ATLANTA - TelAve -- Marking its 12th anniversary, the 2025 Georgia Accounting Food Fight has concluded with resounding success, further cementing its commitment to ending hunger across the state. This annual fundraising campaign, a collaborative effort between Feeding Georgia and the Georgia Society of Certified Public Accountants (CPAs), raised an impressive $380,071.50 - the equivalent of nearly 1.5 million meals.

"We could not be more grateful to the Georgia Society of CPAs and all of the accounting teams who brought their best to such an important competition," said Julie Kuykendall, Executive Director of Feeding Georgia. "Thanks to this tremendous effort, many more families and neighbors across our state will receive the nourishing food they need to thrive."

Collins/Moody & Company won the honor of Grand Prize Food Fight Hero, raising $2,100 and earning the most points per employee statewide. The Grand Prize Hunger Champion Winner was Nichols, Cauley and Associates, raising $61,140.67 with the most statewide points overall. To view a complete list of the 2025 Accounting Food Fight winners by category, please visit https://feedinggeorgia.org/georgia-accounting-food-fight/.

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The Georgia Accounting Food Fight is timed each year to restock the food banks after the summer surge they experience due to the conclusion of the school year (and school lunch assistance programs). During the friendly two-week competition, accounting professionals compete to raise funds for nine food banks across the state. All funds raised by each team stay local and benefit the food bank that serves its community.

As the Georgia Accounting Food Fight concludes its 12th year, Boyd Search, CEO of The Georgia Society of CPAs, celebrated the campaign's record-breaking impact: "This year was our most successful yet, with CPAs across Georgia raising more than $380,000 to fight hunger. Together, we've now contributed nearly $2.9 million since launching this initiative—a remarkable reflection of the generosity and commitment of our profession. When we come together with a shared purpose, there's no limit to what we can achieve for our communities."

Right now, 1 in 7 Georgians is experiencing food insecurity, meaning they may not know when their next meal will be. Fundraisers like the Georgia Accounting Food Fight are more crucial than ever. The fundraising efforts will directly support Feeding Georgia's mission to provide nutritious meals to those in need and create a hunger-free Georgia.

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Since its inception in 2014, the Georgia Accounting Food Fight has collectively raised $2,926,634.60 the equivalent of 11,706,538 meals for the state's food banks.

For more information about the Georgia Accounting Food Fight and how you can contribute to Feeding Georgia's mission, please visit https://feedinggeorgia.org/georgia-accounting-f....