How to register for free pop-up grocery markets in metro Atlanta

Atlanta, GALocal News

Goodr and Wellstar Health System have kicked off their fourth annual initiative to tackle food insecurity in underserved communities across metro Atlanta. A series of free pop-up grocery markets will offer fresh groceries, health screenings, and nutrition education at no cost to participants. The inaugural event is being held today at New Mercy Baptist Church in Griffin, with several more pop-ups scheduled throughout the region. Each market aims to provide up to 20,000 pounds of nutritious groceries, ensuring that families have access to healthy food options. In addition to food distribution, the initiative offers vital health screenings and educational resources focused on nutrition and wellness.

Residents can easily register for these events through the official registration site, allowing them to take part in this valuable community service. Organizers are committed to not only filling pantries but also fostering stronger, healthier communities through education and support. This initiative highlights the importance of addressing food insecurity as a critical social issue affecting many families in the area.

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