DFOWW Incorporated

🔋 Emergency Preparedness Starts One Step at a Time

Many low-income families face unique challenges during power outages and severe weather events. Simple items such as AA and AAA batteries can make a significant difference by helping families maintain access to flashlights, weather radios, communication devices, and other essential emergency supplies.

One practical emergency preparedness strategy is purchasing a pack of batteries during regular grocery trips—especially when they are on sale or coupons are available. Building an emergency kit gradually can help families prepare for unexpected situations without creating additional financial strain.

Earlier today, DFOWW Incorporated hosted a supplemental food distribution at Growth Mindset Wellness PC in Stockbridge, Georgia.

However, food distributions are only one component of our Write-Right Nutrition Program.

Our program was designed to combine nutrition literacy education with supplemental food assistance because providing food alone addresses immediate needs, while education helps families develop long-term skills related to nutrition, budgeting, food security, gardening, and healthy living.

To ensure that limited resources reach those actively engaged in our educational programming, supplemental food distributions are primarily reserved for enrolled Write-Right Nutrition Program participants and our trusted community partners.

🌱 Families who register and participate in our upcoming Kids & Parents Gardening Workshop will become eligible for future supplemental food distributions and other program resources.

During this hands-on workshop, families will learn:

✅ How to grow fruits, vegetables, herbs, and spices at home
✅ Container gardening for apartments and small spaces
✅ Ways to stretch grocery budgets and SNAP benefits
✅ Nutrition and healthy eating habits
✅ Practical strategies to improve household food security

📍 Space is limited. Register today:

https://dfoww.org/write-right-nutrition-program-workshop/

For additional information, please contact our office at (678) 977-9703.

Food assistance helps address immediate hunger, but nutrition education helps families build long-term food security.

Many families today are struggling with rising grocery prices, increasing healthcare costs, and the challenge of providing healthy meals on a limited budget. While food distributions can help supplement a household's food supply, learning practical nutrition and budgeting skills can create lasting benefits for the entire family.

That is why DFOWW Incorporated created the Write-Right Nutrition Program — a unique nutrition literacy education program that combines supplemental food assistance with six interactive, in-person workshops designed to help families make healthier and more informed food choices.

Workshop topics include:

🍎 The importance of good nutrition

💰 Strategies for managing rising food and healthcare costs

🥕 Understanding nutrition labels and making healthier food choices

🌱 Gardening and growing food at home

💧 The role of hydration and adequate rest in overall wellness

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Building healthy habits for the entire family

Because our program was specifically designed to complement the services provided by community food banks and hunger-relief organizations, priority access to our food distributions is reserved for our participating community partners and individuals actively enrolled in and attending Write-Right Nutrition Program workshops.

On Thursday, DFOWW Incorporated hosted food distributions at Remedy in Atlanta and Growth Mindset Wellness PC in Stockbridge, Georgia, helping supplement families while reinforcing the importance of nutrition education.

We extend our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Tiffany Bates, NP, and her staff for their continued support. We also thank the staff at Remedy for assisting our efforts to serve the community.

📍 Registration is now open for upcoming workshops.

Learn practical skills that can help stretch your food budget, improve your family's nutrition, and build healthier habits for the future.

For more information about our programs and services, please visit www.dfoww.org.

ATTORNEYS, FAIR HOUSING ADVOCATES, AND LEGAL REFERRALS REQUESTED.

DFOWW Incorporated is NOT offering legal services and is NOT seeking clients.

DFOWW Incorporated is assisting a community member seeking experienced legal counsel regarding a potential Fair Housing Act and disability accommodation matter involving federally assisted housing.

The administrative investigation process has been completed and resulted in a determination of no reasonable cause. The individual is seeking litigation counsel to evaluate potential civil remedies and conduct an independent review of the evidence and applicable law.

A substantial documentary record has been assembled and is available for confidential review by qualified legal counsel.

We welcome referrals to attorneys licensed in Georgia, as well as attorneys in neighboring states, who practice in the areas of:

• Fair Housing Act litigation
• Disability discrimination law
• Civil rights litigation
• Reasonable accommodation claims
• Housing Choice Voucher (Section 8) matters
• Federal and state housing discrimination claims

Attorneys interested in reviewing the matter, discussing potential representation, or providing a referral are invited to contact us at [email protected].

Please note that DFOWW Incorporated is not a party to this matter and is sharing this request solely as a community referral service.

Thank you for helping connect community members with qualified legal resources.

🍎 Education + Nutrition = Empowerment 🌱

Providing nutrition literacy education alongside food distributions is one of the most effective ways to promote long-term food security. While food distributions help meet an immediate need, nutrition education equips individuals and families with the knowledge and skills needed to make healthier food choices, stretch limited grocery budgets, and build sustainable habits that support lifelong wellness.

At DFOWW Incorporated, we believe that combining food access with education creates a stronger and more lasting impact within our communities. Through our Write-Right Nutrition Program, participants not only receive nutritious foods and essential resources, but also gain valuable nutrition literacy skills that can help reduce food insecurity and improve overall health outcomes.

On Monday, we were honored to host a community food distribution at Growth Mindset Wellness PC in Stockbridge, Georgia, providing food and support to local individuals and families.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our volunteers, community partners, and supporters who help make this important work possible.

To learn more about the Write-Right Nutrition Program, our nutrition literacy education workshops, and ways to qualify for participation in our free food distributions, please visit our website at www.dfoww.org.

Earlier today, DFOWW Incorporated (Daphany’s Fabulous Objective Weekly Workshops), a federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, proudly hosted supplemental food distributions through our valued community partners at Remedy in Atlanta and Growth Mindset Wellness P.C. in Stockbridge, Georgia.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our community partners, volunteers, and supporters who help make these community outreach efforts possible.

At DFOWW Incorporated, supplemental food distributions are one component of our broader Write-Right Nutrition Program (WRNP), an initiative designed to combine nutrition literacy education with supplemental food support.

Research consistently shows that access to nutritious food and nutrition education work best when provided together. While supplemental food assistance can help address immediate needs, nutrition literacy education helps individuals and families develop practical skills such as meal planning, grocery budgeting, nutrition label comprehension, healthy food preparation, food sustainability, and reducing food waste.

For many families, long-term wellness requires more than access to food alone. It also requires access to knowledge, resources, and practical skills that can help support healthier lifestyles and greater self-sufficiency.

Through the Write-Right Nutrition Program, DFOWW Incorporated is committed to helping individuals and families strengthen both food access and nutrition knowledge.

Education + Nutrition = Empowerment.

To learn more about the Write-Right Nutrition Program and ways to qualify for supplemental food items and essential supplies, please visit dfoww.org or email us at [email protected].

Challenge Question:

If your family could only grow ONE fruit, vegetable, herb, or spice at home, what would it be and why?

Comment your answer below.

Now compare your answer with some of the gardening and food sustainability concepts featured in the June 2026 edition of the DFOWW Incorporated Newsletter.

This month's newsletter includes:

• Migraine and Headache Awareness Month
• Food security and nutrition education resources
• Gardening and food sustainability education
• Community updates
• Juneteenth educational information
• Upcoming workshop announcements
• Partnership and volunteer opportunities

Read the full newsletter here:

Challenge Question:

If your family could only grow ONE fruit, vegetable, herb, or spice at home, what would it be and why?

Comment your answer below.

Now compare your answer with some of the gardening and food sustainability concepts featured in the June 2026 edition of the DFOWW Incorporated Newsletter.

This month's newsletter includes:

• Migraine and Headache Awareness Month
• Food security and nutrition education resources
• Gardening and food sustainability education
• Community updates
• Juneteenth educational information
• Upcoming workshop announcements
• Partnership and volunteer opportunities

Read the full newsletter here:
https://dfoww.org/2026/06/02/june-2026-newsletter/

Did You Know? Rising grocery prices are one of the many reasons learning to garden is becoming increasingly important.

Growing your own fruits, vegetables, herbs, and spices can help families reduce grocery expenses, improve access to fresh and nutritious foods, and develop valuable long-term food sustainability skills.

Home gardening also allows families to take a more active role in their health and wellness while enjoying fresh produce right from their own backyard or patio.

Earlier today, DFOWW Incorporated (Daphany's Fabulous Objective Weekly Workshops), a federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, proudly hosted supplemental food distributions through our community partners at Remedy In Atlanta and Growth Mindset Wellness P.C. in Stockbridge, Georgia.

Registration is now open for our upcoming Kids & Parents Gardening + Nutrition Workshop on June 27, 2026!

During this interactive workshop, families will learn: 🌱 Basic gardening techniques 🌱 How to grow fruits, vegetables, herbs, and spices 🌱 Container gardening for small spaces 🌱 Food sustainability concepts 🌱 Healthy eating and nutrition literacy

✅ All gardening materials and take-home supplies will be provided.
✅ A free catered lunch will be served to all registered attendees.

Space is limited, and advance registration is required.

Register today: https://dfoww.org/write-right-nutrition-program-workshop/

Education + Nutrition = Empowerment 💚

Earlier today, DFOWW Incorporated, a federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, proudly hosted supplemental food distributions through our valued community partners at Remedy in Atlanta and Growth Mindset Wellness PC in Stockbridge, Georgia.

We extend our sincere appreciation to our community partners, volunteers, and supporters who continue helping us serve families throughout Metro Atlanta.

At DFOWW Incorporated, supplemental food distributions are only one component of our broader Write-Right Nutrition Program (WRNP).
Unlike a traditional food pantry or food bank model, the Write-Right Nutrition Program is a structured nutrition literacy and wellness education initiative designed to combine:

• Nutrition literacy education
• Gardening and food sustainability education
• Healthy eating guidance
• Grocery budgeting strategies
• Nutrition label comprehension
• Long-term wellness and self-sufficiency education
• Supplemental food support opportunities
• Personal care items and essential supplies when available

Our mission extends beyond simply providing temporary food access. We believe:
Education + Nutrition = Empowerment
While emergency food assistance can help address immediate needs, education can help families develop practical skills that support healthier lifestyles, improved food sustainability, better food choices, and stronger long-term household wellness outcomes.

As part of this program model, supplemental food distributions are generally offered as a benefit of active participation in the Write-Right Nutrition Program. Individuals and families who enroll in and actively participate in our nutrition literacy workshops receive notifications regarding eligible program activities, resources, and supplemental food distribution opportunities connected to the program.

This approach allows us to connect short-term assistance with long-term education and practical life skills that may help families build greater self-sufficiency over time.

Current Participant Investment Structure
✅ Reduced Low-Income Participation Rates
• $25 — Single-parent or single-head-of-household families with children receiving SNAP or TANF benefits

• $40 — Two-parent households with children receiving SNAP or TANF benefits

✅ Standard Community Participation Rate
• $75 household investment fee for non-low-income households (includes up to two household adults and household children)

These participant investment fees help offset a portion of the costs associated with curriculum delivery, educational materials, gardening supplies, participant resources, insurance, transportation, facility expenses, staffing support, and catered meals.

Partnership Opportunities
Organizations interested in enrolling clients or program participants into DFOWW Incorporated workshops should anticipate either:

• Covering participant investment fees on behalf of their clients or program participants, or
• Coordinating collection and payment of applicable participant investment fees prior to services being delivered.

While donated meeting space, volunteers, and in-kind support are sincerely appreciated, operational and educational program expenses remain applicable and must be covered in order for services to be provided.

Organizations interested in establishing a formal partnership with DFOWW Incorporated may request a Partnership Packet and Partnership Agreement by emailing:

📧 [email protected]

🌱 Upcoming Kids & Parents Gardening + Nutrition Workshop 🌱

You do NOT need a backyard to grow food.
SNAP benefits not lasting through the month?
Tired of relying on inexpensive processed foods because grocery prices continue to rise?

Our upcoming workshop will teach families:

🌿 How to grow vegetables, fruits, herbs, and spices at home
🌿 Container gardening for apartments and small spaces
🌿 Ways to stretch grocery dollars further
🌿 How growing food can help reduce grocery costs
🌿 Healthy eating and nutrition habits for the entire family

👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 Kids are encouraged to participate.

✅ Every registered family receives gardening materials to take home
✅ Free catered lunch provided by Olive Garden
✅ Hands-on family learning experience

Saturday, June 27, 2026
10:30 AM – 1:30 PM
Norcross Cultural Arts and Community Center
10 College St NW, Norcross, GA 30071

Families who complete registration and actively participate in the Write-Right Nutrition Program may also become eligible for future supplemental food distributions and other program-related benefits associated with the program.

Registration is currently open:

https://dfoww.org/write-right-nutrition-program-workshop...

Space is limited and advance registration is required.

🍅 Did You Know? Botanically speaking, tomatoes are actually classified as a fruit because they develop from the fertilized o***y of a flower and contain seeds. However, from a culinary — and even legal — perspective, tomatoes are commonly treated as vegetables because of their savory flavor profile and how they are typically used in cooking.

Understanding nutrition, healthy foods, gardening, and food sustainability is one of the many educational topics incorporated into DFOWW Incorporated’s Write-Right Nutrition Program (WRNP). 🌱

Earlier today, DFOWW Incorporated proudly hosted a supplemental food distribution at Petco in the Edgewood Retail District.

We extend our sincere appreciation to Ms. Meredith and every volunteer who dedicated their time, compassion, and effort to helping support families within our community. ❤️

At DFOWW Incorporated, supplemental food distributions are only one component of our broader Write-Right Nutrition Program. Our primary focus is nutrition literacy education, wellness education, gardening education, and helping families develop practical long-term food sustainability skills.

Free food can be obtained from many traditional food banks and food pantries throughout the community. However, our organization’s mission goes beyond temporary food access. We believe individuals and families also deserve access to nutrition education, healthier lifestyle guidance, gardening knowledge, grocery budgeting strategies, and practical tools that may help support long-term wellness and self-sufficiency.

Unlike a traditional food pantry model, WRNP combines:

🥕 Nutrition literacy education
🌿 Gardening and food sustainability education
🛒 Grocery budgeting strategies
🏷️ Nutrition label comprehension
🍎 Healthy eating guidance
📦 Supplemental food assistance
❤️ Wellness and self-sufficiency support

Our mission is simple:

Education + Nutrition = Empowerment.

As part of this educational program structure, supplemental food distributions are generally reserved for actively participating workshop attendees and registered program participants.

🌱 Registration is currently open for our upcoming:

Kids & Parents Gardening + Nutrition Workshop

Families will learn:
• How to grow vegetables, fruits, herbs, and spices
• Container gardening for apartments and small spaces
• Healthy eating and nutrition literacy
• Practical ways to stretch grocery budgets and SNAP benefits further
• Food sustainability and long-term wellness skills

✅ Gardening materials included
✅ Hands-on family instruction
✅ Free catered lunch during the workshop
✅ Eligibility for certain supplemental food assistance activities connected to active WRNP participation

To help sustain program operations, gardening supplies, educational materials, transportation expenses, staffing support, participant resources, insurance costs, and catered meals, the program includes structured participant investment fees.

Current participation structure includes:

✅ Reduced Low-Income Participation Rates
• $25 — Single-parent or single-head-of-household families with children receiving SNAP or TANF benefits

• $40 — Two-parent households with children receiving SNAP or TANF benefits

✅ Standard Community Participation Rate
• $75 household investment fee for non-low-income households, which includes up to two household adults

👧🧒 All children residing within the household may participate free of charge when accompanied by a registered participating parent or guardian.

Organizations interested in establishing official partnerships with DFOWW Incorporated may request a Partnership Packet by emailing:

📧 [email protected]

🌿 Space is limited and advance registration is required.

Register today:
https://dfoww.org/write-right-nutrition-program-workshop.../

Earlier today, DFOWW Incorporated, a federally recognized 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, proudly hosted a supplemental food distribution at the facility of our valued community partner, Growth Mindset Wellness PC, in Stockbridge, Georgia.

We extend our sincere appreciation to Mrs. Tiffany Bates, NP, and every volunteer who dedicated their time, effort, and compassion to helping support families within our community. ❤️

At DFOWW Incorporated, supplemental food distributions are only one component of our broader Write-Right Nutrition Program (WRNP).

Unlike a traditional food pantry or food bank model, the Write-Right Nutrition Program is a structured nutrition literacy and wellness education initiative designed to combine:
• Supplemental food assistance
• Personal care items and essential supplies
• Nutrition literacy education
• Gardening and food sustainability education
• Healthy eating guidance
• Grocery budgeting strategies
• Nutrition label comprehension
• Long-term wellness and self-sufficiency education

Our mission extends beyond simply providing temporary food access. We believe:

Education + Nutrition = Empowerment.

While emergency food assistance helps address immediate needs, our workshops are designed to help individuals and families develop practical skills and knowledge that may support healthier lifestyles, improved food sustainability, and better long-term household wellness outcomes.

As part of this educational program structure, supplemental food distributions are generally reserved for actively participating workshop attendees and registered program participants.

To help sustain program operations, educational materials, gardening supplies, facility costs, staffing support, participant resources, insurance expenses, and catered meals, the program includes structured participant investment fees.

Current workshop participation structure includes:

✅ Reduced Low-Income Participation Rates
• $25 — Single-parent or single-head-of-household families with children receiving SNAP or TANF benefits
• $40 — Two-parent households with children receiving SNAP or TANF benefits

✅ Standard Community Participation Rate
• $75 household investment fee for non-low-income households, which includes up to two household adults and household children

These participant investment fees help offset the substantial operational and educational costs associated with delivering structured community programming.

Organizations interested in establishing official partnerships with DFOWW Incorporated may request a Partnership Packet by emailing:

📧 [email protected]

Please note:
Organizations seeking to enroll clients or program participants into DFOWW Incorporated workshops should anticipate either:

• covering participant workshop investment fees on behalf of their clients, or

• coordinating collection of the applicable reduced low-income participant fees payable to DFOWW Incorporated prior to service delivery.

While donated meeting space and in-kind support are sincerely appreciated, operational program expenses associated with curriculum delivery, staffing, supplies, meals, transportation, insurance, and educational materials remain applicable and must be covered for services to be provided.

This educational approach is one of the many things that makes DFOWW Incorporated’s Write-Right Nutrition Program unique. We are not simply distributing food — we are working to empower individuals and families through nutrition literacy, wellness education, and practical life skills designed to promote long-term community health and sustainability.

Families who complete registration for our upcoming Kids & Parents Gardening + Nutrition Workshop Saturday June 27, 2026, may also become eligible to participate in upcoming supplemental food distributions connected to the program.

🌱 Registration is currently open for our upcoming workshop:

https://dfoww.org/write-right-nutrition-program-workshop.../

Space is limited and advance registration is required.