Why does “Gas + Groceries” matter? Since the average commute for workers in most Northeast Georgia communities is 24 minutes and there is no public transportation safety net, gas for the car is NOT optional – it is a requirement for getting to and holding a job. Quite often women in need are placed in the position of having to choose between putting gas in the car, feeding their children, paying the rent, buying medicine, etc.
Building a Path Forward helps women and single mothers take steps toward long-term stability and independence through workforce support and community resource connections.
We understand that many women are not lacking motivation—they are lacking support, opportunity, or resources during difficult seasons of life.
Through this program, The Reach 922 helps connect women with:
By helping remove everyday barriers like food insecurity and transportation challenges, we help women focus on building a stronger future for themselves and their families.
The Reach 922 program is a 501(c)(3) organization. Please donate here. If you are interested in volunteering to help our program and its residents, please visit our Volunteer page.
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