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MUST helps Newk's find 'amazing' employees
Jun 21, 2018
You’re launching a new business and need to hire several dozen people. But your building is under construction, so you don’t have a place to conduct interviews. What do you do? Gary Fortenberry and Jay Wilson turned to MUST Ministries’ Employment Services.
Summer Lunch es un salvavidas
Jun 11, 2018
SummerLunch es un salvavidas para 7,200 niños hambrientos. Escuche como este nino comparte su experiencia de almuerzo de verano (Summer Lunch ) con el amigo periodista de Must , Miguel Santiesteban. Escuche como esta madre comparte su experiencia de almuerzo de verano. El pastor...
Streamlining access to crisis housing
May 14, 2018
A new initiative based at MUST Ministries helps Cobb County citizens experiencing homelessness get more easily connected to housing and assistance based on their strengths and needs.
A refuge
from the storm
May 01, 2018
Like most Americans, Tom and Classie Johnson will always remember how Sept. 11 devastated their lives. But instead of the Twin Towers in New York City, they will be remembering Hurricane Irma attacking their home in Jacksonville, Fla. The Johnsons fled to Atlanta, and MUST was able to help them because of your...
Welcome to MUST's new website!
Apr 30, 2018
Welcome to MUST's new website! This new design allows us to showcase stories of life-change and testimonies from clients, volunteers and donors that will help visitors see the big picture of what MUST is about.
A unique business plan to help hungry children
Dec 13, 2017
Serving as a Summer Lunch volunteer, Colleen delivered healthy bagged meals to children who receive free or reduced-price lunches during the school year, but often go hungry when school is out. In 2017, supporters donated food, assembled lunch bags and delivered more than 275,830 meals to children in six counties...
Horses help vets see 'your yesterday is not your tomorrow'
Dec 13, 2017
As a combat medic in Iraq and Afghanistan, Donnie Gist saw the horrors of war firsthand. Back in the States after deployment, Gist's two sisters died a day apart. The trauma was almost too much to bear. "I was very depressed and had no way to channel my emotions," Gist says, "but I had heard...
Canton translator loves giving others 'a light of hope'
Dec 13, 2017
When Miguel Santiesteban moved to the US four years ago from Barranquilla, Colombia, he learned firsthand what it was like to be immersed in a culture that speaks a different language. But his godmother started bringing him to MUST when she came to volunteer. Now Miguel is giving back by...
Honoring and serving veterans
Dec 12, 2017
We heal better when we share the journey with others – and veterans in MUST’s supportive housing now can have more fun together thanks to The Home Depot Foundation, which donated a grill, patio heater, picnic tables, outdoor games and a storage shed for our veterans housing in Marietta. Everything...