people through organizations already serving specific local populations. Across the 30 largest recent grants, the pattern is not one-off philanthropy but sustained operational support for a local food-access system.

    What Atlanta Community Food Bank Funds

    Food distribution is the clearest theme in the recent grants. Atlanta Community Food Bank Inc awarded $5,383,701 to The Grocery Spot in Atlanta for food distribution-related work, and $5,291,341 to Georgia Mountain Food Bank in Flowery Branch for the same broad purpose area. Hunger relief also appears through community partners: Reflections of Trinity Inc in Powder Springs received $4,824,321, and Good Samaritan Center of Douglas County in Douglasville received $3,253,691. The grant list further points to a nutrition-and-wellness dimension through support for organizations such as First Senior Center in Norcross, which received $3,671,836, and Senior Community Outreach Center in Norcross, which received $2,403,054. The foundation also backs partner capacity through sizable awards to local service organizations that help deliver meals and related support in their communities.

    How Atlanta Community Food Bank Gives

    Typical grant size sits at a p25 of $32,882, a median of $100,136, and a p75 of $297,920, but the recent record also includes several multimillion-dollar awards. The recipient list shows recurring support across years for many organizations, including Acfb Direct Distribution, The Grocery Spot, Georgia Mountain Food Bank, and others, which points to repeat funding rather than isolated gifts. Atlanta Community Food Bank Inc is a regular funder, and the available data show a local grantmaking scope with almost all grants landing in Georgia. The record also suggests operating-style support for partner organizations that move food and related services directly to communities.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $221.5M

    Total Assets

    $70.2M

    Total Revenue

    $286.2M

    Total Expenses

    $270M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $33K and $298K, with a median of $100K.

    25th Percentile

    $33K

    Median

    $100K

    75th Percentile

    $298K

    Geographic Reach

    Local12 states funded

    About 99% of grants go to recipients in GA.

    Funding intensity
    Low
    High
    Headquarters

    Leadership

    TAMICA WILLIAMS

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    Where Atlanta Community Food Bank Makes Grants

    Grantmaking is overwhelmingly concentrated in Georgia, with 99% of grants going to recipients in the headquarters state. Recent awards land in East Point, Atlanta, Flowery Branch, Powder Springs, Norcross, Lawrenceville, Douglasville, Stockbridge, Dawsonville, Newnan, Gainesville, Woodstock, Marietta, and other Georgia communities. The strongest clusters appear around metro Atlanta and nearby North Georgia, including repeated grants to organizations in Atlanta, Norcross, and Lawrenceville. The recipient-country distribution is entirely U.S.-based, with 1,214 grants to U.S. recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Atlanta Community Food Bank

    What are Atlanta Community Food Bank Inc's typical grant sizes?

    Its grant sizes are relatively broad. The 25th percentile is $32,882, the median is $100,136, and the 75th percentile is $297,920. The recent record also includes multimillion-dollar awards, showing that the foundation uses both smaller partner grants and much larger distribution grants.

    Does Atlanta Community Food Bank Inc fund mostly in Georgia?

    Yes. 99% of grants go to recipients in Georgia, and the top state by grant count is also Georgia. Recent recipients are spread across Georgia cities such as East Point, Atlanta, Flowery Branch, Norcross, and Lawrenceville.

    What cause areas does Atlanta Community Food Bank Inc support?

    The listed focus areas are food distribution, hunger relief, nutrition & wellness, partner capacity building, and volunteer engagement. Recent grants also show these themes in practice, with support going to food banks, community ministries, senior centers, and direct distribution partners.

    Are grants from Atlanta Community Food Bank Inc usually one-time or recurring?

    The recent grants suggest recurring support. Several organizations appear in both 2024 and 2025, including Acfb Direct Distribution, The Grocery Spot, Georgia Mountain Food Bank, Reflections of Trinity Inc, Helping in His Name Ministries Inc, Bridging the Gap, The Quinn House, and Antioch Urban Ministries Inc.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) Partner

    food accesssenior hunger reliefUSDA commodity distribution

    Who can apply: Must be a 501(c)(3) public nonprofit organization, sign contracts with the Food Bank and the state, serve at least 75 senior households, make a one-year commitment, distribute a minimum of 60 boxes monthly, maintain monthly reports, and complete mandatory onboarding training. Seniors served must be 60 or older, have valid ID, live in the county of service, and meet income guidelines.

    Deadline: Applications accepted July-November

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    Opening soonCloses Sep 30, 2026

    Agency Partner

    food accesshunger relieffood pantry support+2 more

    Who can apply: Must be a 501(c)(3) public nonprofit organization, registered and in good standing with the Georgia Secretary of State, have an established community need, follow equal access requirements, maintain pest control requirements, operate a food/feeding program for six months or more, and food pantries must operate at least once per week and 20 hours per month or serve 50+ households per month. Priority is given to partners open on weekends and evenings and within the service area.

    Deadline: Applications accepted January-March and July-September

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    Opening soonCloses Apr 30, 2027

    School Pantry Partner

    food accesschild nutritionschool-based hunger relief+1 more

    Who can apply: Schools must have 50% or more students enrolled in the Free or Reduced Lunch Program and serve a minimum of 150 households per distribution. A school site coordinator is required, distributions must occur monthly during the school year, and the school must meet physical and operational requirements.

    Deadline: Applications accepted in April preceding the school year

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    ACFB DIRECT DISTRIBUTIONEAST POINT, GA$20,170,3662025SEE PART IV
    THE GROCERY SPOTATLANTA, GA$5,383,7012025SEE PART IV
    GEORGIA MOUNTAIN FOOD BANKFLOWERY BRANCH, GA$5,291,3412025SEE PART IV
    STREETWISE GEORGIA INCLAWRENCEVILLE, GA$3,510,0592025SEE PART IV
    FIRST SENIOR CENTERNORCROSS, GA$3,474,0612025SEE PART IV
    GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER OF DOUGLAS COUNTYDOUGLASVILLE, GA$3,253,6912025SEE PART IV
    HELPING IN HIS NAME MINISTRIES INCSTOCKBRIDGE, GA$3,232,6622025SEE PART IV
    DAWSON COMMUNITY FOOD BANK INCDAWSONVILLE, GA$3,208,3312025SEE PART IV
    REFLECTIONS OF TRINITY INCPOWDER SPRINGS, GA$2,880,4872025SEE PART IV
    THE QUINN HOUSELAWRENCEVILLE, GA$2,710,2152025SEE PART IV
    BRIDGING THE GAPNEWNAN, GA$2,649,2572025SEE PART IV
    SENIOR COMMUNITY OUTREACH CENTERNORCROSS, GA$2,403,0542025SEE PART IV
    CHATTAHOOCHEE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION INCGAINESVILLE, GA$2,358,3412025SEE PART IV
    NEVER ALONE INCWOODSTOCK, GA$2,296,5512025SEE PART IV
    ANTIOCH URBAN MINISTRIES INCATLANTA, GA$2,198,8772025SEE PART IV
    TOCO HILLS COMMUNITY ALLIANCEATLANTA, GA$2,104,3502025SEE PART IV
    BEREAN OUTREACH MINISTRYATLANTA, GA$2,102,2112025SEE PART IV
    COLLINS UNITED METHODIST CHURCHATLANTA, GA$2,026,5882025SEE PART IV
    VICTORY IN CHRIST MINISTRIESRIVERDALE, GA$1,888,7322025SEE PART IV
    NORTH FULTON COMMUNITY CHARITIESROSWELL, GA$1,879,7712025SEE PART IV
    MUST MINISTRIES COBB COUNTYMARIETTA, GA$1,833,1382025SEE PART IV
    SOUTH ATLANTA ASIAN COMMUNITY CORPFOREST PARK, GA$1,820,1382025SEE PART IV
    NORTHWEST GEORGIA HUNGER MINISTRIES INCROME, GA$1,767,4652025SEE PART IV
    YOUR NEW BEST FRIENDDALLAS, GA$1,759,9922025SEE PART IV
    SWEETWATER MISSION INC-AUSTELL, GA$1,744,0232025SEE PART IV
    SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL-SVDPATLANTA, GA$1,723,8322025SEE PART IV
    HELPING HANDS OF PAULDING CODALLAS, GA$1,636,4052025SEE PART IV
    PEACES OF KINDNESS INCAUSTELL, GA$1,586,4002025SEE PART IV
    COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE CENTERSANDY SPRINGS, GA$1,555,9062025SEE PART IV
    HAMILTON MILL UNITED METHODISTDACULA, GA$1,531,4282025SEE PART IV
    FOREVER FED INCWOODSTOCK, GA$1,507,5502025SEE PART IV
    CROSS POINTE THE CHURCH AT GWINNETT CTRDULUTH, GA$1,498,6372025SEE PART IV
    CHRIST FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCHSNELLVILLE, GA$1,463,8082025SEE PART IV
    FIRST AFRICAN CDCSTONE MOUNTAIN, GA$1,448,7972025SEE PART IV
    SOLIDARITY SANDY SPRINGSSANDY SPRINGS, GA$1,421,2132025SEE PART IV
    SATISFEEDLAWRENCEVILLE, GA$1,375,8312025SEE PART IV
    ST PATRICK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH- MALACHI'SATLANTA, GA$1,363,5492025SEE PART IV
    LIFE LEARNING COMMUNITY CENTERMARIETTA, GA$1,291,5162025SEE PART IV
    CHRIST FELLOWSHIPDAWSONVILLE, GA$1,285,5272025SEE PART IV
    THE SELINA ELLIS CARE'S FOUNDATION INCCONYERS, GA$1,275,3812025SEE PART IV
    HEARTS TO NOURISH HOPE INCRIVERDALE, GA$1,259,8512025SEE PART IV
    LAWRENCEVILLE CO-OP MINISTRYLAWRENCEVILLE, GA$1,235,3092025SEE PART IV
    FAITH IN SERVING HUMANITYMONROE, GA$1,230,9222025SEE PART IV
    ANTIOCH AME CHURCH-RUBY HOKE WMSSTONE MOUNTAIN, GA$1,199,4832025SEE PART IV
    AMBASSADORS LIFE CENTER INCSTOCKBRIDGE, GA$1,188,3512025SEE PART IV
    SOUTHEAST GWINNETT COOPERATIVE MINISTRYGRAYSON, GA$1,170,6772025SEE PART IV
    VIETNAMESE ELDER ASSOCIATION SOUTH ATLANFOREST PARK, GA$1,158,7352025SEE PART IV
    COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS OF ATLANTASTONE MOUNTAIN, GA$1,118,7612025SEE PART IV
    MILFORD BAPTIST CHURCHMARIETTA, GA$1,116,9762025SEE PART IV
    CENTER HELPING OBESITY IN CHILDREN END SATLANTA, GA$1,104,0082025SEE PART IV

    ACFB DIRECT DISTRIBUTION

    $20,170,366
    EAST POINT, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    THE GROCERY SPOT

    $5,383,701
    ATLANTA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    GEORGIA MOUNTAIN FOOD BANK

    $5,291,341
    FLOWERY BRANCH, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    STREETWISE GEORGIA INC

    $3,510,059
    LAWRENCEVILLE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    FIRST SENIOR CENTER

    $3,474,061
    NORCROSS, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    GOOD SAMARITAN CENTER OF DOUGLAS COUNTY

    $3,253,691
    DOUGLASVILLE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    HELPING IN HIS NAME MINISTRIES INC

    $3,232,662
    STOCKBRIDGE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    DAWSON COMMUNITY FOOD BANK INC

    $3,208,331
    DAWSONVILLE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    REFLECTIONS OF TRINITY INC

    $2,880,487
    POWDER SPRINGS, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    THE QUINN HOUSE

    $2,710,215
    LAWRENCEVILLE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    BRIDGING THE GAP

    $2,649,257
    NEWNAN, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    SENIOR COMMUNITY OUTREACH CENTER

    $2,403,054
    NORCROSS, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    CHATTAHOOCHEE BAPTIST ASSOCIATION INC

    $2,358,341
    GAINESVILLE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    NEVER ALONE INC

    $2,296,551
    WOODSTOCK, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    ANTIOCH URBAN MINISTRIES INC

    $2,198,877
    ATLANTA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    TOCO HILLS COMMUNITY ALLIANCE

    $2,104,350
    ATLANTA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    BEREAN OUTREACH MINISTRY

    $2,102,211
    ATLANTA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    COLLINS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

    $2,026,588
    ATLANTA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    VICTORY IN CHRIST MINISTRIES

    $1,888,732
    RIVERDALE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    NORTH FULTON COMMUNITY CHARITIES

    $1,879,771
    ROSWELL, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    MUST MINISTRIES COBB COUNTY

    $1,833,138
    MARIETTA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    SOUTH ATLANTA ASIAN COMMUNITY CORP

    $1,820,138
    FOREST PARK, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    NORTHWEST GEORGIA HUNGER MINISTRIES INC

    $1,767,465
    ROME, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    YOUR NEW BEST FRIEND

    $1,759,992
    DALLAS, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    SWEETWATER MISSION INC-

    $1,744,023
    AUSTELL, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL-SVDP

    $1,723,832
    ATLANTA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    HELPING HANDS OF PAULDING CO

    $1,636,405
    DALLAS, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    PEACES OF KINDNESS INC

    $1,586,400
    AUSTELL, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    COMMUNITY ASSISTANCE CENTER

    $1,555,906
    SANDY SPRINGS, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    HAMILTON MILL UNITED METHODIST

    $1,531,428
    DACULA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    FOREVER FED INC

    $1,507,550
    WOODSTOCK, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    CROSS POINTE THE CHURCH AT GWINNETT CTR

    $1,498,637
    DULUTH, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    CHRIST FIRST COMMUNITY CHURCH

    $1,463,808
    SNELLVILLE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    FIRST AFRICAN CDC

    $1,448,797
    STONE MOUNTAIN, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    SOLIDARITY SANDY SPRINGS

    $1,421,213
    SANDY SPRINGS, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    SATISFEED

    $1,375,831
    LAWRENCEVILLE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    ST PATRICK'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH- MALACHI'S

    $1,363,549
    ATLANTA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    LIFE LEARNING COMMUNITY CENTER

    $1,291,516
    MARIETTA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    CHRIST FELLOWSHIP

    $1,285,527
    DAWSONVILLE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    THE SELINA ELLIS CARE'S FOUNDATION INC

    $1,275,381
    CONYERS, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    HEARTS TO NOURISH HOPE INC

    $1,259,851
    RIVERDALE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    LAWRENCEVILLE CO-OP MINISTRY

    $1,235,309
    LAWRENCEVILLE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    FAITH IN SERVING HUMANITY

    $1,230,922
    MONROE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    ANTIOCH AME CHURCH-RUBY HOKE WMS

    $1,199,483
    STONE MOUNTAIN, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    AMBASSADORS LIFE CENTER INC

    $1,188,351
    STOCKBRIDGE, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    SOUTHEAST GWINNETT COOPERATIVE MINISTRY

    $1,170,677
    GRAYSON, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    VIETNAMESE ELDER ASSOCIATION SOUTH ATLAN

    $1,158,735
    FOREST PARK, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS OF ATLANTA

    $1,118,761
    STONE MOUNTAIN, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    MILFORD BAPTIST CHURCH

    $1,116,976
    MARIETTA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV

    CENTER HELPING OBESITY IN CHILDREN END S

    $1,104,008
    ATLANTA, GA2025

    SEE PART IV