Find out when our Food Pantry has food distribution, the hours of our Thrift Store, donations that work for both the Food Pantry and Thrift Store, as well as when you can donate. FAQS What are the Thrift Store hours? The Thrift Store is open: Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 10:00 - 6:00. Fridays and Saturdays 10:00 - 3:00 What is the Thrift Store's phone number? (512) 778-4175 When can I drop off my donations? Monday 8:00 - 3:00 Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays 8:00 - 6:00 Fridays and Saturdays 8:00 - 3:00 When is the Food Pantry open? Our Food Pantry is open for distribution Tuesdays 9:00 - 4:45 and Thursdays 12:00 - 5:45. Pantry clients are welcome each week on either Tuesday or Thursday. Food Share Fridays are from 12:00 - 1:00 (or until the food runs out) and are open to the public. What is the Food Pantry's phone number? (512) 778-5077 When and where can I bring my donations for the Thrift Store? Is there anything you don't accept? Donations are usually accepted Monday, Friday and Saturday from 8:00-3:00, and Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 8:00-6:00. The Donations area is behind the Thrift Store (through the gate left of the store). We cannot accept: Dirty, torn or stained clothing and/or shoes Firearms Broken anything Old electronics, like cathode ray TVs or monitors, flip phones When and where can I bring my food donations? Is there anything in particular the Food Pantry needs right now? Food donations are always accepted when the OLH Center is open. There is a labeled rolling cart in the open, covered area between the Thrift Store on the left and Food Pantry on the right. Current Pantry Food and Closet Needs Food Needs Pantry Hygiene Closet Canned Pinto Beans Applesauce Canned mandarin oranges Canned pasta meal (i.e. Chef Boyardee) Canned Chili Canned Sloppy Joe Pasta Noodles (variety) Seasoned Rice Bladder / Incontinence Control pads Men’s and Women’s All in 1 Shampoo and Conditioner (or separate bottles) Liquid Laundry Detergent: (no larger than 64 oz.) Dish Soap: Small bottle Paper Towels Feminine Products (pads, liners, regular tampons)

Operation Liberty Hill's privacy policy includes our collection of information, intended use of information, opting-out use of personal information, email and postal mail, website cookies, links, security, updating personal information, donor privacy policy, changes to privacy policy, and contacting this organization. - Privacy Policy Collection of Information Operation Liberty Hill (OLH) collects certain personal information about donors, volunteers, and event participants. We will not sell, share, or rent this information to others. OLH is the sole owner of any information collected. The types of information collected can include names, addresses, e-mail addresses, telephone numbers and credit card information. We may also collect other non-personal information about your computer when you visit our web site, such as the type of browser you are using or the domain name of your Internet Service Provider. Intended Use of Information The personal information collected by OLH is used to fulfill donations, to arrange volunteering opportunities, and to send constituents details about OLH and its upcoming events, programs and projects. None of the personal information collected will be disclosed to third parties unless in response to a legal claim or law enforcement agency's request. Non-personal information may be used in the aggregate to analyze the usage of our web site and to improve its usability and value to visitors. We may share this aggregate analysis with our network of partner agencies, charitable partners and/or other third party vendors. Opting-Out Use of Personal Information If you do not wish to grant OLH the right to use your personal information as described, please send an email to info@operationlh.org or call 512-778-4176 . Upon receipt of your request to opt-out, OLH will remove your information from any future communications and all other uses set forth in the above sections. Email and Postal Mail People who donate to OLH and website users who register with our website are automatically subscribed to our email and US Postal mail newsletters. You can unsubscribe from any of these by sending an email to info@operationlh.org or calling 512-778-4176 . Website Cookies Cookies are small text files stored by your browser on your computer's hard drive. Cookies do not contain personal information. They enable us to provide a more seamless experience for our web site visitors. If a visitor rejects a cookie there may be areas of our site that are restricted. Cookies can also enable us to track and target the interests of our visitors in order to ensure that they are viewing areas of the site that are of closest interest to them. Links Our web site contains links to other sites. OLH is not responsible for the privacy practices of other sites. When we link to a new site we will launch a new browser window. Our privacy policy applies solely to information collected by our web site. Security OLH has made all reasonable efforts to protect our constituents' information with appropriate physical and electronic procedures to prevent unauthorized access both online and off-line. Only employees and volunteers who need the information to perform a specific job are granted access to personal information. In all cases, OLH employees and volunteers who have access to personal information are required to sign a non-disclosure agreement and to protect this information in a manner consistent with this privacy policy. Updating Personal Information If your personal information changes (address, phone number, etc.), or if you wish to be removed from our mailing list, please send an email info@operationlh.org or call 512-778-4176 . Donor Privacy Policy We value and respect donor privacy. OLH will never rent, sell, or trade a donor's personal information. Changes to Privacy Policy If we change our privacy policy at any time, we will post these changes on our website at www.operationlh.org . If at any point we decide to use personal information in a manner different from that stated at the time it was collected, we will notify our constituents by mail. Constituents will then have the opportunity to decide if they want us to use their information in this new manner. We will use information in accordance with the privacy policy under which the information was collected. Contacting Operation Liberty Hill You may contact OLH with questions or comments about this privacy policy, to update personal information, to opt out of the use of personal information, or any other matter related to Operation Liberty Hill by emailing us at info@operationlh.org or calling 512-778-4176 .

OLH relies on giving, whether it's giving financially - monetary donations, giving of your time - volunteering, giving food/pantry closet items - food and things like shampoo or feminine products or soap, or giving to our Thrift Store donations - these provide the means to provide for our community. Get Involved Giving can be done in a variety of ways, all of which are important and appreciated! Give Financially Put your hard-earned dollars to work in support of those in need, whether it's to buy food for the Pantry, supplies to properly sort donations or to help others with financial assistance, every dollar is purposed with client needs and being a good steward in mind. DONATE HERE Give of Your Time While the work is vitally important, it's also fun to volunteer at OLH! As a volunteer-powered organization in all sections, Donations/Sorting, Food Pantry and Thrift Store, you can choose what shifts and section work best for your schedule. Volunteer Application If you have required community service hours, please APPLY HERE Give to the Food Pantry Learn More Thrift Store Donations Learn More

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Operation Liberty Hill serves many of our community's homeless population with food and clothing on a weekly basis. In extreme weather - cold or heat - we occasionally, briefly house them in local hotels as well. Hotels for the Homeless Extreme weather conditions - whether heat or cold, escaping domestic violence, loss of one's home, coming out of an institution (e.g., hospital) can result in the need for emergency housing. Due to the grant specifications, we have to qualify each household during the application process. Average of $89*/Night *Average cost of 1 night - depending on location and day of the week. Please be sure to designate that your donation is for this program. Thank you very much!

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New Beginnings enable participants to learn new job skills or up skills in the ongoing efforts to help our clients gain better employment opportunities. OLH has partnered with LHISD to offer a unique training course for aspiring paraprofessionals (teacher assistants). As a paraprofessional, you will be working closely with the classroom teacher to support what is being taught. There are opportunities to work in a general education setting, a variety of special education classrooms, and ESL classrooms. Upon successful completion, graduates are guaranteed an interview with the LHISD. The next course will take place summer 2025. COURSE DETAILS: Duration: 3 days Sessions: - 3 sessions - Each session is from 9:00-12:00 - Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday Class Size: Limited to 8 people High School Diploma or GED is required WHY ENROLL? Upon successful completion of the course, participants are guaranteed an interview with LHISD Comprehensive training covering all essential skills Hands-on interview practice with constructive feedback Join Our Paraprofessional Training Course First name Last name Phone Number Birthday Address Email Address What type of diploma? Year of Diploma Background checks are a condition of employment with LHISD. Background Check Consent * YES, I Consent NO, I Don't Consent A brief survey of your computer skills and knowledge will be completed in the first session. Register Now Thanks for registering!

Current events, happenings, or goings on Operation Liberty Hill is sponsoring or collaborating with other organizations to promote community support of the OLH Center. Upcoming and Current Events Below are the latest happenings at Operation Liberty Hill. If you're interested in volunteering or participating in them, please email us at info@operationlh.org or call 512-778-4176. The next one starts February 19, 2025. Click the link below for more details and to register! Click Here

Operation Back to School is an OLH program for Liberty Hill ISD children that provides a pair of athletic shoes, backpack and school supplies at no cost for children eligible for the free and reduced lunch program. Operation Back to School OBS supports the school children of Liberty Hill ISD, Bertram and Briggs who participate in at least one of the following: Free/Reduced Lunch SNAP Parent/Guardian is active duty military or veteran Medicaid/CHIP Parent/Guardian is on disability Each student receives a backpack with some school supplies, a pair of athletic shoes and socks. Registration for the 2025-2026 school year will open in May 2025.

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OLH evolved out of a Liberty Hill effort to feed the hungry of our community with a once/month food pantry. Monetary donations provide the majority of our financial support, our Thrift Store is cornerstone to further assisting pantry clients & works hard to support the various programs we offer. Our Story In 2008, the Liberty Hill Community Food Bank was in a local church, offering food once a month to 45 families in LHISD. It was from this service, Operation Liberty Hill evolved. As word got around that help was available, our operations expanded, and we moved into a small house loaned by a local church and started accepting clothing donations, too. We held quarterly yard sales to buy food for the pantry. Demand had us bursting at the seams, so we moved to a building on Hwy. 29. The need for more space spurred OLH moved to its current location in 2015 and allowed us to open our Thrift Store. Wilco Master Gardeners started our community garden to provide fresh produce to the food pantry. Food drives and partnerships with Central Texas Food Bank and local grocery stores, enable us to continue meeting the needs of clients in our service area of Liberty Hill ISD, Leander, Bertram and Briggs. Sales from our Thrift Store help stock food pantry shelves and provides free clothing, shoes, and other household items to those in need. We are grateful for the continued community support through donations - financial, food, time, clothing, toys, and more - and by shopping in our Thrift Store, where you can find great deals and special treasures.

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