Volunteers for the late civil rights leader Hosea Williams’ annual Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless are preparing to serve at least 5,000 of Atlanta’s homeless and hungry this Thanksgiving.
The number seems to grow larger every year. This year in particular, food donations are running short. And hundreds of cooked turkeys are still needed.
President and CEO Elisabeth Omilami, one of Williams’ daughters, says they’ve exhausted just about all their resources.
When WABE’s “Morning Edition” host Lisa Rayam spoke with her recently, Omilami remained steadfast and committed to her late father’s vision of helping the underserved in Atlanta.
Omilami’s father died in 1998 in Atlanta. He was a civil rights foot soldier along side Martin Luther King Jr. and many other civil rights leaders.
