Our Location:

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Lily Ann Thrift Store & Food Bank
Box 1003
33 York Street
Haliburton, Ontario
K0M 1S0
Store: (705) 457 - 3331
Foodbank: (705) 457-3010

Food Bank Hours

Tuesday, Thursday & Saturday
11:00 am—1:00 pm 
Third Thursday is Good Food Box only

Lily Ann Thrift Store Hours

Temporary Drop Off Hours In Effect
Monday to Saturday from 9 am to 12 noon

Open for shopping from Monday to Saturday from 10:00 am—2:00 pm

Please call the store at 705-457-3331 to make an appointment for donations.

About Us

The Christian Community Concern Centre or 4C’s FOOD BANK and the LILY are staffed and directed solely by volunteers. The Board of Directors consist of representatives from area churches.

All monies from the LILY go directly to the 4Cs and help to provide for the established programs.   Churches, schools, organizations and individuals generously donate food, money, items and many, many hours of labour to the 4Cs’ organization.

Our History
In 1979, the 4Cs was founded by the ministers of the Anglican, United, Baptist and Full Gospel Lighthouse churches.    These dedicated ministers took turns counselling and caring for the needs of people. Donations enabled them to provide some food to those in need.

In 1985, the Drag River Municipal Building on Maple Avenue became available and the Municipality offered the building to the 4Cs. Services then expanded to include the LILY which sold second-hand clothing etc., thus providing more income to purchase food.

In 2005, the Haliburton Campus of Fleming College was offering a course to build an environmentally friendly sustainable building. And once again, the Municipality showed its support by offering  the 4Cs the chance to become recipients of this building and offered to help with the cost. The 4Cs successfully campaigned for and raised their share of the cost. 


Did you know?
Our sustainable building was built using bales of straw, pop bottles, hempcrete, strawboard wall panels among other materials? See the story of how our sustainable building was built through community support and partnerships.

How are building was built...