A Hand Up Homeless Outreach of Georgia

06/11/2026

We are trying to assist a gentleman that’s 35 years old with finding day work. His wife passed away three months ago after a very lengthy illness. He’s lost the home and is living in his car. He is sober, but emotionally struggling to manage his grief. We would like to try to help him find some day work and get him back on his feet a little bit. He has a car and looking for local work. If anybody has that kind of work, please let us know.

06/10/2026

We’re in Rockmart today delivering to our youngest community of homeless folks. They’re just teenagers, but there’s always a little sunshine in every trip we take. I got a wonderful message from a supporter Darlene Dobbs she had these wonderful tomato plants pepper plants that she wanted to donate. They were donated to her by Little Creek Farms so that some of our encampment could grow their own food. We picked up those plants we’re gonna be delivering some of them while we’re here in Rockmart today and we’re gonna bring some of them back to the Outreach. We are going to ask the community to help us grow some of these tomato and pepper plants and return their bounty to the Outreach to be given to folks in need. if you’re interested in fostering a tomato and pepper plant to help us grow food for the community, let us know. 🍅 🫑

06/10/2026

This time of year, our community service work never stops. We retrieved these little creatures last night. The property they were living in, had been condemned, scheduled for demolition this week. I called over to Paulding County Animal Control they were kind enough to come on over and help us load them up for transport to our Outreach nursery. We left no creatures of God behind . we stayed until everyone was accounted for. ❤️Everybody’s doing fine this morning.

06/07/2026

On the lighter side, it is our opinion that no matter what the situation is when someone reaches out to the Outreach they are in need of some type of help that perhaps we can provide . A few months ago, a young man called. He needed to do some community service for a traffic violation. He worked full-time and could not find a location to do those community service hours. He was honest, kind and respectful about the situation he was in and asking for help. There’s all kind of jobs to do at the Outreach. Some of them are remote. For every meal, we give out a set of silverware and a napkin goes with it. You can put together silverware and napkins, just about anywhere. He came by the Outreach immediately picked up supplies went to work and just kept rolling silverware until, I don’t know how many thousands he had done.
Since that time the same young man has visited the Outreach on multiple occasions to bring huge donations of silverware and napkins to the Outreach for the community that he cares about and lives in. I say community service well done. His latest drop off donation to the Outreach

06/06/2026

Today’s event was so much fun!!!
We were at Crossroads Church.
most of you know that while we primarily service the homeless, the very low or no income families. today was just one big community outing for all of the community. Everything was free we grilled we gave away food boxes, food bags, personal hygiene bags to anybody that came there that needed food. we took pre-adoptions for our Kittens. We met so many new people and lots of people that knew about our home church
and have friends that go there.
Thank you to Cherokee Humane Society and Paulding County Animal Control
for sending over a super special truck to show the kids. give out coloring books, crayons, and stickers. Everybody did a wonderful job.

06/06/2026

06/05/2026

Thank you to Maximum Impact Love
you helped us today just when we needed it. we will see yall tomorrow!❤️

06/05/2026

We spent our day in Polk and Paulding counties. We are so alarmed at what we are seeing. Young adults 18 to 22 years old with absolutely nothing. They look like walking skeletons, they are literally starving. When I meet with them, they have to start eating something out of the bag we are handing them while we’re still talking because there experiencing hunger pain. Everyday this week required us to go into Polk County to meet with young people in this age bracket, living in the woods or on sidewalks, beside or behind buildings.
We’ve got an entire encampment full of seniors and disabled people.
we delivered food and supplies all day. We start again in the morning. Please pray for all of these people.

06/03/2026

We are in Paulding, Carroll and Polk today making food deliveries if you need us please let us know .

Oh we spent lunch with one of our seniors teaching them how to use a cell phone with some apps today!!! He enjoyed it and so did we!!

05/30/2026

We would like to say thank you to our partners & friends at the Homeless Meals Ministry. The brain child of Kara Hagen, The group gets together a few times a month and cooks ready to eat meals for our homeless folks. We are able to freeze them and distribute throughout the week.

Thank you to everyone at the homeless meals ministry ❤️