A Year of Impact: Serving Our Neighbors Through the Mobile Food Pantry
As the holidays approached, the Real Life Center saw a record number of families served through our Mobile Food Pantry program, reflecting the growing need in our community. These monthly distributions are a vital way we live out our mission of showing our neighbors the love of Christ by providing necessities for stable living—and this November and December, that mission was more important than ever.
In November, we distributed 10,528 pounds of food to 222 households, representing nearly 700 individuals. Families received fresh produce such as onions, potatoes, cabbage, acorn squash, corn, and butternut squash—nutritious items that help create healthy meals during the colder months.
Notably, 77 of these households were new to our program—a significant increase compared to previous months. This surge was largely due to the government shutdown and the temporary pause of SNAP benefits, which left many families searching for ways to put food on the table. In moments like these, we are reminded of God’s promise:
“And my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus.” – Philippians 4:19
Through this program, we see His provision at work in tangible ways.
In December, we served 158 households, which included nearly 500 individuals, and provided 8,972 pounds of food. These numbers underscore both the significant need and the profound impact of this program.
Looking Back at 2025
Throughout the year, the Mobile Food Pantry made a significant difference in the lives of families facing financial hardships. In 2025, we distributed an astounding 121,176 pounds of food, generously donated by the Atlanta Community Food Bank. This food was shared with 495 unique households throughout the year, representing 1,532 individuals in Coweta and Fayette Counties.
This program is possible because of a powerful partnership:
Thank You for Making This Possible
We are deeply grateful for every volunteer, donor, and prayer partner who helped us serve our neighbors this year. Your time, prayers, and generosity are a blessing and a testimony of Christ’s love in action. Together, we are making a tangible difference and sharing hope with families in need.
In November, we distributed 10,528 pounds of food to 222 households, representing nearly 700 individuals. Families received fresh produce such as onions, potatoes, cabbage, acorn squash, corn, and butternut squash—nutritious items that help create healthy meals during the colder months.
Notably, 77 of these households were new to our program—a significant increase compared to previous months. This surge was largely due to the government shutdown and the temporary pause of SNAP benefits, which left many families searching for ways to put food on the table. In moments like these, we are reminded of God’s promise:
“And my God will supply every need of yours according to his riches in glory in Christ Jesus.” – Philippians 4:19
Through this program, we see His provision at work in tangible ways.
In December, we served 158 households, which included nearly 500 individuals, and provided 8,972 pounds of food. These numbers underscore both the significant need and the profound impact of this program.
Looking Back at 2025
Throughout the year, the Mobile Food Pantry made a significant difference in the lives of families facing financial hardships. In 2025, we distributed an astounding 121,176 pounds of food, generously donated by the Atlanta Community Food Bank. This food was shared with 495 unique households throughout the year, representing 1,532 individuals in Coweta and Fayette Counties.
This program is possible because of a powerful partnership:
- Atlanta Community Food Bank provides the food.
- Grace Church offers the distribution site, breakfast, and many of the volunteers.
- Real Life Center coordinates scheduling, reporting, and logistics to make these events happen.
Thank You for Making This Possible
We are deeply grateful for every volunteer, donor, and prayer partner who helped us serve our neighbors this year. Your time, prayers, and generosity are a blessing and a testimony of Christ’s love in action. Together, we are making a tangible difference and sharing hope with families in need.
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