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Hosea Helps Continues to Serve: Launches Facebook Live Campaign, Special Guest: NAACP's James Woodall Atlanta legacy, local non-profit advocacy group Hosea Helps (AKA Hosea Feed the Hungry and Homeless) has launched a weekly (Friday, 9 p.m.) Facebook Live campaign for community outreach to continue the group’s mission during the pandemic. This week, Georgia NAACP president […]

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