
The Renewal Project and Angels Over Atlanta programs help over 4,300 homeless men, women and children each year.
Essential to helping our homeless Guests get their lives back on track is having a street mailing address -- without it, they're unable to get a job, a home, or prescription medications.
Currently all Mail Room volunteer opportunities are filled.

Pictured are mail room volunteers Lee Sewell and Walter George
Group and Saturday
Volunteer Projects
See Georgia Power Jefferson Street's You Tube video of their group sandwich make:

Companies like Georgia Power, Hunton and Williams, Kilpatrick Stockton and GE collectively make and deliver thousands of sandwiches for the Crossroads Kitchen
Pictured above is the Citizens of Georgia Power team
Do a Food Drive
To serve over 74,000 meals each year the Crossroads Kitchen has an ongoing need for staple food and supplies.
Click here to see the full list of staple food and supplies needed.
If you would like to coordinate a Food Drive for the Crossroads Kitchen -- the Volunteer Coordinator's contact information is posted in the Food Drive flyer.
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If you would like to learn more about doing a volunteer project for Crossroads -- please email:
volunteers@crossroadsatlanta.org


Food Drives:
Even kindergarten age children can help the homeless Guests we serve.
Pictured above is St. Luke's member James Conable with his Neighborhood Charter School kindergarten class -- they collected and delivered 109 cans of food for Clyde's Kitchen -- and are proudly sharing with the school the thank you certificate they received.
To explore learn more about volunteer opportunities -- please email:
volunteers@crossroadsatlanta.org