Sharing God’s Love in Our Community
Every day, families and individuals in the Lilburn area go without adequate food, clothing or shelter.
As a Christian ministry, Lilburn Co-op exists to address these needs for families and individuals in Gwinnett County in Lilburn, Stone Mountain and parts of Tucker. We also provide service to all members of supporting churches regardless of where they live.
A local non-profit organization, Lilburn Co-op receives funding through your tax-deductible donations and sales of donated goods at our thrift store, Lily’s Cloak.
Thanks to many outstanding volunteers and the generous support from many local churches and organizations, Lilburn Co-op has provided a ray of hope to thousands of people in need since our founding in 1994.
Recent News
May 29, 2009 – We’ve added online donation capability. With needed roof repairs, your donation is truly appreciated at this time.
April 1, 2009 – Thanks to Providence Christian Academy students Ellie Thompson, Emma Roberts and Lauren Autrey. Through a lemonade stand, they raised $84 for the ministry. Their timing was great as the food in the pantry was very low.
February 17, 2009 – Special thanks to Providence Christian Academy students who collected more than $600 in donations and a truck full of food. Your help will bless many local families in need.
February 3, 2009 – Thanks to the wonderful support of the scouts, we have a new fence built by Ryan Smith for his eagle scout project. We also have 50 beautiful blankets to give to families donated as the project of Kristina Pascutti.
January 5, 2009 – A break in at the Lilburn Cooperative ministry on Sunday evening, January 4, left the ministry with a loss of more than $500 including expenses to replace the front door. An intruder threw a rock through...
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January 1, 2009 – What a wonderful Christmas at the ministry. Donations of toys, funds, gift cards and food were enough to provide for all the families that came to us for help! Thank you to everyone who donated; you are really making a difference in...
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