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Fighting Hunger, Fueling Wellness
Providing Nutritious Food for Those In Need!

Through mobile food pantries and meal rescue, we bring nutritious food to families across Metro Atlanta. Food is a basic human right — yet in 2025, 48 million people in the U.S. still can’t access it reliably.

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Rescuing surplus food and turning it into meals for food-insecure families across Metro Atlanta.

In 2025 "Too Good to Toss"Food Rescue Program Recovered:

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25,704.53 - pounds of cooked food that would have otherwise been thrown away was rescued by LOP, ultimately benefiting 15,079 homeless people and veterans.

 

LOP believe that edible surplus food should be given to people in need rather than thrown away, as long as the food remains safe to eat.

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A mobile food pantry giving families the dignity of choosing their own groceries.

In 2025, "Community Food Distribution" Mobile Food Pantry Achievements

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1,182 participants accessed a dependable supply of fruits and vegetables, resulting in an annual cost saving of  $1,129.22. This allowed families to allocate funds towards other essential needs such as food and rent.

 

LOP recognizes that food and nutrition insecurity can coexist. This initiative guarantees access to fresh fruits and vegetables in communities facing food insecurity.

LOP Mission
Feeding Food Insecure People is What We Do!
The mission of Land of Promise is to bring awareness, inspire hope and develop programs to address food insecurity in Metro Atlanta.

Community Engagement

In April, Land of Promise (LOP) engaged in two noteworthy community events in collaboration with local organizations. LOP’s Community Food Distribution Program distributed healthy produce at a health festival.

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LOP's Community Food Distribution Participated in a Community Health Fair Hosted bySouth Fulton Alumni Chapter of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity 

LOP's Too Good To Toss Program participated in Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation Community Impact Weekend Hosted by Metro Atlanta Urban Farms

Our Mamas Were Absolutely Right!

 

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September 3, 2026

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This video clip featuring D.L. Hughley reminds me of the proactive measures taken by the African American communities to combat food insecurity long before the establishment of the first official food bank in America in 1967. Food was produced locally and neighbors shared whatever food they had with one another. 

My name is Veronica Mount, President of Land of Promise (LOP). Pre-pandemic, LOP gave your
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Real Stories
Real Impact

Client Testimonies

Meet Michele Davis

a Dedicated LOP Volunteer

Click on pictures to hear about "Real Stories, Real Impact) 

Goal Executed,
Mission Continues

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Whether it's delivering rescued meals to a homeless shelter for families in need or assisting clients at LOP’s mobile food pantry, we bring hope and nourishment to individuals who might otherwise struggle to access food.

 

Addressing food insecurity involves more than supplying food; it also means cultivating meaningful connections and offering the promise of nutritious food to those who seek support.

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Your Donations Make This Possible!

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Meals Rescued by LOP by prepared at homeless shelter

Client Shopping in LOP Mobile Food Pantry

Land of Promise 2025 Annual Report

In the event the book does not function properly, click on the PDF file.

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3800 Camp Creek Pkwy, Building 1400, Ste 116B #111

Atlanta, GA 30331

LOPprograms.org

​​vmount@lopprograms.org

770-756-6369

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