Restore Hope Sunday

The purpose of our Restore Hope Sunday event is to consistently reach those in need, specifically in the city of Atlanta. According to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), 9,499 people are experiencing homelessness on any given day in the state of Georgia.
 
While this number is not astronomical, an estimated 7,000 of those people are located in Georgia’s Capital. This means Atlanta makes up 74% of the states homeless population. Restore Hope Sunday allows us to give a glimpse of hope to those in need.
 
On the last Sunday of each month we distribute lunch sacks and hygiene kits in the downtown metro Atlanta area. These efforts allow us to feed those that otherwise may not see a meal in days, sometimes longer. Our volunteers, donors and sponsors are greatly appreciated for their contribution which helps us accomplish our goals. 
 

Restore, Empower, Unite Social Affair

February 2019 introduced our first annual social affair. This complimentary event was created to recognize the efforts of Kingdom’s Restoration, while celebrating an evening of community networking and empowerment.

A memorable highlight from the evening was a presentation from our Vice President sharing the foundation and history of Kingdom’s Restoration. Testimonials from applicants were also shared explaining the positive impact made in their lives. The evening concluded with an hour of socializing and networking that produced an atmosphere of community awareness.

We look forward to sharing this empowering social affair with many more in years to come.

Show Your Heart Initiative

The Show Your Heart Initiative was created to honor the individuals that freely give of themselves through community service. This initiative highlights acts of kindness through our organization as well as others. We encourage you to email your story to info@kingdomsrestoration.org focusing on community outreach or an event.

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Group in front of Niblack Elementary School.

2019 Back to School Donation

Kingdom’s Restoration committed to helping a school in need for the 2019-2020 school year. Having already established a partnership with Niblack Elementary, our goal was to donate much needed supplies for the school. We received a list of supplies that included items like; staplers, dry erase board cleaner, expo markers and more. This list made… Read More

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Why I Live a Life of Giving

As a young adult, Sonya Birtha recognized her calling to help others. Her journey began as an elementary school teacher, where she taught pre-k, first, and second grade. She would eventually become a School Director at Grace Heritage Christian Academy in Stone Mountain Georgia. After a twenty-year tenure in education, she began working at a… Read More

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Christopher’s Story

Ministries Without Walls Christopher Jackson has worked as a chef for over 22 years. His passion for cooking began while hosting dinner parties for friends and family, which quickly introduced him to the fascinating world of cuisine. The dedication to his gift afforded him the opportunity to open a prosperous catering business, CJ’s Cuisine. As… Read More

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International Pay It Forward Day

Blake Beattie founded International Pay It Forward Day in 2007. The inspiration came from the movie ‘Pay it Forward’ released in 2000. This film chronicled a young boy who launched a goodwill movement that caused a ripple effect of giving in the community. This International holiday has now inspired over 5 million acts of kindness… Read More

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Niblack Elementary School (FSA) Testing

Lake City, Florida Niblack Elementary School has been a part of Columbia County School District since 1954. The school was named in honor of Minnie Jones Niblack, a principal and county supervisor whose efforts were to build and improve local schools. Board members of KRI have attended this historic school dating back to the early… Read More