Georgia Power recently provided Hosea Helps with a $50,000 donation to support more people in more counties this holiday season.

In early 2017, the nonprofit was forced to leave their decades-long home due to a change in the building’s ownership and plans for redevelopment. Recently, Hosea Helps moved into an expanded location in south Atlanta, allowing the organization to serve 30% more families in low-income communities and expand their operation into 31 counties across Georgia.

With Georgia Power’s support, the nonprofit will also be able to expand their outdoor space for youth communities and a community garden, as well as a commercial kitchen to provide hot meals onsite, increase volunteer training and workshops, and new technology to improve client intake, service delivery and follow-up.