The Children’s Development Academy provides high-quality early education to children from primarily low-income families in North Fulton Country. Programs include early learning and childcare for preschool children. The CDA prepares children for success in education and life.

Children’s Development Academy is one of our close neighbors, located just five minutes from RPC.

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Recurring Volunteer Opportunities

CDA offers several recurring volunteer opportunities, including picking up food from local vendors and delivering it to the academy for distribution to the families they serve.

Questions? Contact Donna Brodsky at donna@roswellpres.org

Or contact our Mission Champion Martha Powell

The Drake House is a crisis residential assessment center for homeless women and children in the North Fulton Area, providing longer-term housing, education, and empowerment programs.

Or contact Mission Champion Peggy Thomas.

Family Promise works with homeless families to move them toward lasting independence. While receiving assistance, families rotate on a weekly basis among participating host congregations.

We will be hosting Family Promise the following weeks in 2026, save the date:
May 10-17
September 20-27
December 6-13

Watch a short video to learn more about Family Promise. CLICK HERE
Learn more about Family Promise, CLICK HERE.

To find out more about Family Promise at RPC contact Mission Champion Teresa Merritt by emailing tmerritt@cmccpas.com

We are a faith-based nonprofit empowering refugees in Metro Atlanta

Our mission
To help refugees build abundant new lives in America

Our vision
New Americans flourishing as our neighbors and friends

What we do
We focus on the long-term skills and relationships families need for healthy integration into American life. These services continue long after they arrive in America.

All of our programs incorporate trauma-informed practices to support ongoing mental health and recovery.

Questions? Contact Donna Brodsky at donna@roswellpres.org

The Fuller Center for Housing of Greater Atlanta creates a path to decent affordable housing for working families across Metro Atlanta. We serve the people our communities depend on every day: teacher aides, custodians, bus drivers, mechanics, emergency responders, nursing home workers and other hardworking families who often cannot afford to live in the communities they serve.

We build affordable, decent homes for families and provide zero-interest mortgages to help our families achieve long-term stability, equity and opportunity. Our work is rooted in partnership with our local faith, business, and charitable community, helping families build lasting foundations rather than temporary solutions.

In addition to creating homeownership opportunities, we also provide critical home repairs and accessibility modifications that help seniors, disabled residents and longtime homeowners remain safely in their homes and communities.

Through our Go Big Initiative, we are committed to expanding affordable homeownership opportunities across Metro Atlanta over the next decade through strategic partnerships, volunteer engagement and community support.

Together, we are helping Atlanta families build stability, put down roots and create stronger communities where more people can #LiveFuller.

Join us as we build connections with our neighbors from the Groveway community! Each month the seniors from Groveway visit Roswell Presbyterian Church for fun activities—everything from arts and crafts to dance lessons. Volunteers are needed typically on the third Wednesday of every month from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. We’d love for you to be part of it!

Email Donna Brodsky at donna@roswellpres.org or call 770-649-4524 to learn more!

HomeStretch guides working homeless families toward stability in finances, employment, housing, and family life by providing a safe and affordable place to live while addressing the root causes of their situation.

To find out more about HomeStretch at RPC contact Mission Champion
Mickey Deaton by text or calling 770-310-2202.

Since 1983, NFCC has supported neighbors facing financial hardship by helping prevent hunger and homelessness in North Fulton. Through community-powered programs and services, we work to ease hardship and build financial stability for thousands each year.

RPC has been involved since the inception of NFCC and supports many donation drives and hosts their Toyland event on our campus.

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NFCC supports families in North Fulton County through a dedicated food pantry and thrift store, GED programs, skills coaching, and English as Second Language (ESL) courses.

Or contact Mission Champion Susan Bush by emailing susanwbusch@att.net

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NFCC Food Pantry

North Fulton Community Charities provides food assistance to individuals and families in need in the North Fulton community. The Food Pantry serves more than 200 households each day, offering non-perishable foods and fresh fruit, vegetables and meats as well as toiletries, diapers and other household necessities.

Learn more here.

The MUST Neighborhood Pantry right here on Mimosa is a community program that provides fresh, healthy foods to children and families in Roswell and surrounding areas who find themselves facing food insecurity.

We serve over 300 families with this ministry, providing chicken, beef, cheese, milk, butter, tortillas, fresh produce, and more. We also provide items that cannot be purchased with food stamps, as well as staples that are hard to find in most community food banks.

How to Get Involved:
Each month, we will collect items from the lists on the website. Community members can also get involved by volunteering time to help organize incoming food, separate, and distribute items, and several other opportunities.

WHEN:
The 1st Monday of every month from 11:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m.

For more information on how to get involved and/or to register to volunteer, email:
Scotty Brewington: scotty@marketjet.com
Mary Ann Bender: mabender2@gmail.com

Where:
Roswell United Methodist Church
814 Mimosa Boulevard
Roswell, GA 30075

Volunteer from at home with a group of any size to benefit The Sandwich Project. Assemble sandwiches no earlier than Tuesdays, for drop-off on Wednesdays. They are distributed on Thursdays for consumption.

For drop off location, contact the Sandwich Project info@TheSandwichProject.org or Donna Brodsky donna@roswellpres.org