According to Feeding America, more than 48.8 million people face the threat of hunger daily in the United States.

Every night in the U.S., more than 550,000 people go homeless.

Each year, thousands of hardworking individuals and families find themselves in an unexpected crisis.

Each year, natural disasters negatively effect over 90 million Americans.

Shrinking school budgets limit the future of youth programs.

The physical and spiritual care that program participants receive prepares them to re-enter society and return to gainful employment.

Veterans represent 26% of our nation’s homeless population.

The average age of entry into the American sex trade is 13 years old.

Each December, millions of parents must choose between giving gifts or paying bills.

Project SHARE provides Financial Emergency Assistance to individuals and families facing a temporary crisis that threatens their home.

Project Hope is a program offering hope to individuals and families in Georgia who have been overwhelmed by a verifiable catastrophic event.

79% of people believe that spiritual faith can help people recover from disease.