Help Us End the Year Strong!
As this year comes to a close, you have the power to help families in our community step into the new year with hope 💙
Your end-of-year gift to Operation Liberty Hill provides food, essential resources, and life-changing support for the children and families who need it most. Every dollar given helps meet real needs—right here, right now—and creates lasting impact well beyond the holidays.
If you’re looking for a meaningful way to give before December 31, we invite you to partner with us. Together, we can continue meeting people where they are and walking alongside them toward stability and hope.
✨ Make your end-of-year gift today and be part of something that truly changes lives.
OLH will be closed Dec. 24th, Dec. 25th, & Jan. 1st.
New Thrift Store Hours!
Starts: December 1, 2025
Days: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays
New Times: 9:00-5:00
*Friday and Saturday store hours are still 10:00-3:00
An Additional Day!
In response to community need, our Food Pantry is now open on Saturdays from 10:00-2:00.
TUESDAYS
9:00 - 4:00
THURSDAYS
9:00 - 4:00
SATURDAYS
10:00 - 2:00
Our Neighbors and Students Need Us More than Ever
In the last month alone, our Food Pantry has experienced a 36% increase in the number of households needing food.
Every LHISD school has students going hungry over the long weekends, so we're packing Blessing Bags with 3 meals and 8-10 snacks. And for the Thanksgiving and Christmas breaks, those bags will be bigger.
How can you help?
PACK BLESSING BAGS
Email info@operationlh.org to get on the schedule.
DONATE FOOD FOR OUR STUDENTS
- Microwavable bowls like ramen, mac & cheese, etc.
- Easy open cans of chili, beefaroni, ravioli, hearty soups, etc.
- Single serve bags of goldfish, pretzels, microwave popcorn, etc.
- Beef sticks, Vienna sausages, beef or turkey jerky, etc.
- Granola/Protein bars
- Squeezable yogurt
- Chicken and tuna pouches
- Boxes/bowls of cereal
- Cartons of shelf stable milk
- Instant oatmeal
- Peanut butter/cheese crackers
- Juice boxes
- Trail mix with nuts
- Pouches of nut varieties
- Nut butters
Be a Part of Helping Your Community!
If you have a servant's heart, if you love our community and want to make a real difference in it, volunteer with Operation Liberty Hill! We have several different areas in which you can serve - Donations/Sort, Food Pantry and Thrift Store - as well as different ways in each area. Come join our team today!
Expanded Hours for Donations
Donations are usually accepted:
Mondays and Fridays from 8:00-3:00
Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 8:00-5:00
Saturdays from 10:00-3:00
The Donations area is behind the Thrift Store (through the gate left of the store).
We cannot accept:
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Dirty, torn or stained clothing and/or shoes
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Firearms
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Broken anything
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Old electronics, like cathode ray TVs or monitors, flip phones
Our Services
In Partnership
Working together to provide food for our neighbors in need.
2024
Meals Distributed
(556,728 pounds of food)
506,116
Number of People Helped
55,234
65,126
Articles of Clothing and Shoes Given to Pantry Clients
Total Volunteer
Hours
15,972
Financial Assistance Given
$72,488
3,173
Children Assisted in Various Programs
Our Core Values
Our core values are what everything we do - and say - here at Operation Liberty Hill is based upon; everything from our Mission Statement, Vision Statement, programs, services, even day-to-day operations are all founded upon the six statements below.
1. Christ Centered - We start with Jesus. He is the Cornerstone of our mission, our decisions, our relationships. We exist to serve in His name and for His glory. (I Cor 10:31)
2. Integrity - We operate with honesty, ethics, and transparency. Every dollar, every donation, every decision is made with stewardship in mind. (1 Peter 4:10)
3. Love in Action - We demonstrate Christ’s love not just in words, but through compassionate service—helping people when and where they need it most. (1 John 3:18)
4. Community Partnership - We believe lasting change happens when we work together—with local organizations, churches, and individuals—to strengthen and uplift our entire community. (Heb 10:24)
5. Servant Leadership - We lead with humility, putting others’ needs before our own. That’s what keeps us grounded and effective. (Phil 2:3–4)
6. Empowerment - We don’t just meet immediate needs—we equip our neighbors with the knowledge, skills, and resources to build financial stability and long-term independence.
(1 Thes 5:11)