B.O.L.D. "Building On Lost Dream"
- Help military members transition to civilian life.
- Provide food, clothing, gas cards, and gift cards to low-income families.
- Offer a food pantry for low-income individuals.
- Build equality within our community through education, technology, and job opportunities.
- Work with local partners to provide substance abuse and mental health counseling and other services:
- Safe Haven Counseling, LLC
- Allied Counseling , LLC
- Local Municipalities Police, EMS, Colleges and more
- Focus on youth development Board of Education
- Partner with Amerikai Technology, the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, and the National Endowment for Financial Education to offer business development training.
- Multiple local organizations provide volunteer training and job opportunities connect with us to learn more.
What We Do
Our goal is simple – We provided comprehensive support to the underserved children and families support in rural areas that have limited resources unlike their urban and suburban counterparts. Unemployment and food instability plague rural America. We hope that through food assistance, training, advocacy, and education programs, the individuals we work with will become productive and self-sustaining citizens, provide for themselves and their families as well as aide in the growth of their communities.
Komf3rt Korn3r serves 10 rural counties in central Georgia. It is estimated over 140,000 people at risk for hunger and food insecurity, including 37,500 children.
- 1. Chattahoochee
- 2. Crawford
- 3. Houston
- 4. Macon
- 5. Marion
- 6. Muskogee
- 7. Peach
- 8. Talbot
- 9. Taylor
- 10. Upson
Please contact our Support Center with any questions or concerns. The Support Center is available via phone at 888.439.9994 (press “1”), email at [email protected]. Our Support Center does not provide clinical support; We are not a crisis line and cannot provide emergency services.
For any emergency, call 911.
Veterans, please call the Department of Veterans Affairs’ 24/7 Veterans Crisis Line at 1-800-273-8255 or the National Suicide Prevention Line at 1-800-273-8255 to connect with trained counselors.