Lake Christian Ministries

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13157 S Old Moneta Rd
Moneta, VA 24121

Lake Christian Ministries is a regional non-profit organization based in Moneta, VA, dedicated to providing essential services to individuals and families in need in Bedford, Franklin, and Pittsylvania counties. Their mission includes offering food assistance, crisis financial aid, job assistance, and community referrals to create a poverty-free community where every individual is valued and connected.

Supported by volunteers, businesses, civic organizations, and local churches, Lake Christian Ministries hosts annual fundraising events like SML Gives Day and the SML Walk to End Poverty. Through the generosity of donors and the dedication of volunteers, LCM strives to bring hope and support to those facing challenges in the Smith Mountain Lake area.

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5.01 reviews
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Gail B.
5/23/2025

This organization has lots of projects to help the community. If you need clothes - you can register and "shop" for free. If you need furniture or financial advice, volunteers will help. I am...

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