Self-Sufficiency Programs and Services
November 2025 Schedule
November is National Diabetes Month
The CDC and the American Diabetes Association recognize November as National Diabetes Month—a time dedicated to raising awareness about diabetes prevention, management, and treatment. Throughout the month, organizations across the country host educational events and campaigns that promote healthy living and proactive care.
This year’s focus is on preventing diabetes-related health complications that can affect the eyes, kidneys, nerves, and heart.
November Schedule
11/3/25 (Monday) – Community Free Food Distribution – 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. EST
11/7/25 (Friday) – Community Free Food Distribution – 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. EST
11/7/25 (Friday) – Board of Directors Meeting – 6:00 p.m. EST
11/10/25 (Monday) – Community Free Food Distribution – 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. EST
11/11/25 (Tuesday) – Closed for Veterans Day (National Holiday)
11/14/25 (Friday) – Community Free Food Distribution – 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. EST
11/17/25 (Monday) – Community Free Food Distribution – 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. EST
11/21/25 (Friday) – Community Free Food Distribution – 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. EST
11/24/25 (Monday) – Community Free Food Distribution – 2:30 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. EST
11/27/25 (Thursday) – Closed for Thanksgiving Day (National Holiday)
11/28/25 (Friday) – Community Free Food Distribution – 10:00 a.m. – 11:00 a.m. EST
Follow our official Facebook page DFOWW Incorporated – for food distribution locations
DFOWW Inc. Supports Families During Government Shutdowns
During government shutdowns, millions of families lose access to vital nutrition programs like SNAP and WIC. DFOWW Incorporated is committed to providing supplemental food items during these times to ensure no family faces food insecurity alone.
“With inflation, the government shutdown, and other economic challenges, we’ve seen a 100% increase in requests for free food distributions throughout Atlanta and the metro area,” said DFOWW Founder Daphany Williams-DuBois.
Food insecurity affects both physical and emotional well-being—especially for parents uncertain about their next meal. Through our Write-Right Nutrition Program (WRNP), DFOWW continues to bridge the gap by providing free meals, groceries, and personal care items to families in need.
WRNP Eligibility Requirements (Outside of Government Shutdowns or Natural Disasters)
To qualify for free food and grocery assistance through the Write-Right Nutrition Program (WRNP), applicants must meet the following:
Basic Eligibility
Must be enrolled in the WRNP.
Must attend an in-person nutrition literacy workshop prior to receiving assistance.
Must currently receive SNAP or TANF benefits.
Must present a valid government-issued photo ID at pickup.
Must provide proof of benefits via an official award or acknowledgment letter.
Application Process
Submitting an application does not guarantee acceptance.
All applicants must complete an interview and verification process.
Please allow at least 45 days for application processing.
Acceptance is based on eligibility, available funding, and program suitability.
Review Factors Include:
Income level
Household size
Dietary or health needs
Geographic location and food access
Existing nutrition knowledge
Workshop participation willingness
Potential for long-term behavior change
Transportation Notice:
DFOWW does not provide transportation or delivery services. Participants must arrange their own transportation to workshops and food distribution sites. For eligibility updates, visit the Announcements section of our website or contact us directly.
Community Announcement: Our Nonprofit Van Needs Repairs
Our delivery van—vital for transporting free meals, groceries, and food across Atlanta—needs a new transmission. Without it, our outreach capacity is at risk. Help Us Keep Feeding Atlanta’s Families! We’re raising $5,000 to repair the van and continue serving those in need.
Ways to Donate:
Zelle: info@dfoww.org
PayPal: dfoww.org/support-us
Your generosity helps us continue delivering love, nourishment, and dignity to Atlanta’s families.
The Write-Right Nutrition Program (WRNP)
The WRNP addresses food insecurity in low-income communities, particularly among families with children. Participants receive nutrition education and a complimentary healthy meal during each workshop. The program includes six in-person workshops (24 total hours). Graduates who complete all sessions receive a certificate of completion. The program is free for children under 17. WRNP not only provides food but also empowers families to make informed, sustainable nutrition choices.
The Write-Right Entrepreneurship Program (WREP)
The WREP guides aspiring entrepreneurs and nonprofit founders through the process of establishing and sustaining a nonprofit organization in Georgia. It also offers mentorship for youth interested in entrepreneurship—helping participants gain the skills and confidence needed to create lasting community impact through innovation and self-reliance.
The Write-Right Literacy Program (WRLP)
The WRLP offers both in-person and virtual workshops aligned with Common Core standards to improve literacy outcomes in low-income communities. This program supports: Adults (18+) without a high school diploma, preparing for the GED Reasoning Through Language Arts test. At-risk youth (ages 16–17) with verified parental consent. The WRLP is proudly listed on the National Literacy Directory (NLD) website.
Updates | Booking Information | Contact Us
All monthly readings, writing workshops, and WRLP schedules are posted under the Announcements section on our website by the sixth day of each month (Subject to change for holidays or board recesses).
We are currently seeking technical writers, computer science majors, IT specialists, editors, grant writers, nutrition specialist, nurses, English teachers, and professionals with marketing or finance experience to join our Board of Directors.
Interested applicants can complete the Board Member Application under the Join Our Team section of our website.
All DFOWW programs are low-cost and rely on public donations. To donate, visit our PayPal Giving Fund: https://www.paypal.com/us/fundraiser/charity/3946649
As a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt nonprofit organization, all donations are tax-deductible. For more information or booking inquiries, please email info@dfoww.org or call (678) 977-9703.
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