Free Food Distribution in Gwinnett County: Fresh Food Available at Lenora Park on February 10 - The place Gwinnett residents trust to explain what’s happening

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Free food is just a short drive away for Gwinnettians. On Tuesday, February 10, starting at 3:00 p.m., Lenora Park will host a free, contactless, drive-thru food distribution providing fresh produce and non-perishable food items to individuals and families in need.

This event is part of Gwinnett County’s ongoing commitment to fight food insecurity and ensure residents have access to safe, nutritious food—especially during a time when many households are feeling financial pressure.

📍 Event Details (Free Food – Gwinnett County)

Date: Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Time: Begins at 3:00 p.m.
Location: Lenora Park, 4515 Lenora Church Road, Snellville, GA
Cost: Free
Availability: First come, first served (while supplies last)
ID Required: No
Format: Contactless, drive-thru (please clear your trunk)

For more information and additional food resources, visit GwinnettCounty.com/FoodResources.

Why Free Food Programs Matter So Much to Gwinnettians

Food insecurity isn’t a distant issue—it’s happening right here at home. More than 90,000 Gwinnett residents are currently facing uncertainty due to disruptions in federal nutrition assistance programs, compounded by recent economic pressures and delayed paychecks affecting federal workers.

Access to food is about more than meals. It’s about:

Children being able to focus in school
Seniors maintaining their health
Working families staying afloat during tough months
Neighbors having dignity and peace of mind

That’s why Gwinnett County has taken a community-wide, proactive approach—partnering with nonprofits, cooperative ministries, volunteers, and regional food organizations to deliver immediate relief and long-term support.

Recently, Nicole Love Hendrickson, Chairwoman of Gwinnett County, announced a $250,000 donation of food and hygiene products to six local cooperative ministries—ensuring food pantries can continue serving residents throughout the year.

Find Ongoing Free Food Assistance in Gwinnett County

If you or someone you know needs food support beyond mobile distributions, Gwinnett’s cooperative ministries are available by appointment:

🏠 Lawrenceville Co-Op

52 Gwinnett Drive, Suite C, Lawrenceville, GA 30046
📞 770-339-7887 | 📧 LawrencevilleCoop@gmail.com

🏠 North Gwinnett Co-Op

4395 Commerce Drive, Buford, GA 30518
📞 770-271-9793

🏠 Lilburn Co-Op

5329 Five Forks Trickum Road, Lilburn, GA 30047
📞 770-931-8333 | 📧 Info@LilburnCoop.org

🏠 Southeast Gwinnett Co-Op

55 Grayson Industrial Parkway, Grayson, GA 30017
📞 770-985-5229 | 📧 Info@SEGwinnettCoop.org

🏠 Duluth Co-Op

3649 Rogers Bridge Road, Duluth, GA 30097
📞 770-623-9563 | 📧 Info@DuluthCo-op.org

🏠 Neighborhood Cooperative Ministries (Norcross)

500 Pinnacle Court, Suite 510, Norcross, GA 30071
📞 770-263-0013 | 📧 Info@OurNCM.org

You can also locate nearby pantries using the Atlanta Community Food Bank’s interactive Food Pantry Map.

Need help navigating resources? Gwinnett County Community Navigators are available 24/7 at 770-822-8850.

Mobile Food Distribution Schedule Across Gwinnett County (2026)

Gwinnett County hosts twice-monthly mobile food distributions at parks across the county. Each site is drive-thru, contactless, and ID-free.

🏞️ Best Friend Park – Norcross

January 27 | April 28 | July 28 | October 2

🏞️ Rhodes Jordan Park – Lawrenceville

January 13 | April 14 | July 14 | October 13

🏞️ Bryson Park – Lilburn

February 24 | May 26 | August 25 | November 24

🏞️ Rock Springs Park – Lawrenceville

March 10 | June 9 | September 8 | December 8

🏞️ Lenora Park – Snellville

February 10 | May 12 | August 11 | November 10

🏞️ Shorty Howell Park – Duluth

March 24 | June 23 | September 22 | December 15

Gwinnett-Specific FAQs About Free Food Distribution

Do I need to live in Snellville to attend the Lenora Park food distribution?
No. Any Gwinnett County resident may attend, regardless of city.

Do I need ID or proof of income?
No identification or paperwork is required.

Can seniors or families without cars participate?
These distributions are drive-thru. If transportation is an issue, call Community Navigators at 770-822-8850 to explore options.

What kind of food will I receive?
You can expect a mix of fresh fruits and vegetables plus shelf-stable items. Items vary based on availability.

How early should I arrive?
Arriving early is recommended. Distribution is first come, first served until supplies run out.

Can organizations request a food distribution for their community?
Yes. Email VolunteerGwinnett@GwinnettCounty.com or call 770-822-7955. Visit the Gwinnett County Food Resources

💛 Bottom Line for Gwinnettians

Programs like these aren’t just about food—they’re about community resilience. In moments of uncertainty, Gwinnett County continues to show up, making sure neighbors don’t have to choose between groceries, rent, or medicine.

If you need food, help is available.
If you don’t, consider sharing this information—because one post can make a real difference.