Straight Street

The What

Based in Straight Street is a faith-based nonprofit organization founded in 2010 to passionately serve and bring hope to those who have been marginalized by society. Straight Street encompasses four ministries: Backpack Love, SS Impact, Beautiful Feet, and Straight Street Camp.

Backpack Love

Each Friday throughout the school year, backpacks full of food are provided that feed a food insecure family of five. Inside each bag are three dinners, two breakfasts, two lunches and snacks. The food pantry is open all year to our community by appointment only.

Straight Street Impact

Volunteers are mobilized to put love into action by doing miscellaneous jobs for ​​widows, single moms, seniors, and the disabled throughout northeast Georgia without the resources to maintain or repair their home. By seeking out and completing work projects such as building handicap ramps, making repairs, and meeting critical needs, the Straight Street Impact program provides a way to share the Gospel and leave a lasting impact on the lives of those served.

Beautiful Feet

Launched in 2012, Beautiful Feet seeks to reach and support victims of commercial sexual exploitation, which may include stripping, pornography, prostitution or sex trafficking. Working to break the cycle of sexual exploitation one woman at a time, Beautiful Feet connects the women with the Gospel and helps them find the courage and confidence to begin a new life.

Straight Street Camp

Straight Street recognizes that during the summer months the community needs daytime programs that offer a safe and nurturing environment for school age children to attend. Research confirms children not engaged in learning activities over the summer months will experience some loss of learning. This learning gap increases for disengaged youth from a low economic background. An effective summer program will aid in the growth and development of a young person and can enhance their educational pursuits. Straight Street provides a free summer camp for the children that receive their backpacks.

The Who

Straight Street is a faith-based nonprofit organization aiming to passionately serve and bring hope to those who have been marginalized by society. The organization began as a volunteer-driven effort in response to learning local children face each day not knowing if they will get enough to eat and has grown into an organization that finds and fills the needs of individuals and families in our community.

Ways to Get Involved

Serve with SS Impact by giving your time and effort doing miscellaneous jobs for those in need, typically widows, single mothers and the elderly living in low-income communities.

Pack Backpacks - Volunteers are always welcome to fill backpacks. Contact them to be placed on the packing schedule whether you are looking for a one-time event or an ongoing commitment.

Pack Backpacks

Volunteers are always welcome to fill backpacks. Contact them to be placed on the packing schedule whether you are looking for a one-time event or an ongoing commitment.

Beautiful Feet Jail Outreach

Become part of a group of volunteers who visit the local jail to lead a Bible study, nurture relationships and be a source of hope. Upon release, these women can participate in a Christ-centered 12-week recovery program and learn about resources to help them discover a new life.

Become a Mentor

Be trained to build a one-on-one relationship to help navigate women through the hardships of life.

Straight Street Impact Volunteer

Give your time and effort doing miscellaneous jobs for those in need, typically widows, single mothers and the elderly living in low-income communities with most projects done on Saturdays.

And Jesus came and said to them, “All authority in heaven and on earth has been given to me. Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit, teaching them to observe all that I have commanded you. And behold, I am with you always, to the end of the age.”
The Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20)