A hot plate
A real meal and one less thing to worry about today.
For everybody. With dignity. Every time.
They are not a problem to solve. They are our homies.
Project Feed the Homies brings meals, clothing, toiletries, free haircuts, and real human connection to 200–300 homies across Atlanta every month.
Food feeds the body.
Being seen feeds something else.
Being seen feeds something else.
Plates served since 2010
30,000+
and still counting15+ years of showing up
This number is big. The people behind it matter more. Every plate represents a person who deserved to be met with care, conversation, and respect.
200–300homies served each month
Alexis N. Robinson · FounderWhy I started
I know what it feels like when “help is available” but you cannot actually reach it in time.
Project Feed the Homies did not begin as a résumé line or a feel-good idea. It grew from lived experience.
Alexis Robinson experienced eviction herself. When she looked for emergency help, programs had no funds, long waitlists, or requirements she could not meet before the clock ran out. The distance between falling behind and losing her home was about a month.
That experience changed how she saw people facing hardship. She does not call the people served “the homeless.” She calls them her homies: people, just like her, going through a storm.
Today, Alexis has earned her bachelor’s degree in psychology and continues her graduate social-work education at the University of Kentucky, building toward doctoral study. The goal remains the same: combine direct care, mental-health understanding, and advocacy that addresses what happens beyond one meal.
Read the full founder storyWhat showing up looks like
Immediate care. Lasting dignity.
We cannot fix every barrier in one Sunday. We can meet the person in front of us without judgment and keep coming back.
Monthly outreach since 2010
Serving Atlanta
on the first Sunday
of every month.
Choose how you show up
The community needs more than one kind of giver.
01
Make a donation
Help cover food, supplies, grooming services, and outreach costs.
Donate now → 02Shop the Amazon list
Send high-need items directly, even if you cannot attend.
Open the wishlist → 03Contribute or volunteer
Bring your time, professional service, products, or partnership.
Tell us how you can help →Project Feed the Homies Foundation Inc. is a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) public charity. EIN: 99-5025206. Contributions are tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law.