Who Do We Help? We serve residents of Gwinnett County, Georgia living in Grayson (30017), Snellville (30039, 30078), and Loganville (Gwinnett/30052). You must have a picture id. You must have a piece of US Postal mail addressed to yourself that was received within the last 30 days of your visit to the Co-op. Clients can get food every two weeks

Trip Elementary School participates in the Gwinnett County Public Schools Seamless Summer Option (SSO) program, providing free breakfast and lunch to children 18 and under when school is out for the summer. All meals must be consumed on-site. No registration, identification, or proof of income is needed. Contact person is Tiiloni Beavers, Operations Coordinator with the GCPS School Nutrition Program.

Nonprofit social service resource center providing twice‑weekly food distributions (client‑choice pantry on Wednesdays and pre‑packed food boxes on Saturdays), a monthly Senior Boxes program, and periodic mobile fresh‑produce pantry events. They also operate a community thrift store on‑site and offer limited emergency financial assistance by appointment.

Serves Gwinnett county residents. Must bring ID or proof of Gwinnett residency.

On-site registration required

Simonton Elementary School participates in the Gwinnett County Public Schools Seamless Summer Option (SSO) program, providing free breakfast and lunch to children at no charge during the summer. Meals must be consumed on-site. The program is open to all children 18 years of age and under with no income requirements or registration needed. Contact person is Tiiloni Beavers.

Grace Snell Middle School participates in the Gwinnett County Public Schools Seamless Summer Option (SSO) program, a USDA-funded initiative that provides free breakfast and lunch to children 18 and under when school is not in session. All meals must be consumed on-site. The cafeteria manager is Lee Ann Coleman.

Please make an appointment before visiting: https://portal.soxbox.co/pantry/lawrenceville-cooperative-ministry. ID is required for adults and birth certificates for children in the household.

usually they are off every 3rd wednesday of the month.

We particularly focus on helping to feed all that are in need but not limited the following groups:

• The elderly living on fixed incomes
• Working families considered to be low-income
• Individuals with medical or physical disabilities
• Homeless and transient people
• Individuals and families experiencing a temporary emergency (e.g. an illness, injury, or loss of employment)
• The following documentation is needed and must be presented to receive food pantry service:
• Proof of Gwinnett County residence (i.e. driver license, utility bill)
• Proof of U.S. citizenship (i.e. birth certificate, alien registration card, passport)
• Proof of possible income documents (ie. employer pay stub, SSI benefit letter, unemployment document, retirement/pension

• Please bring a copy of the documents that will be maintained in our secure data files.

Do you need Assistance? If you need assistance, you need to download the application and submit it and supporting documentation. Please click on the button below to download the application and submit it. https://www.purposeworldchurch.com/purposeful-food-pantry/pre-registration-application-for-certification-and-eligibility-for-food-pantry-program/

Registration on website required