Stephania Brown, Author at Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia

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09.02.2025

Food for Thought: The Fall 2025 Newsletter

Nourishing Young Minds All Summer Long When the final school bell rings in May, summer begins for thousands of children across Coastal Georgia, so does uncertainty. Read the Full Newsletter

02.05.2025

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Food For Thought: The Winter 2025 Newsletter

FIGHTING HUNGER, FEEDING HOPE 2024 Highlights Read the Full Newsletter

08.18.2024

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Food For Thought: The Fall 2024 Newsletter

When a Hurricane Strikes When a hurricane strikes, its impact on communities can be devastating making access to food critically important. Read the Full Newsletter

02.05.2024

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Food For Thought: The Winter 2024 Newsletter

New Location, New Logo Same Mission Read the Full Newsletter

08.15.2023

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Food For Thought: The Fall 2023 Newsletter

Striving for the Finish Line – We Need Your Help in the Home Stretch! Read the Full Newsletter

Overcoming the Odds

Fighting against food insecurity

69% of people we serve

choose between food and utilities

66% of our clients

choose between food and medicine or medical care

64% of children

In Coastal Georgia go hungry everyday

57% of people we serve

choose between food and adequate housing

We need you

Join our mission. Make a difference.

Together we will make a difference across southeast Georgia

Donate Volunteer

We are a non-profit leading the charge against food insecurity in the Coastal Georgia Region.

Main Branch – Savannah

1380 Chatham Parkway
Savannah, GA 31405

p. 912-236-6750

f. 912-231-9776

Southeast Branch – Brunswick

2591 Sidney Lanier Drive
Brunswick, GA 31525

p. 912-261-7979

Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia opened a branch warehouse in Brunswick in 2010. This additional warehouse has enabled the food bank to better serve the community of southeast Georgia by providing more fresh and frozen food to our partner agencies. The Southeast Branch of Second Harvest serves the counties of Brantley, Camden, Charlton, Glynn, McIntosh, and Wayne.

The Southeast Branch works with roughly 78 agencies to distribute more than 2.2 million pounds of food a year to individuals and families who are experiencing food insecurity. This amount of food represents savings of more than $3.8 million in wholesale food costs. If we can pass these savings on to our partner agencies, they can provide more services in the communities they serve.

If you are interested in learning more about the Brunswick branch or would like a tour, please contact our Brunswick Branch Manager, Jennifer Floyd at 912-261-7979 or jfloyd@helpendhunger.org

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