Georgia charities & organizations

Georgia organizations and charities that can help with paying bills.

Find charities and organizations in Georgia that can help. In addition to below, there are also assistance programs provided by the state. More on these programs. There are many organizations and charities at the national level that can provide aid as well.

Atmos Energy
The Sharing the Warmth aid helps families in need pay their gas bills.

Atlanta Emergency Aid Ministries
This group provides a variety of aid to Atlanta citizens, including providing help with one of the most basic and critical needs, that being food. The food that they provide is donated or purchased with contributions from people like you, so your support is needed. In addition, this charity provides emergency assistance to people who need help with paying for other bills such as rent, transportation to jobs, housing, job counseling, training, and more.

Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CSRA
This organization helps people find jobs, and provides job training. They have provided over 165,000 hours of job training; provided services including referral, information, and they offer a Job Search Resource Center access to over 25,000 individuals.

Operation Roundup
Most utility and gas companies in Georgia offer this charity program, and it provides assistance to families and individuals who are facing serious hardships, either short-term or long-term hardships. It will provide help with a variety of bills, including utility, medical, and others.

Project SHARE
This program is available statewide and it will help those in need. It is funded by electric utility customers who donate their contributions through their monthly electric bills. This assistance program is administered by The Salvation Army.

1-800-257-4273

The Heating Energy Assistance Team (HEAT)
The HEAT program is run by the Georgia Department of Human Resources through local Community Action Agencies. The natural gas industry as well as private citizens provide funding.

678-406-0212

Latin American Association
This aid organization provides a Latino homeownership program, English language/literacy instruction, pre-employment and job skills training as we all job-placement, a youth mentoring program, a youth internship program, and other human services.

Legal Aid
A non-profit organization in Georgia provides residents with free legal advice and assistance. They can help with foreclosures, domestic violence, and more.

Open Hand
Provides home-delivered meals and nutrition education as a way to help reinforce the connection between informed food choices and improved quality of life. Most of the food aid is intended for the poor or ill.