1. Recognize your responsibility
Voting is a right worth exercising and a civic duty worth taking seriously. Ask how your participation can serve the common good.
HOPE HAS A HOME HERE.
HOPE HUB INC. | SERVING FULTON, CLAYTON & DEKALB COUNTIES.
At Hope Hub, we believe that every person deserves dignity, every family deserves support, and every community deserves the opportunity to thrive. Rooted in faith and driven by compassion, we respond to urgent needs, advocate for meaningful change, and build pathways toward lasting stability.
Because when our communities need hope, we believe in showing up.
THE NEED IS REAL.
SO IS OUR RESPONSE.
Every day, families across our communities face circumstances that threaten their stability, dignity, and hope. Housing insecurity, financial hardship, limited access to resources, and systems that too often leave people navigating crises alone are realities we cannot afford to ignore.
Hope Hub was born from the conviction that compassion must become action. Created by The Church of Atlanta, we are building a network of care that responds to immediate needs while addressing the deeper challenges affecting the communities we serve.
Our work extends across Fulton, Clayton, and DeKalb Counties, with roots firmly planted in College Park, East Point, and Hapeville.
We don't wait for someone else to become the response. We accept the responsibility to respond.
Georgia General Election · 2026
INFORMED. ENGAGED. READY.
Your vote. Your right. Your responsibility. Prepare thoughtfully, choose carefully, and show up informed. Hope Hub’s nonpartisan seven-step guide helps you check your information, understand your ballot, and make a plan to participate.
Early votingOctober 13–30Saturday voting: October 17 & 24
Election DayNovember 3, 2026Vote at your assigned polling location.
Early voting locations and hours, including Sunday availability, vary by county. You may vote at any early voting location in your county. Bring accepted photo ID.
Check status, ballot & voting locationsOfficial information: Georgia’s 2026 election guide. Confirm your location and hours before you go.
EXPLORE THE SEVEN-STEP VOTER GUIDERead the steps and view all the graphics. Select any graphic to open it full size.
Participation is a civic responsibility we share. Use these practical steps to prepare for every race and ballot question.
2. Check your voter status
Confirm your registration and review your voter information on Georgia’s My Voter Page. Contact your county elections office if something looks wrong.
3. Know your whole ballot
Preview your official sample ballot. Review every race and ballot question, and research what each measure would change.
4. Understand the office
Learn each office’s authority, responsibilities, and limits before evaluating promises.
5. Research the candidates
Compare experience, public records, policy proposals, and conduct. Consider integrity, competence, accountability, and service to the community.
6. Verify before you decide
Check sources, dates, full context, and original documents. Compare credible reporting and verify viral claims before sharing them.
7. Make a plan. Cast your vote.
Choose your voting date, confirm the location and hours, arrange transportation, bring accepted photo ID, and review your choices before submitting.
Vote early. Show up informed.
Confirm your county’s locations and hours through Georgia’s My Voter Page and make a plan that works for you.
Coming events · Be part of what’s next
GATHERING COMMUNITY. GROWING HOPE.
Two opportunities to come together, build relationships, and help shape a community where every neighbor belongs.
Free community event
Blessings Before The Feast
Good Food · Stronger Families · Brighter Tomorrows
A shared community effort
Hope Hub Inc. · Pastor William Wallace · Crystal Drakes · Crescent City Kitchen · Hook’d On Main · The Church of Atlanta
Civic Partner: City of College Park
Blessings Before The Feast is a shared community gathering built on dignity, generosity, and belonging. Local restaurants, faith communities, neighbors, and volunteers are coming together to create a welcoming Thanksgiving experience. Around a welcoming Thanksgiving table, neighbors can enjoy a good meal, build relationships, and celebrate the people who make College Park home.
Our free breakfast and brunch creates space for families, friends, and neighbors of every generation to share in the day. Community resources, care packages, music, and games offer opportunities to connect, discover support, and enjoy time together.
Everyone brings something valuable to community life. Whether you join us as a guest, welcome a neighbor, or volunteer your time, you help create a place where people feel seen, valued, and connected. We hope the relationships formed around this table continue long after the holiday.
There is a place for you at the table. Register your household or join the volunteer team. Both forms open in a new tab.
Date TBAStronger Families
Stronger Families
Single Parent Roundtable
A conversation shaped by parents.
Our Single Parent Roundtable & Community Listening Initiative brings parents together to share experiences, build support among themselves, and identify the resources that can answer everyday needs.
Open to College Park residents, the conversation will help guide community and city priorities around resources, funding, and programs that address critical daily needs.
Pre-registration and the parent survey are now available. Visit the Stronger Families page to participate, volunteer, or partner.
Compassion in action
FIVE PILLARS. ONE PURPOSE.
Transformation that lasts starts with care for the whole person and the whole community.
Crisis & Compassion
Meeting urgent needs with dignity and care.
Justice & Advocacy
Helping neighbors be heard and pursue change.
Empowerment & Education
Equipping people with skills to thrive.
Community Redevelopment & Creation Care
Strengthening neighborhoods and caring for our environment.
Spiritual Care & Transformation
Offering prayer, healing, and pastoral support.
Featured initiatives
HOPE IN MOTION.
Practical ways we respond, restore stability, and strengthen the places we call home.
The Chelsea Fund
Emergency housing relief and transitional support for families displaced by crisis.
Get help Donate to the Chelsea FundCreation Cares
Community cleanups, environmental stewardship, and healthier neighborhoods.
Get involvedLiteracy & Life Readiness
Practical education, financial literacy, and job readiness.
Explore our workOur service area
ROOTED HERE. REACHING FURTHER.
Our growing network of care serves communities across three Georgia counties.
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Fulton County
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Clayton County
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DeKalb County
Our roots are in the Tri-Cities.
College Park · East Point · Hapeville
These communities shaped our story. Their neighbors remain at the heart of our mission.
A message from our founder
BORN OUT OF CONVICTION.
Hope Hub began with a conviction: faith should show up where people need help. Born from The Church of Atlanta, our work brings compassion into action and connects urgent needs with a community of care.
Read our founder’s full message →
Pastor William WallaceFounder & Director, Hope Hub Inc.
Your generosity helps hope show up
GIVE HOPE A HOME.
Help meet urgent needs, strengthen families, and build healthier communities. Give, volunteer, or partner with Hope Hub to turn compassion into action.
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