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'GG' Marshall feeds homeless people at Unity Park in St. Petersburg

Tampa Bay, FLLocal News

In St. Petersburg, Germaine “GG” Marshall has become a vital resource for the homeless community at Unity Park, driven by the values instilled in her by her mother, Gert. For years, she has coordinated feeding initiatives through the Wind and Word Life House Church, providing nutritious meals and essential personal care items to those struggling with homelessness. Marshall’s dedication extends beyond meal distribution; she engages with individuals on a personal level, knowing many by name and forming lasting friendships. Her recent expansion into supporting families highlights her commitment to addressing broader community needs.

Local resident Cedrick Williams commends her efforts as “absolutely wonderful,” reflecting the positive impact she has on the lives of many. Marshall attributes her motivation to her faith, stating, “It’s all Jesus. Not me. ” As she continues to serve, her work not only nourishes the body but also uplifts the spirit, creating a sense of belonging among the homeless. Marshall’s actions exemplify the power of community service in fostering hope and connection.

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