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Spiritual care and support are cornerstone to what Operation Liberty Hill is about. We pray with and for our clients, their families and situations. Each day, we ask the Lord to be in our midst, that we may be the hands and feet of Jesus, serving everyone who crosses our paths throughout the day. Acerca de Spiritual Care Prayer Spiritual care and support are cornerstone to what Operation Liberty Hill is about. Both volunteers and employees pray with and for our clients, their families and situations. Before opening the doors each day, we ask the Lord to be in our midst, that we may be the hands and feet of Jesus, serving everyone who crosses our paths throughout the day.

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 pair of new athletic shoes, a pair of socks, and a backpack with school supplies, Please register below for the 2025-2026 school year. Registration: Begins May 26, 2025 and ends July 28, 2025 Distribution for Operation Back to School: Saturday, August 2nd, from 9:00-12:00 at Cross Tracks Church, 101 Church St., Liberty Hill Would you like to volunteer for this event? Click here to volunteer! Operation Back to School Registration Sorry, but this form is now closed. Parent/Guardian Last name* Parent/Guardian First name* Email* Phone* Address* PLEASE CHECK ALL OF THE PROGRAMS YOU PARTICIPATE IN: Multi choice* SNAP Free or Reduced Lunch Parent is Active Duty Military Medicaid/CHIP Parent is on Disability Child/Children's Information Child #1 Last Name* Child #1 First Name* Child #1 Shoe Size and Type* Boy or Girl* Boy Girl Child #2 Last Name Child #2 First Name Child #2 Shoe Size and Type Boy or Girl Boy Girl Child #3 Last Name Child #3 First Name Child #3 Shoe Size and Type Boy or Girl Boy Girl Child #4 Last Name Child #4 First Name Child #4 Shoe Size and Type Boy or Girl Boy Girl Memo Submit

Children 0-18 years old, living in Liberty Hill ISD, in low-income families that are not participating in other Christmas assistance services, are invited to apply to the Liberty Hill Angel Tree program. LHISD school counselors have the applications. If children are home schooled or too young to be in school, email LHangeltree@gmail.com. Giving Tree Each year various local churches, organizations, businesses, and Liberty Hill families provide opportunities for qualifying Liberty Hill ISD families to receive goods and/or services during the Christmas season. This is for any child 0-18 years old, living in LHISD, and in low-income households. Program applications are available through the LHISD's school counselors. Applications go out October 1st and are due back no later than November 4th . If your child(ren) is/are not in LHISD yet - too young, homeschooled, etc., please email Jamie Etzkorn at libertyhillgivingtree@gmail.com for an application.

The Liberty Hill Police Department (LHPD) delivers donation bins to 20 local businesses. These bins collect new, unwrapped toys and gifts. LHPD brings the donations to Operation Liberty Hill, where they are sorted by age. Clients who have not already participated in a Christmas assistance program are given a voucher and are able to "shop" for a few Christmas gifts for the children in their household. Operation Blue Santa Every fall the Liberty Hill Police Department places bins in various businesses around Liberty Hill to collect unwrapped gifts for the Liberty Hill ISD families whose children are in need of some Christmas. Families who haven't participated in other Christmas benevolence programs, reside in LHISD, and qualify for the free/reduced lunch program are eligible. At no cost to them, the parents/guardians go upstairs to 'shop' for Christmas gifts for their children.

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

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!

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 9:00 - 5:00. 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 - 5:00 Fridays 8:00 - 3:00 Saturdays 10:00 - 3:00 When is the Food Pantry open? Our Food Pantry is open for distribution Tuesdays and Thursdays 9:00 - 4:00. 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 Mondays and Fridays from 8:00-3:00, Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays from 8:00-5:00, and Saturdays from 10:00-3:00. The Donations area is behind the Thrift Store (around the back 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 Canned Pinto Beans Applesauce Canned mandarin oranges Canned pasta meal (i.e. Chef Boyardee) Canned Chili Canned Sloppy Joe Pasta Noodles (variety) Seasoned Rice Pantry Hygiene Closet 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) Do you help with SNAP applications? SNAP application assistance is available by phone - call 211. Central Texas Food Bank also assists with SNAP applications - click the link: https://www.centraltexasfoodbank.org/get-help/snap

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.

Rise Up provides clients with wrap-around services, to include financial education, financial assistance, free GED/ESL courses, free job training, connect clients with employment opportunities, and more, in a consolidated effort to help our clients achieve financial stability. Acerca de The Rise Up program provides clients with wrap-around services at no cost to them, e.g., financial assistance with a utility bill, enrollment in free GED or ESL course, upskill workforce training, connect with employment opportunities, basic money management course, adult digital literacy, and more. Everyone experiences bumps in the road of life. Rise Up is here to help navigate and anticipate those bumps so they won't derail you. Call 512-778-4176 to make an appointment with Program Director, Regina O'Brien. If you are interested in partnering with OLH in support of Rise Up, I'd love to start that conversation! Please call 512-778-4176 or email me at reginao@operationlh.org . Relating with money Nuts & bolts of budgeting Break the chains of debt In partnership with.... Click here to learn more and register! Saving & wise spending Click here to learn more and register!

Silver Bells is a sister program to Angel Tree, connecting LHISD's golden residents to sponsors who help to meet the senior's wants and needs, whether through gifts, companionship, services (e.g., picking up Rx, delivering food, etc.) and more. Silver Bells Program Registrants must be at least 60 years old and live within the Liberty Hill ISD boundaries. Registration closes November 21, 2025. Silver Bells (a sister program to Giving Tree) is here t o honor and support our senior citizens. We match seniors with individuals or families who wish to spread some holiday cheer to our golden residents. If you are missing family and friends, have Christmas wishes or needs, we would love to help! Registrants must be at least 60 years old and live within the LHISD boundaries. Please complete the registration form below (either for yourself or on behalf of a senior) beginning Monday, September 29, 2025. The form must be submitted by November 21st. Paper applications are available at the OLH Center (1401 N. Hwy. 183, Leander). They, too, must be mailed (P.O. Box 1081, LH, 78642) or dropped off here at the Center. If you have any questions or problems completing the registration, please call (512) 778-4176. If you are interested in sponsoring this year, please email lhsilverbells@gmail.com Please Note: We are asking sponsors to have a $125 spend limit. Silver Bells registration will kick off on Monday, September 29, 2025 and will close on Friday, November 21, 2025. Silver Bells Registration First Name: Last Name: Spouse's Name: Street Address City Zip Code Email Home Phone: Cell Phone: Can you receive text messages? Yes No May we share your contact info with the sponsor? * Yes No Choose how you want to get your gifts: * My sponsor can deliver the gifts to me. A volunteer can deliver the gifts to me. I will pick them up at Operation Liberty Hill. Please list any special assistance needed: Next

Operation Liberty Hill programs include Money Fundamentals, Rise Up, and Kids Summer Snack Bags, and our services include Food Pantry, Thrift Store, Spiritual Care, and Financial Help. Programs and Services Programs Get information, education, and assistance to become more financially stable. Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Learn More Hotels for the Homeless Learn More Learn More Silver Bells Program Learn More Services Learn More Food Pantry Learn More Thrift Store SNAP Benefits Application Assistance We offer assistance with SNAP applications by appointment. Please send an email with the days and times when you're available to: snapatolh@operationlh.org and someone will get back with you shortly. Learn More Financial Help Spiritual Care Learn More