HQ Function

Serves as the central hub for operations, food sourcing and distribution, volunteer coordination, administrative functions, and community program management for the organization's fight against hunger in metro Atlanta and north Georgia.

Notable Features:

State-of-the-art, 345,000-square-foot facility designed for increased capacity and efficiency in food storage (including large freezer/cooler space), sorting, and distribution. Features a volunteer center, teaching kitchen, and community garden.

Work Culture:

Passionate, mission-driven, collaborative, and community-focused. Employees and volunteers are dedicated to alleviating hunger and making a tangible impact. Emphasis on teamwork and compassion.

HQ Significance:

The headquarters is critical for centralizing efforts to procure, process, and distribute food to hundreds of partner agencies, enabling a wider reach and greater impact in addressing food insecurity across 29 counties.

Values Reflected in HQ: The scale, efficiency, and community-oriented features (like the teaching kitchen and volunteer center) of the HQ reflect the Food Bank's commitment to service, collaboration, stewardship, and innovation in addressing hunger.

Location:

The Atlanta Community Food Bank primarily focuses its operations on serving 29 counties in metro Atlanta and north Georgia, USA. While it is part of the Feeding America network, which has a national scope, ACFB's direct service delivery and operational footprint are regional. It does not have a global operational presence in terms of international offices or direct food distribution outside its designated service area in Georgia. Its 'global' impact is indirect, through its contribution to the broader fight against hunger and potential sharing of best practices within the food banking network.

Street Address:

3400 North Desert Drive

City:

Atlanta

State/Province:

Georgia

Country:

USA