Make Sandwiches

To make 200 or more sandwiches as a group on a day outside our normal Wednesday collections, fill out our group interest form:

 How It Works

  1. Sign up for our newsletter.

  2. Read our sandwich-making FAQs

  3. Plan your shopping trip

  4. Make sandwiches Wednesday (or Tuesday night)

  5. Drop off your sandwiches at your closest host home!

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Budget and plan your shopping trip using our ingredient calculator below!

PBJ Sandwich Making 101

After years of making PBJ’s, we have found that using spatulas like the ones pictured here make for a much easier, less messy process. They are available for purchase at local retailers and at this link on Amazon.

PB&J sandwiches are always an option, but we have limited recipients that accept them each week, so, if possible, please default to turkey sandwiches (chicken is our second preferred item among recipient organizations).

For large group events, we only allow deli sandwiches to be made.

More questions? Visit our Sandwich Making FAQ page!

Hosting a group event?

Thank you for joining the fight against food insecurity in Atlanta.

Every sandwich matters. Every volunteer makes a difference.
Together, we're feeding hope to our neighbors.

🥪 ❤️ 🥪

Groups & Organizations

Want to organize a sandwich-making event?

Perfect for companies, schools, faith groups, or community organizations.

  • For safety reasons, groups of volunteers under 18 years old require direct TSP permission to make PB&J sandwiches! Thank you for your understanding!

Make 200 or more sandwiches

Your group provides ingredients and workspace

  • Fill out this form to receive our sandwich-making toolkit and be contacted by an event coordinator for The Sandwich Project.

  • Use our event planning tool to budget for your event or build a shopping list of ingredients needed for your event!

  • Please allow us a 2-week notice before your event for planning purposes, if possible!

Help us fight food insecurity across metro Atlanta.

  • "Hope is realizing you're not alone. The Sandwich Project brings hope to many people."

    Chris 180, Recipient Organization

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