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May 5, 2023
Local activist takes action to provide resources to the unhoused
Ricky Green and Keshaw Tonge join us from Green House Support Inc. Ricky founded Green House Support because of his passion for community service. He saw a need to support a community that was overlooked, underserved and left out. Green House Support was born with the vision to become the world’s largest Christian-based non-profit organization that provides essential services, affordable medical and mental healthcare, short and long-term health facilities, and affordable housing.
Join Green House Support on Saturday, May 6th for their Mother's Day Program at Candler Event Center, 3336 Ember Drive, Decatur, Ga from 10- 2 pm. The event is provide a day of support for residentially displaced mothers.
To donate or volunteer, please contact the organization at 470-881-0654 or via the website at www.greenhousesupportinc.com
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Keshaw
Retired Army Veteran, entrepreneur, site coordinator for Soldiers Angel's-Atlanta and Executive assistant for Greenhouse Support inc
Ricky Green
Founder/President
My name is Ricky Green and I'm the Founder and President of GreenHouse Support Inc. I'm a graduate of Americus High School and a degree from Atlanta Metropolitan College. I have always had a passion for community service, so as God gave me the assignment to be a voice for those in our community that are overlooked, underserved and left out I accepted the assignment and GreenHouse Support Inc was born.
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