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  • Allegany College of Maryland/Cumberland (ACM) - Food Pantry

    https://www.allegany.edu/the-pantry/index.html

    The Pantry

    Together, we CAN!
    The Pantry provides food and personal care products to students in need.
    Questions?
    Pantry Representative 
    thepantry@allegany.edu
    301-784-5234
    Location: COLLEGE CENTER (CC) 54
    Cumberland Campus Aerial Image
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    What you need to do?
    • Complete a request form
    • Visit CC-54 (College Center ground floor, across from elevators) during open hours to pick up items
    • Email thepantry@allegany.edu  if you have questions
    What do we do?
    • Discretely provide emergency food and/or personal care items to students
    • Link to local resources
    • Educate and promote information to address food insecurity
    Schedule Information: Spring 2020

    Open Tuesdays 12:30-1:30

    Open Wednesdays 11:30-1:30

    Open Fridays 2:00-3:00

    Other days/times: by appointment only

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    Aunt Bertha
    (DSS) Allegany County, MD Department of Social Services
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  • Appalachian State University (ASU) - SGA Student Discount Card, 2020

    Local Student Discounts

    The Student Government Association has partnered with many local businesses to allow Appalachian State students to recieve discounts on a variety of goods and services. To receive the student discount, simply present your Appcard at the time and location of purchase. Only current ASU students are eligible for student discounts.

    Where can I use my ASU Student Discount and what are the discount offers?

    Best Buy 
    15% off Apple Laptops
    Additional Best Buy deals found here.

    Boone Bike & Touring
    899 Blowing Rock Rd
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% accessories, excluding labor, sale items, Yakima products

    Comeback Shack
    1521 Blowing Rock Rd
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% discount on entire order with ASU student/staff ID

    Cornerstone Christian Books, Gifts, & Gallery
    1894 Blowing Rock Rd
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% discount on any non-sale, in-stock items

    Danl Boone Inn
    130 Hardin St
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% Dine-In Only

    Dominos Pizza
    702 Blowing Rock Rd Ste 3
    Boone, NC 28607
    Student deals upon request

    Jersey Mikes Subs
    119 New Market Center
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% off any size sub

    Los Arcoiris Mexican Restaurant
    168 Boone Heights Dr
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% off

    Mokotos
    2124 Blowing Rock Rd
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% Discount

    The Manor House Restaurant at Chetola Resort
    500 N Main St
    Blowing Rock, NC 28605
    10% discount on lunch, dinner, and Sunday brunch (excluding Prix Fixe dinners, holidays, and special events)

    Nick's Restaurant and Pub
    4527 Tynecastle Highway
    Banner Elk, NC 28604
    10% off purchase with student ID

    The Peddler Steak House
    1972 Blowing Rock Rd
    Boone, NC 28607
    20% off entire

    Peppers Restaurant
    240 Shadowline Dr
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% off

    Red Onion Cafe
    227 Hardin St
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% off

    Sassy & Co. Hair Salon
    1434 Hwy 105 Unit (4A)
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% off, not applicable with other discount

    Stick Boy Bread Co.
    345 Hardin St
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% off

    Stick Boy Kitchen
    211 Boone Heights Dr
    Boone, NC 28607
    10% off entire bill upon request

    Woodlands BBQ
    PO Box 1043
    Blowing Rock, NC 28605
    10% off

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  • Arizona State University/Tempe (ASU) - USG Bike Co-Op

    BIKE CO-OP

    The Bike Co-Op is a non profit bicycle repair shop that can fix nearly any problems you may have with your bikes or skateboards. 

    Hours

    Monday: 11-4pm

    Tuesday: 11-4pm

    Wednesday: 11-4pm

    Thursday: 11-4pm

    Friday: 11am-4pm

    We are a Non-profit Bicycle Repair shop run by ASU students for ASU students and faculty.

    We are located at the back of the SDFC on the corner of Normal Ave. and E Apache Blvd - right across from Vista del Sol.

    We offer free services for every bike. This includes:

    • Wheel Truing

    • Tuneups

    • Part installation

    • Cleaning and lubrication

    • Brake adjustments

    • Shifting adjustments

    • Bottom bracket/Hub rebuilds

    • And More!


    The ONLY thing you need to worry about is the cost of new parts which are extremely discounted.

    So come on by! Ask us questions while we work on your bike, we are happy to teach you how to do it yourself!

    Get in touch with the Bike Co-Op on your Campus! 

    UPDATE: The Bike Co-Op is temporarily closed due to the COVID-19 outbreak. We apologize for the inconvenience. Stay healthy, Sun Devils! 

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  • Augustana University (Augie) - ASA Readership Program

    Collegiate Readership Program

    The "USA Today Collegiate Readership Program" is Augustana's free newspaper program, funded by the Augustana Student Association (ASA). Copies of the Argus Leader and USA Today newspapers are available every weekday at two locations in the Morrison Commons.

    Augustana's "Collegiate Readership Program" was piloted in 2007 and kicked off in 2008. The mission of the program is to enhance the learning environment on campus by encouraging students to read newspapers, promoting critical thinking and an awareness of current events.

    The ASA politely reminds faculty, staff and college guests that the free newspapers are provided for students and are not available to others. Students are reminded to read, reuse, and recycle. Please return papers to the distribution racks in the Commons so that more students may have the opportunity to read the paper.

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  • Baton Rouge Community College (BRCC) - SGA Funding Opportunities

    Leadership Academy
    The Leadership Academy is based off of the five core leadership values of service, productivity, character, diversity, and justice. The Academy is a series of workshops that offers students leadership, growth, and development.

    USA Today Collegiate Readership Program
    The Student Government Association funds the opportunity for students to pick up a selection of newspapers each day. The program is designed to promote civic engagement, global awareness, and media literacy on campus by exposing students to the news and information shaping their lives.

    Blue Books, Scantrons, and Bus Passes
    The Student Government Association provides the opportunity for students to pick up a complimentary scantron and bluebook daily.  In addition, current students can request a FREE CATS bus pass.  To receive a bus pass students must provide a current BRCC ID, along with their current class schedule. To receive a bluebook and scantron students must present their current BRCC ID.

    Clubs/Organizations
    Student Organizations can apply for additional funding grants, if needed, each semester to help assist funding for educational conferences and conventions. Each active club may receive up to $1,250.00 each semester.

    Departmental Grants
    Academic and non-academic departments may apply for grants each academic year to assist with funding for educational projects, programs, or events that will enhance the image of the university. These grants must fund activities that primarily benefit the student body in either an academic or non-academic way.

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  • Biola University - New York Times

    New York Times

    SGA funds a campus subscription to the New York Times. Newspapers are available in various spots throughout campus.

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  • Biola University - SGA Hammocks

    Hammocks

    Check out a hammock for free in the SGA office and hang out with your friends outside of the Student Union Building! More hammock spots will be installed during the 18-19 school year.

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  • Biola University - SGA Room Sponsorship

    SGA Room Sponsorship

    SGA reserves tabling spots or rooms for students to conduct meetings or simple events. Intended activities must meet Biola's Community Standards in order to be approved. SGA sponsorship does not imply endorsement or financial support of the activity or event. Complete the Sponsorship Request Form to get started.

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  • Bowdoin College - Polar Flix

    Bowdoin College's BSG spends $14,000 for an online movie streaming service that students can access through their phones or computers.

    Before the movie plays, BSG has a video message, which makes sure that students know more about BSG.

    "BSG has historically funded it for the last dozen years," says Elliott Ewell, BSG Vice President (24-25). "All students and faculty can access it through a website with SSO. The service does not carry all that Apple or Netflix has but carries an “in-between.” It’s not the same as any offered services but carries some products from many of them."

    https://www.swank.com/
    https://www.swank.com/residence-life-cinema/
    Discover a streaming solution – created exclusively with the college audience in mind – designed to help you reach your goals by strengthening and engaging your entire campus.

    https://www.linkedin.com/in/elliott-ewell-142b61281/
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  • Butler University (BU) - Water Filtration Stations, 2019

    SGA plans to increase number of water filtration stations on campus

    Water filtration stations are located near common water fountains on campus. Photo by Ben Taylor.

    ERIC YOUNG | STAFF REPORTER | emyoung2@butler.edu

    SGA’s Student Initiatives Board plans to continue adding more water filtration stations around campus in the upcoming semesters.

    Water filtration stations are the rectangular boxes often seen above drinking fountains on campus. The stations are supposed to fill water bottles more conveniently than drinking fountains while also encouraging the use of reusable water bottles. Most stations feature a tracker that allows students to see how many plastic water bottles have been saved by refilling their water bottle.

    Each filtration station added to an existing water fountain on campus costs $2,000. Filtration stations added in a location without a water fountain can cost upward of $5,000 to $6,000. The last water filtration stations were approved for funding through the university capital budgeting process in June 2018. Following the approval of a handful of stations, additional funding was then added to build several more stations across campus bringing the total to nine new stations for the fall semester.

    “We see a trend of students of our generation are more concerned about sustainability than they ever have before,” said John Lacheta, SGA vice president of student initiatives and a senior management information systems and risk management double major.

    The idea to add water filtration stations was in part to student feedback both in person and through a survey asking students what they initiatives they want to see on campus.

    “Students frequently indicated they wanted to see more filtration stations around campus,” Lacheta said. “More outreach was done to target the most needed spaces, and the funds were secured, and the stations installed.”

    Despite costs, Kelly Helmer, a first-year digital media production major, said she felt the positive benefits of the filtration stations outweighed the costs.

    “Living in Ross, it’s kind of hard to fill up from normal drinking fountains,” Helmer said. “It makes it a lot easier when you’re late to class and out of water. I’m fine with the number of stations they have now.”

    Nolan Ahearn, a first-year health sciences major, said he finds the filtration stations convenient and understands the positive impact they can have on the planet, but is not sure if they are entirely worth it.

    “Most people can’t get into something that they can’t physically see the connection to,” Ahearn said. “The fact that it’s more of a belief and you’re just believing that it’s saving plastic isn’t really changing people’s minds. They just use it for the conveniency of the matter when really they could just be using the drinking fountain.”

    When the new Lacy School of Business opens next semester, the building will feature water filtration stations. Along with the business building, there is a possible opportunity to extend the station population by five new stations across campus in the near future through the university capital budgeting process.

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  • California State University/Los Angeles (CSULA) - ASI Food Pantry

    Food Pantry

    Purpose and Who We Serve

    The Cal State LA Food Pantry, under the division of Student Life, works in close partnership with the office of the Dean of Students, the University Student Union, and with various departments throughout campus such as the Alumni Association, Associated Students Inc. (ASI), Center for Student Involvement (CSI), College of Health and Human Services, College of Natural and Social Sciences, Department of Financial Aid, Kinesiology and Nutritional Science, Marketing, Public Health, Social Work, and Sociology. The food pantry’s objective is to provide currently enrolled students with free food regardless of verified need as a means of supporting their wellbeing. Our goal is to eliminate as many barriers as possible to ensure ultimate success for Cal State LA students. 

    Location and Hours 

    University Student Union, Room 308E (across from the Los Angeles Room), 

    The Food Pantry will be open on the following days of the week:

    • Service Days: Wednesdays, 11 AM – 1 PM and 3 PM – 5 PM
      • Currently enrolled Cal State LA students are eligible to pick up pre-packaged food bags.
      • For appointments outside of this schedule please contact 323-343-3103.
    • Donation Days: Mondays, 11 AM – 1 PM and 3 PM – 5 PM
      • Staff, faculty, and students can donate non-perishable food items for distribution during the semester.
      • All donations must canned, dried, or pre-packaged as non-perishable

    How to Receive Services 

    To receive free food from the Food Pantry, Cal State LA students must provide proof of enrollment by accessing their GET account and must present their student ID.

    How to Donate

    Giving is Golden! at Cal State LA.  Here are the non-perishable food items to consider when donating to the university Food Pantry:

    Grains

    Proteins

    Vegetables/Fruit

    Other Food Items
    • Rice
    • Oats/Oatmeal
    • Cornmeal
    • Pasta
    • Cereal
    • Crackers
    • Canned Meats
    • Beans
    • Nuts
    • Powdered Eggs
    • Soy Products
    • Peanut Butter
    • Canned Vegetables 
    • Canned Fruits
    • 100% Vegetable Juice
    • 100% Fruit Juice
    • Apple Sauce
    • Soups
    • Snacks
    • Pasta Sauce
    • Gluten Free Options
    • Non-perishable Vegetarian/Vegan options

    Donations can be dropped off at the following locations:

    • Cal State LA Food Pantry, U-SU 308 E, 11am-1pm and 3pm-5pm, Mondays and Wednesdays  (during the semester)
    • Office of the Dean of Students, SA 115, 8am-6pm, Monday-Friday
    • Center for Student Involvement, U-SU 204, 8am-6pm, Monday-Friday

    If your department is interested in becoming a Cal State LA Food Pantry donation site, please contact us at 323-343-3103. 

    Fall 2017 Food Pantry Usage Data

    As of fall 2017, the food pantry has served over 1,500 Cal State LA students since its opening in the spring of 2017.  We serve an average of more than 100 students per week.  Below are statistics captured through an optional and anonymous survey for fall 2017 to date:

    • 67% of users are returners
    • 59% of users identify as female, 39% identify as male, and 2% as non-gender conforming
    • 50% of users identify as Hispanic or Latino with the next highest percentages being 10% who identify as Black or African American, 9% who identify as White or Caucasian, and the remaining 30% identify as other specific ethnic backgrounds
    • 25% of users are senior-standing students, 23% of users identifying as junior-standing, 14% are graduate students, and 15% are freshman-standing students, and 8% are sophomore-standing students
    • 86% of users live off campus with 14% living on campus
    • 90% of users do not currently have CalFresh benefits, with 9% of users indicating that they do receive CalFresh benefits. 

    Follow us on Facebook and Instagram! 

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  • California State University/Los Angeles (CSULA) - ASI Free Scantrons

    The ASI provides Cal State LA students with free scantrons and bluebooks everyday (Saturdays & Sundays exempt). You have to take the test, but you do not you have to pay for the scantron or bluebook. Each Cal State LA student is limited to either; one scantron and one large bluebook, two scantrons, or two bluebooks on each visit. Pick them up today so you have them when you need them in the future.

    For specific information about how you can take advantage of these great opportunities offered by ASI, come by our office located in University-Student Union Room 203 or call (323) 343-4778.

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  • Central College (IA) - Food Encouragement Advice Support Togetherness (F.E.A.S.T.) FUND

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  • City University of New York/Borough of Manhattan Community College (CUNY BMCC) - Panther Pantry

    BMCC students facing a food emergency can take home nutritionally balanced, non-perishable, and frozen food items. BMCC is a member of the College and University Food Bank Alliance (CUFBA). Advocacy and Resource Center staff connects students to sustainable food sources, primarily SNAP.

    Students can walk into the ARC to meet with a staff to be assessed for services.

    CONTACT

    199 Chambers St., Room S-230
    (212) 220-8195
    arc@bmcc.cuny.edu
    Mon.–Fri. 8 a.m.–6 p.m.

    Panther Pantry

    Members of the community can donate funds in support of the Panther Pantry.

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  • City University of New York/Queens College (CUNY QC) - Knights Table Food Pantry

    https://www.qc.cuny.edu/STUDENTLIFE/SERVICES/SDL/Pages/Food-Pantry.aspx

    The Knights Table Food Pantry

    In fall 2018, Queens College continued its commitment to address food insecurity among students by opening the Knights Table Food Pantry.Food insecurity affects individuals and families whose eating patterns are disrupted due to limited availability of fresh, healthy food items or a decline in the amount or variety of food intake.Food insecurity can be a significant yet solvable obstacle to academic success. The Knights Table Pantry provides matriculated QC students who are experiencing food insecurity with access to non-perishable food items for themselves and immediate family members.


    If you know of students who may be experiencing food insecurity, please encourage them to email KnightsTable@qc.cuny.edu or call 718-997-0393for quick access to the pantry.


    If you would like to contribute to the Knights Table Food Pantry by donating nonperishable food items or by volunteering your time, please contact us using the same email address or telephone number.Thank you!


    Please firstcomplete theGoogle form below, then book your appointment.

    To move forward, please click onhttps://goo.gl/forms/wH2kFH1IUsbFFlRT2

     

    Book an appointment:https://qcknightstablepantry.setmore.com


    Eligibility


    Who is eligible?

    Queens College matriculated students enrolled in courses during the academic year are eligible to use the Knights Table Food Pantry.

    What is available from the Knights Table Food Pantry?

    The Knights Pantry provides free food and related items to students who face food insecurity and are in need of assistance. The pantry offers supplemental support; we do not offer all of the foodstudents need, but strive to support them as best we can. As additional support for eligible students, we also provide Green and QC Bucks.


    If you need additional food, we can refer you to other New York State programs:

    New York CitySupplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

     

    https://www1.nyc.gov/nyc-resources/service/1113/snap-food-stamps

    WIC:https://www.health.ny.gov/prevention/nutrition/wic/

     
    Volunteers


    How can I volunteer at the Knights Table Food Pantry?

    Volunteers are needed Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 pm. If you are available after hours, we welcome your service as well. Volunteers are asked to complete an application. Volunteers will serve pantry clients, stock shelves, and help package food. All volunteers must be committed to set hours that are provided.

    EmailKnightstable@qc.cuny.eduwith questions.

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  • Colorado Northwestern Community College/Rangley (CNCC) - Food Pantry

    https://www.craigdailypress.com/news/colorado-northwestern-community-college-food-pantry-curbs-hunger-on-campus/

    College students face many challenges, but getting enough to eat doesn’t have to be one of them.


    CNCC’s Student Pantry has offered free food to college students for the past two years.


    “It’s a program that grew organically because we needed it and we have people who have cared,” said Director of Student Support Jennifer Holloway.


    Students who forgot to bring a lunch or are short of funds may seek help directly from Holloway or from the Student Government Offices or by speaking to someone at the front desk at the CNCC Academic Building, 2801 W 9th St., Craig.


    The College and University Food Bank Alliance, the National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness, the Student Government Resource Center, and the Student Public Interest Research Groups surveyed college students in 2016 to better understand hunger on campus.


    The study found:

    • Food insecurity was reported by 48 percent of students. About half of those qualified as going hungry.

    • Food insecurity occurs at both two-year and four-year institutions.

    • Food insecurity is a problem even for students who are employed, participate in a campus meal plan, or seek other financial or material help.

    • Students experiencing food insecurity often also suffer from housing insecurity, such as difficulty paying the rent, mortgage, or utility bills.

    • Housing insecurity is greatest at community colleges.

    • Students reported that problems securing food or housing resulted in missed classes, dropped classes and prevented them from buying textbooks.


    “It all goes along with the cost of education,” said Moffat County College Board Member Lois Wymore. “ Most of our students, whether they are traditional or nontraditional, have to work as well. It’s really difficult to make ends meet.”


    Student Government Secretary and College Sophomore Sara Petree thinks the pantry is important.


    “I think the students that have come here from other places may struggle to get nourishing food,” she said.


    Students are able to receive two kinds of help: food to feed their households and/or a meal while on campus.


    The college doesn’t keep records on who uses the service to encourage any student in need to seek help. They also fill red bags of food an leave them outside of the Student Government offices so that students don’t have to ask to grab a bag of food.


    “Our students are overwhelmingly appreciative. Once they are settled and everything is OK, they are some of our biggest donors,” said Administrative Assistant II Carol Sharp.


    The college keeps the panty — a storage cupboard at the academic building — filled by holding food drives a few times a year.


    “At the end of each semester, before finals, instructors often give students extra credit for bringing in food,” said Craig Campus Student Life Coordinator Barry Steadman.


    A food drive is underway now to prepare for the increased demand from students at the start of the fall semester. Non-perishable food items can be taken to the college academic building.


    “We offer hope for people trying to get our of poverty. We are one of the most tangible ways to fight poverty,” said Holloway. “This is there way out.”


    Contact Sasha Nelson at 970-875-1794 or snelson@CraigDailyPress.com.
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  • Concord University (CU) - Food Pantry

    Welcome to the Concord University Food Pantry

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    The Academic Success Center (ASC) began the CU Food Pantry in Fall 2016 after researching college student food insecurity. More and more colleges and universities across the country are creating food pantries, so it is great that Concord is ahead of the curve on this initiative and need. “Food pantries...have sprung up at more than 300 colleges across the country to address a problem the Agricultural Department calls ‘food insecurity’ on campus” (NY Times “Food Pantries Address a Growing Hunger Problem at Colleges,” June 22, 2016). In 2019, the Office of Veteran Services took over management of the food pantry when the ASC was relocated.

    The purpose of the CU Food Pantry is to provide CU students who may not always have the resources to buy food or other essential items. If a student is hungry, it is unlikely they will be able to focus on doing what it takes to be a successful college student. Ensuring that students do not go hungry is one additional way we can support our students at Concord.
     

    Donations


    We are continuously seeking donations to keep the Food Pantry stocked. We accept any non-perishable food items as well as toiletries and health and hygiene items. However, the following list are the items most popular:

    Single serving nuts
    Small bags of chips/crackers
    Breakfast bars
    Pop-tarts
    Jell-O, fruit, and pudding cups
    Single serving oatmeal
    Easy Mac
    Hot chocolate
    Bottled Water
    Small UHT milk
    Single serving cereal
    Ramen
    Single serving rice

    You can drop donations off at the following locations:
    1. Office of Veteran Services, Rahall 2nd floor Atrium
    2. Student Center opposite of the information desk
    3. Marsh Hall 3rd floor
    4. Donations can also be left on the top of the Food Pantry
    Monetary donations can also be made through the CU Foundation
     

    Thanks to the organizations and individuals who have helped support this vital project!


    Bonner has been a great supporter of the CU Food Pantry since its inception. They donated a couple of hundred dollars’ worth of food and supplies to get the pantry started. We greatly appreciate their continued support and efforts. Many CU faculty and staff and members of the Athens community also regularly donate items to the pantry, some saying they remember what it was like to be a hungry college student who could not afford a meal. The SGA has also been extremely supportive and has provided very generous donations.
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  • Concordia College (MN) - SGA New York Times Subscription

    New York Times Subscription

    Concordia SGA provides all students a subscription to the New York Times! To access this subscription, go to www.myaccount.nytimes.com/verification/edupass and create an account with your cord email! 

    Questions or problems signing up? Email sga@cord.edu. 

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  • Concordia College (MN) - SGA Tampon Initiative

    TAMPON INITIATIVE

    Concordia SGA also funds the Tampon Initiative that provides feminine hygiene products in bathrooms across campus. You may have seen some of the baskets in bathrooms across campus. Feel free to use any of the products, as necessary! 

    Questions about the initiative? Contact sga@cord.edu.

    The labels in our baskets across campus bathrooms.

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  • CT State Community College/Norwalk (CSCC) - The Pantry

    https://norwalk.edu/adult-learning/the-pantry/


    Our Mission
    The Pantry @NCC seeks to alleviate the barriers and challenges associated with food insecurity and hunger so that students can remain in school, and ultimately, earn their degrees.

    The Pantry @NCC
    Current Hours
    Monday 8:30 am to 2:00 pm
    Tuesday 9 am to 10 am
    11:30 to 4:00 pm
    Wednesday 8:30 am to 4:00 pm
    Thursday 9 am to 10 am
    12:00 noon to 2:30 pm
    Friday 9:30 am to 12:00 noon

    Who we are and why
    Why does NCC have a food pantry? Food insecurity has increasingly become an issue on college and university campuses across the country with some data showing 39-59% of college students experiencing food insecurity. Research has shown that the rates of food-insecure community college students exceed the national average which has a negative effect on student GPA, levels of energy, and concentration. Obtaining an adequate food supply is often a major component of the financial stress that students bear. And while there are community resources available, it may be difficult to access them due to transportation or scheduling. In addition, sometimes community food resources are not able to accommodate students based on their eligibility guidelines.

    How does it work?
    Students are allowed to self-refer, or may be referred by campus departments. Students must present their Student ID or other proof that they are a current, registered NCC student in order to receive food. Students in need are welcome to visit The Pantry twice per month and receive a total of 20 items per month. Students are encouraged to bring their own grocery bag or to reuse the bag they are given upon their first visit to the pantry.

    Things we need
    Canned Goods
    Soups
    Granola Bars
    Protein Bars
    Rice
    Cereal (Boxed & Individual)
    Oatmeal
    Sugar
    Spices
    Baking Needs
    Coffee/Tea/Non Dairy Creamer
    Peanut Butter
    Jelly
    Vegetables (Canned & Fresh)
    Juice Pouches
    Bottled Water
    Cookies
    Chips
    Salsa
    Frozen Quick Meals
    Pasta
    Pasta Sauce
    Deli Meat
    Cheeses
    Personal Care Items:
    Toothpaste/Toothbrushes
    Soap/Shampoo/Conditioner
    Razors
    Dish Soap/Laundry Soap/Fabric Softener
    Fruit Snacks
    Fruit Cups
    Anything you can think of for Grab and Go
    Grocery Store Gift Cards
    Stuffing
    Mashed Potatoes

    Grocery store gift cards and financial support are gratefully accepted directly to the Pantry @NCC by contacting Courtney Anstett 203.857.3369

    Thank you so much for your kind consideration.

    Will I need to prove I'm eligible?
    The Pantry @NCC does not require any documentation of need. We operate on the honor system. Registered students will be asked to fill out a brief membership form with basic information, but it is not necessary to prove eligibility. The membership form provides us with valuable data which will enhance our ability to attract support for the Pantry.

    What are the hours?
    The Pantry schedule changes based on the academic calendar and availability of volunteers. Like our Facebook page and see current hours and information.

    Where are you located?
    We’re located on West Campus (W101A) across from Extended Studies. How does it work? What is needed now? Want to find out more? Stop by during open hours or contact us:

    203.857.7265
    ThePantry@norwalk.edu
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  • Dallas College/Brookhaven - Food Pantry

    Almost half of the DCCCD student population is food insecure. The struggle regarding food insecurity is real. 

    In the past 30 days, these students have eaten less at meals to make their food last longer, or skipped meals entirely. Many do not know where their next meal will originate. Yet, these students return to class, complete assignments and fight to earn their education, as they sacrifice so much to be here.

    Accessing the Food Pantry

    The campus food pantry is located in Bldg. K, Room K241 and is accessible year-round. The pantry provides both shelf stable and frozen food products as well as basic toiletries. See below for the current hours of operation.

    NTFB Mobile Food Truck

    In addition to the on-site food pantry, we have partnered with the North Texas Food Bank to provide a mobile food truck that delivers fresh produce and milk to campus once per month. See below for the current schedule. In the news - Mobile Food Pantry Delivers


    photo of the food pantry
    Food Pantry Hours of Operation

    Spring 2020 Semester

    Monday  |  8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
    Tuesday  |  8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m. 
    Wednesday  |  8:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m.
    Thursday   |  8:30 a.m.-1 p.m.
    Friday   |  CLOSED

    Located in Bldg. K, Room K241

    If you need access to the pantry outside of these hours, please contact Brookhaven College Police or email JenniferAllen@dcccd.edu.

    photo of the North Texas Food Bank truck delivery

    Mobile Food Pantry Deliveries

    Spring 2020 Semester

    9 a.m.-10:30 a.m.
    Jan. 28 | Feb. 11 | March 10 | April 14 | May 12

    The truck parks between Buildings M and P.

    Arrive early to ensure you get some of the fresh produce available on the North Texas Food Bank mobile food pantry. For the first hour, families can take only one of each item to ensure that food is distributed to as many as possible.

    How to Help

    • Donate – We continually accept donations of food and recyclable bags. View the Brookhaven College Food Pantry Wishlist.  Donations may be dropped off at the food pantry in Bldg. K, Room K241 or to Jennifer Allen’s office in Bldg. K, Room K208. To arrange for a donation pick-up, contact Jennifer Allen at ext. 4124. 
    • Spread the word – Alert your students, staff members and our campus community about the Brookhaven College food pantry. We are here to serve them and we’ve helped so many students already!
    • Participate – Encourage everyone you know to participate in the annual Spooky Trot and donate canned goods as their registration fee. The donated food goes directly to the Brookhaven Food Pantry.

    FAQ’s

    How does visiting the food pantry or mobile food truck work?

    To visit the on-campus food pantry in Bldg. K, Room K241, the individual will sign in and out via Who's Next?, a computer software program. This information remains confidential and serves only for statistics and data. The individual can then gather the food they need. You do not have to be a student, staff member or live in the neighborhood to access the food pantry benefits.

    To visit the North Texas Food Bank mobile food truck, individuals will need to provide their name, date of birth and number of people in their household. No other information is needed. The information that is gathered will remain confidential and serves only for statistics and data. 

     

    Why do I have to sign into Who's Next? to access the food pantry?

    We use Who's Next? to track the number of people that visit the pantry in any given day. Your information is not shared, sold or reported to any other campus entity. This system helps the pantry coordinator to understand when to open and staff the pantry to suit community needs.

     

    What types of foods are usually available?

    The mobile food truck brings fresh produce on the truck and has recently added milk delivery. The on-campus food pantry offers shelf stable food, basic toiletries, baby food and diapers, and some frozen goods. 

     

    How do I know if I qualify for food assistance?
    It's easy! Stop by the pantry and complete a TEFAP form. The process taskes about 15 minutes and our pantry employees can help. Beginning Fall 2019, everyone who visits the pantry will be required to complete this form. Your information will remain confidential and is not shared with any other entity on campus.

     

    Why do I have to complete a form?

    We partner with the North Texas Food Bank to utilize their mobile food truck and order pantry food. We are required to report the total number of clients served every month to the North Texas Food Bank.

     

    What are you doing with my information on the form? I do not want to be tracked or have this information shared.

    The information you provide to us is not shared with other campus offices or non-campus entities. This information solely exists to provide oversight to our program and ensure we are following all guidelines set forth by the North Texas Food Bank.

     

    What if I know someone in need of food assistance, but they will not/cannot come to the pantry?
    You may visit the pantry and gather food for the people who need it. We understand that some people do not want to visit the pantry, or are worried about the stigma attached to food insecurity.

     

    I want to donate to the food pantry. What items does the pantry need?
    View the Brookhaven College Food Pantry Wishlist. 

     

    Are there particular food distribution goals you are trying to meet?
    There are no specific food goals to meet. We strive to feed as many clients as possible every single day. View the latest North Texas Food Bank Mobile Food Pantry statistics.

     

    Referral Resources for Additional Assistance

    Contact

    Jennifer Allen
    Bldg. K, Room K208
    JenniferAllen@dcccd.edu
    972-860-4124

    Brookhaven College Police
    Bldg. B, Room B200
    Non-emergency phone: 972-860-4290

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  • DePaul University - Discounts

    Student Discounts

    Demon Tix

    Demon Tix offers students the opportunity to purchase tickets around the Chicagoland area for a discounted rate. Students can purchase discounted movie tickets to AMC theaters in the Lincoln Park Student Center 201 or at the Loop DePaul Center in the 11th floor Resource Center. 

    Additional opportunities to purchase discounted tickets online will be advertised throughout the year on social media @DPUInvolvement and @DePaulLoopLife.

    Discounted Movie Tickets

    AMC movie passes are on sale year round in the Office of Student Involvement. Tickets are $8.50 for AMC - Limit 4 tickets per ID per day. Discounted movie tickets are available for current students, faculty and staff with a current DePaul ID. Alumni are not eligible to purchase discounted movie tickets. For theatre information, visit the AMC Theatres website. 

    Other University Discounts

    Check out these other opportunities to see the city of Chicago at a student-friendly price!

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  • Eastern Illinois University (EIU) - Textbook Rental Services, 20-21

    https://www.eiu.edu/textbook/

    Textbook Rental Service

    Textbook Rental Service provides the students of Eastern Illinois University with quality textbooks at an affordable cost. This service enables all students, regardless of their financial resources, to take advantage of the educational opportunities offered at the university and participate fully in their learning experiences.

    Information

    IMPORTANT:

     

    Please note:  Students who are enrolled in one or more on-campus classes – sections 001 through 599 – or who live in Coles County remain responsible for picking up their textbooks at Textbook Rental Service.

    If you have any questions, please email textbks@eiu.edu.  Everyone coming into our building will be required to wear a mask.  Please visit EIU's face mask policy for additional information. 

    Textbook Rental Service will be closed Friday, February 12 in observance of Lincoln's birthday.

    Students can view their Spring 2021 textbook information on PAWS.  

    FALL 2020 semester textbook return information

    Students taking all online courses:

    All students, enrolling in all online or off-campus courses, reside outside of Coles County, and do not work on-campus must provide a current and accurate street address for shipment of textbooks by contacting Textbook Rental Service via email at textbks@eiu.edu.  You must provide a street address as UPS will not deliver to a P.O. Box.  Please include your name and E-number in your email along with your full street address including city/town, state, and zip code.  If you reside locally in Coles County, work on-campus, or become enrolled in any on-campus course you will need to pick up your textbooks.  If you do not want any textbooks mailed to you, please contact us as soon as possible.  

    When mailing textbooks back to us, students are responsible for the shipping cost and we recommend the insuring of all packages.

    NOTE: Textbooks mailed back will be processed using the postmark date on the package(s).

    **We recommend a waterproof book bag/backpack or another type of protective method for transporting your textbooks to and from our facility.  Keep them away from food, drink, and all other potentially damaging situations, including protecting your textbooks from weather-related conditions.  Students will be required to pay full list price, plus tax, for any textbooks that have been lost, written in, highlighted or underlined, have any visible signs of liquid damage of any type, have been subjected to unusual wear, or have RFID tags that have been removed or damaged in any way, plus any associated late fines. 

    Please Note textbook fees and late fines for dropped/withdrawn courses - Remember to return all textbooks, from dropped or withdrawn courses, within the designated time frame to avoid charges.

    News

    • For your convenience after business hours, please utilize our exterior book drop located under the blue awning at the Northeast corner of our facility.  You will need your Panther Card or E-number to activate the book drop.

    • If you are interested in purchasing any of the textbooks you have checked out for the current semester, please email Christina Coffey at cmcoffey@eiu.edu to find out the prices of your textbooks.  Please include your E# and specific textbook information in the email.

    • Textbook Rental Service is WIFI accessible.  If you have an internet or WIFI accessible phone, ipod, or tablet, you can access your textbook pick-up information/textbooks issued for current course schedule from PAWS.

    • It is extremely important for all of our students to access their EIU email account throughout the academic year, including scheduled breaks, to receive information from our department.

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    CONTACT INFORMATION

    Mailing Address

    Eastern Illinois University
    Textbook Rental Service
    Louis M. Grado Building
    975 Edgar Drive
    Charleston, IL 61920

    Contact Us

    (217) 581-3626
    Fax: (217) 581-3590
    textbks@eiu.edu

    Fall/Spring Hours

    Monday through Friday
    8:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.

    Summer Hours

    Monday through Thursday 8:00 A.M. - 4:30 P.M.
    Closed for lunch 12:00 P.M. (Noon) – 1:00 P.M.
    Friday
    8:00 A.M. - 12:00 P.M.

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  • Everett Community College (EvCC) - Food Pantry

    http://www.everettcc.edu/students/sa/student-government/food-pantry

    Food Pantry

    The Food Pantry is available by appointment!

    For assistance, please contact FoodPantry@everettc.edu

    The Food Pantry will be operating remotely Spring Quarter, pending further notice. 
    More details at www.everettcc.edu/coronavirus.

    The EvCC Food Pantry, located in Whitehorse Hall, Room 290, is a student led and organized free service available to EvCC students and employees experiencing food insecurity.

    Many college students experience food insecurity. Studies have shown that students with food insecurities have lower completion rates in obtaining academic certificates and degrees. Additionally, students who are unable to access nutritional food tend to not do as well academically. 

    Items Typically Available Include:

    • Canned fruits, vegetables, soups & meats
    • Dried fruits & meats, nuts and seeds
    • Oatmeal, grains, rice, pasta
    • Nut butters, jams and jellies
    • Other non-perishable food items

    Other Non-food Items:

    • Kitchen utensils        
    • School supplies
    • Hygiene products (shampoo, deodorant, etc)

    Community Resource Assistance Available

    Assistance with Basic Food Assistance (SNAP) applications and community resource referrals (educational resources for kids, mental health and self care, virtual AA meetings, etc) is available to EvCC students online by appointment only. To schedule an online appointment please contact: 

    SNAP Assistance &
    Community Resources
    Kelsey Lindstrom
    ABAWD Navigator
    Workforce Funding, PSU 307
    425-388-9989 | klindstrom@everettcc.edu

    Community Resources 

    K-12 Public School Food Programs 

    Donations

    Anyone can help support the EvCC Food Pantry by donating non-perishable food items. As the campus is currently closed to the public, please contact us at FoodPantry@everettcc.edu to schedule a donation drop off.

    Currently an EvCC employee? You can drop off donations at any time to the Collection Barrel outside Student LIFE, 209 located in the Parks Student Union. All donations will be used to stock the Food Pantry and support members of the EvCC campus community. 

    Items always in need include: non-perishable food items (exp. canned food, pastas, grains, dried fruits and meats), as well as kitchen utensils, school supplies, and hygiene products.

    Here is a short list of items that are currently in high demand:

    • Peanut Butter or Nut Butters
    • Jelly & Jam
    • Rice
    • Canned Tuna
    • Canned Chicken
    • Pasta & Sauce
    • Boxed Meals (rice-a-roni, hamburger helper, etc.)
    • Canned Fruits
    • Dried Fruits, Nuts & Seeds

    We Can Not Accept:

    • Perishable items (i.e. fresh produce, meats, bakery and dairy items)
    • Home made or canned foods

    If you would like to make a monetary donation or additional information, please contact studentlife@everettcc.edu.

    If you are interested in volunteering at the Food Pantry in the futue, please contact Annika Carniglia, Food Pantry Coordinator at FoodPantry@everettcc.edu

     

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  • Ferris State University (FSU) - SGA to give $10,000 to food pantry

    SGA to give $10,000 to food pantry

    Ferris to house on-campus food pantry

    Posted by Tate Zellman on April 17, 2024

    The Student Government Association announced on April 9 that a food pantry will be opening in the David Eisler Center for the next academic year.   

    The need for an on-campus pantry came after the Wesley House was no longer able to house theirs. Currently, the new pantry is receiving a grant and a three-door fridge from the Dairy Association of West Michigan. SGA has also committed to donating $10,000.  

    Computer information systems junior and SGA President Stephen Bender hopes the donation will help get the pantry up and running.  

    “We wanted to do a large initial donation to guide them and provide some value early on,” Bender said. “We’re doing $10,000 off the bat and then hopefully we can allocate extra funding for them for years to come.”  

    Dean of Student Life Lina Blair stated that nationally about 35% of college students struggle with food insecurity and housing insecurity. About 10% of college students across the country have been homeless for at least two nights in the last 30 days.  

    Student Life wants to better understand what these percentages look like for Ferris students specifically, so they are preparing a survey to be sent out.  

    “It’s important for students to know that they’re not the only one dealing with that,” Blair said. “Often I think students feel like they’re flying solo.”  

    Blair also stated that if students struggle with food insecurities, they could also be struggling with other things such as finding a job on campus, financial aid, and family stuff.  They want to make campus life easier for students by providing help to navigate and connect with resources on campus.  

    The hope is that the size and location of the new food pantry will help minimize the stigma and encourage students to not be ashamed to ask for help.

    “Food insecurity or housing insecurity doesn’t happen in a vacuum,” Blair said. “So how can we help students get connected to all the things when they are walking in the door saying they’re struggling with food insecurity when there’s more going on? There’s always something under the surface.”

    Administrative assistant Maggie Walcott, who works at the President’s Office, was one of the first to see the need for a pantry and helped recruit Blair for the project.   

    “This is something that we hope will be not just a resource for students to utilize because it’s so convenient for them, but something the community can be proud of,” Walcott said. “Having our students be successful by having access to food resources is important to us.”

    Currently, the West Campus Food Pantry, located in the West Campus Community Center, is open to any students struggling with food insecurity. Students can sign in with their ID, and there are no income requirements for the pantry.
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  • Francis Marion University (FMU) - Free Pharmaceuticals

    Francis Marion University has partnered with Welvista, a non-profit pharmaceutical company based in Columba, SC. FMU is the first institution in the state to partner with Welvista which will offer free pharmaceuticals to eligible students who are South Carolina residents without health insurance. FMU’s Student Government Association is proud to be at the forefront of this initiative that will bring services to uninsured students. 
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  • Los Angeles City College (LACC) - ASG Member Benefits

    ASG Membership Benefits

    Fall 2019ASG MEMBERSHIP PERKS semester membership is $7 and includes:

    • Upgrade to the Preferred Student Parking Lot (while permits are available)
    • Free Admission and food to all ASG Events
    • 2 Free Scantrons and 2 Free Exam Booklet on a Weekly Basis
    • 20 Free Prints or Copies in the Student Union Computer Lab
    • Discounted Poster Printing
    • 10% off at Subway
    • 10% off at The Faculty - food only
    • $8 AMC Movie Tickets (available at the Business Office)
    • 5% discount on school supplies (@Bookstore)
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  • McDowell Technical Community College (MTCC) - Food Pantry

    Due to many generous donations, the MTCC Food Pantry is well stocked and ready to serve students. Any current student is eligible to receive food. If you are in need of assistance, please call Kim Ledbetter at (652-0602), Julie Padgett at (652-0631) or email one of them at kims@mcdowelltech.edu or jpadgett@mcdowelltech.edu. Please include the number in your household, any food allergies and preferred time of pick up. (photo: St. Matthews House)
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  • McDowell Technical Community College (MTCC) - SGA Copy Machines

    The MTCC Student Government Association (SGA) has received approval from MTCC administration officials to waive ALL student copy fees effective immediately. School-related documents may be printed FREE of CHARGE in the library and ARC lab. Students should ask permission from library or ARC personnel if copying more than 30 pages at a time. Your SGA at work for you.

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  • Minnesota State University/Mankato (MSU) - MSSA Sponsored Services

    Student Government Sponsored Services

     

    The Student Government makes several services available to students and you are encouraged to make use of them as the need arises.

    Student Attorney

    Students at Minnesota State Mankato have the right to free legal advice. The Student Association provides a licensed practicing attorney through funding from student activity fees. The Student's Attorney advises and informs students and special interest groups at Minnesota State Mankato on a part-time basis.

    Maverick Textbook Reserve

    A unique 2 hour checkout program sponsored in partnership with the MSSA, Library Services, and Barnes & Noble University Bookstore. It provides free access for some of the more expensive textbooks listed on the MavTextbook Reserve. The Minnesota State Student Association works with Barnes & Noble, interested faculty and Library Services to determine which textbooks go on the checkout list each semester.

    Enterprise CarShare Campus Car Rental Program

    Rental car options for Students at a very low and affordable cost. The contract with Enterprise CarShare is administered by the Minnesota State Student Association as one of its signature service programs. The two rental vehicles are strategically located in Lot 11a, right outside the Student Senate's Office in the Centennial Student Union. Customers include any domestic or international student who has a qualified drivers license. Faculty and staff are also welcomed to rent a sedan.

    Grade Appeals

    Unfair grade? MSSA can help you through the appeals process.

    Award & Scholarship Information

    Links to forms for a variety of scholarships and awards available to Minnesota State Mankato students.

    Additional Student Resources

    Whether you're looking for resources about off-campus housing or just want to learn more about the MSSA, this is the place. The information in this area changes regularly, so be sure to check back often.

     

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  • Mitchell Technical Institute (MTI) - Student Savings Program

    Student Savings

    The Student Savings program is a service to MTI students by Mitchell area businesses. You can use your MTI student ID for great savings on a variety of products and services. Ask at area businesses if they offer any discounts for MTI students.

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  • Monmouth University (MU) - Nest Food Pantry

    The NEST Food Pantry

    Fall 2020 Nest Hours:  Mondays 4-6 pm and Thursdays 2-4 pm

    Every year, approximately 30% of the students who attend a college or university in the US, experience some form of food insecurity.  After paying tuition, buying books and/or paying a monthly rent, many students are left wondering whether or not they will have enough money to buy food or personal items such as toiletries.  It is with that in mind, that the Student Government Association (SGA) created The Nest food pantry to support Monmouth University undergraduate and graduate students who do not have a meal-plan.  Students who do not have any form of meal-plan can come to the Nest to select non-perishable food items (i.e., pasta, canned foods, cereals, crackers, etc.) beverages, and toiletries (i.e., toothpaste, shampoo, conditioner, toilet paper, etc.).

    Donate to The Nest
    SGA has placed collection bins on-campus and one at the Graduate Center for members of the Monmouth University community to drop off donations.  Donation bins are located on the first floor of the Great Hall, the first floor of the Student Center, Magill Commons Dining Hall, the Library and the Plangere Center.  SGA will accept all non-perishable food items such as:  canned fruits, vegetables, soups and dinners, peanut butter, dry goods, cereals, crackers, condiments, bottled beverages, freeze dried foods (i.e. ramen noodles, soups, meals, etc.).  SGA will also accept donations of personal items/toiletries such as:  toothpaste, tooth brushes, dental floss, shampoo, soap, laundry detergent, cleaning products, toilet paper, sanitary items, paper towels, etc.

    Questions?  Feel free to contact SGA by phone:  732-571-3484 or via email:  sga@monmouth.edu

    https://www.monmouth.edu/sga/student-government-association/the-nest/

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  • Morehead State University (MSU) - SGA Student Discounts

    https://www.moreheadstate.edu/Student-Affairs/Student-Activities/SGA/Student-Discounts

    Student Discounts

    You MUST present your student I.D. at point of purchase for discount to apply.


    Advanced Auto Parts
    135 Stone St.
    606-784-3777
    10% discount

    All Paws Boutique
    362 Pinecrest Rd.
    606-780-4216
    10% off store Items

    All Seasons Flowers, Fine Gifts, Home Décor & Café
    134 E Main St.
    606-784-4933
    10% discount

    Battson Drug
    206 W Main St
    606-784-4491
    10% discount
     

    BestOne Tire & Service
    1022 East Main St
    606-784-7569
    $2 off an oil change

    B.P.
    335 W. Main St.
    606-784-1812
    Free cappuccino or
    50 cents off total gas purchase over 10 gallons

    Cave Run Lodging
    1190 KY 801 So
    606-783-1234
    Students, families and alumni can get 15% off their stay. If they stay three nights then they can get the fourth night for free. 

    Chickabiddy
    409 Flemingsburg Road
    5% off

    Creative Touch Florist
    125 Candlelight Way
    1-800-221-0309
    10% discount


    Dairy Queen
    2375 Flemingsburg Rd.
    606-784-0064
    10% discount on regular price items

    Domino’s Pizza
    155 Pine Crest Dr.
    606-783-0030
    Buy one pizza at menu price and get a second pizza of equal or lesser value for free. Large one topping and breadsticks: $7.99. Medium cheese breadsticks and cinnasticks: $7.99

    Gatti's Pizza
    520 East Main Street
    606-784-6637
    10% off
     

    Good Shepherd’s Printing Service
    1019 West Main Street
    606-784-2858
    25% off regular price b/w or color copies

    Great Clips
    260 Kroger Center
    606-784-4445
    10% off a hair cut 

    Holbrook's Embroidery
    110 West Main Street
    606-784-0059
    10% off

    Hot Heads Salon
    308 Pinecrest Road
    606-783-0440
    10% discount
     

    Hot Rods Guitar Shop
    1125 East Main Street
    606-784-4516
    10% off all regularly priced items
     

    The HMR Program for Weight Management at St. Claire Regional Outpatient 
    1028 East Main Street
    606-783-6948
    20% discount

    Huddle House
    2323 Flemingsburg Road
    606-784-1139
    10% off

    La Finca
    234 E Main St.
    606-784-1178
    10% off

    Long John Silver’s/A&W
    243 Flemingsburg Rd.
    606-784-6605
    10% off any purchase at regular price

    Morehead Family Chiropractic
    Dr. Ritz-Arnold Goldman
    606-564-4213
    Dr. Michael Hess
    606-784-4003
    336 Pine Crest Plaza
    First visit free

    Morehead Family Chiropractic Wellness Center, PSC
    336 Pine Crest Rd (Old Wal-Mart Shopping Center)
    606-784-2520
    $20.00 Initial doctor consultation, examinations, needed films, and digital spinal evaluation


    The Morehead News
    722 W. First St.
    606-784-4116
    Semester subscription for $9.95

    Papa John’s Pizza
    417 Flemingsburg Rd.
    606-784-3551
    Large one topping for $7.99

    Penn Station East Coast Subs
    413 Flemingsburg Rd.
    606-783-0015
    10% off regular price

    Root-A-Bakers
    313 Flemingsburg Road
    606-780-4282
    10% off all dine-in orders

    Taco Bell
    300 Old Flemingsburg Road
    606-783-0444
    10% off

    US Bank
    120 Pine Crest Rd.
    606-784-9689
    Free student checking
     

    Verizon Wireless
    130 Stone St.
    606-783-1320
    15% discount on accessories

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  • Mt. Hood Community College (MHCC) - Barney's Pantry

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  • Muhlenberg College - Beyond Berg (Campus Discount Program)

    Beyond Berg is Muhlenberg College Student Government's campus discount program that connects students, faculty, and staff with local businesses. Originally launched as Meals4Mules and focused on restaurant discounts, the program expanded to include gyms, retail stores, entertainment venues, and other community partners. By presenting a Muhlenberg ID, members of the campus community can access exclusive discounts at participating businesses. The initiative strengthens relationships between the college and the surrounding community while helping students save money and explore local businesses.
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  • North Central Texas College/Gainesville (NCTC) - Food Pantry

    Food Pantry & Giving Shelves


    Hunger Knows No SeasonFood Bank Mobile Pantry Food to You

    According to the North Texas Food Bank there is a need in North Texas to feed our community experiencing food insecurity:

    • One in every six people- including one in five children- in our service area are food insecure (about 800,000 and almost 300,000 respectively) which means they don’t always know where they will find their next nutritious meal.
    • Many North Texas neighbors must choose between putting food on the table and paying for health care or utilities.
    • Hunger exists in all zip codes and is found where you might least expect: on college campuses, in corporate offices, at child care centers and in farming communities.

    NCTC is taking action to address food insecurity among its students, and is doing so with a vision of partnership and community building. We have established a Food Pantry at our main Campus in Gainesville and Giving Shelves on each of our campuses that will provide food and snacks for students in need.

    Any current NCTC student in need can visit the Food Pantry and Giving Shelves.  For more information on locations, opening dates and times please contact the campuses.

    Donations are accepted for the Food Pantry and Giving Shelves at any of our campus locations. Items in need include:

    • Pasta Sides
    • Fruit Snacks
    • Canned Fruit
    • Instant Rice
    • Pudding Cups
    • Mashed Potatoes
    • Fruit Cups
    • Chef Boyardee
    • Canned Tuna
    • Muffins
    • Boxed Cereal
    • Microwave Popcorn
    • Chili
    • Crackers
    • Toiletries
    • Oatmeal
    • Canned Vegetables
    • Canned Beans
    • Granola Bars
    • Hygiene Products

    Locations & Contact Information

    Gainesville, Texas

    The Food Pantry located on the Gainesville Campus will open Spring 2020 and will be located in the Student Union Center 600 Building.

    Contact

    Daisy Garcia
    Director of Student Life
    (940) 668-3330
    dgarcia@nctc.edu

    Corinth, Texas

    The Giving Shelve made up of snacks and toiletries is located in room 351.

    Contact

    Dr. Roxanne Del Rio
    Dean of Students
    (940) 498-6245
    rdelrio@nctc.edu

    Flower Mound, Texas

    The Giving Shelve made up of snacks can be accessed by contacting the Flower Mound Coordinator.

    Contact

    Sara Kluth
    Flower Mound Coordinator
    (972) 899-8408
    smkluth@nctc.edu

    Denton, Texas

    The Giving Shelve made up of snacks can be accessed by contacting the Sr. Director of the Flower Mound.

    Contact

    Jessica DeRoche
    Sr. Director of the Flower Mound
    (972) 380-2502
    jderoche@nctc.edu

    Bowie, Texas

    The Giving Shelve made up of snacks can be accessed by contacting the Bowie Coordinator.

    Contact

    Karen Davis
    Bowie Coordinator
    (940) 872-4002
    kdavis@nctc.edu

    Graham, Texas

    The Giving Shelve made up of snacks can be accessed by contacting the Director of the Graham Campus.

    Contact

    Kim Birdwell
    Director of the Graham Campus
    (940) 521-0720
    kbirdwell@nctc.edu

    Food Bank Mobile Pantry

    Mobile Food Pantry

    The North Texas Area Food Bank and the Tarrant County Area Food Bank have partnered with NCTC and Visto to bring food and produce on campus for students and the community.

    Mobile Food Dates

    Gainesville Campus
    First Saturday of each month from 8:30 AM until food runs out.

    Contact Daisy Garcia for more information; dgarcia@nctc.edu or (940) 668-3330

    Corinth Campus
    Last Friday of each Month (excluding November & December) from 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM

    Contact Dr. Roxanne Del Rio for more information; rdelrio@nctc.edu

    https://www.nctc.edu/student-affairs-outreach/food-pantry-giving-shelves.html

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  • North Central Texas College/Gainesville (NCTC) - Student Discounts

    https://www.nctc.edu/student-life/student-discounts.html

    Student Discounts


    Merchants wanting to give student discounts may fill out the Lion's Discount Form

    For more information and to submit a logo e-mail studentlife@nctc.edu

    Adorama Rental

    10% Discount

    50 W 17th St, New York
    NY 10011, USA
    (212) 627-8487
    rent@adorama.com

    adoramarentals.com

    Combs' Coffee

    $1 Off Brewed Coffee

    1402 N CORINTH ST #216
    Corinth, TX 76208
    (940) 703-4535
    combscoffee@yahoo.com

    www.combscoffee.com

    Dickeys BBQ Pit

    10% Discount

    3721 I-35 E South
    Denton, TX 76210
    (940) 566-5290

    Fix Fonez Fast

    Save 50% Off Apple's Price to Get Your Screen Fixed

    Must show Student Card at time of purchase to receive discount.

    Discount Applies to all Products & All Repairs.

    Email fix_fonez_fast@outlook.com

    Corinth
    (972) 554-0010
    7650 S Interstate 35 E #140
    Corinth, TX 76210

    Carrollton
    (972) 939-3200
    1933 E Frankford Rd #175
    Carrollton, TX 75007

    North Dallas
    (972) 939-3200
    17930 Preston Rd #261
    Dallas, TX 75252

    Fix Fonez Fast.com

    Guiding Compass Counseling

    $85 Scholarship Rate

    Normally $135

    4320 Windsor Centre Trail #600
    Flower Mound, TX 75028
    (940) 784-3417
    jocelyn@guidingcompass.com;

    www.guidingcompass.com

    Locklizard Limited

    10% Discount

    Every purchase made by any member, staff, or student. Quote EDUOFF10 for your unique purchase link for online payments, or if purchasing by P.O. by phone or email, mention EDUOFF10 in your communication.

    20-22 Wenlock Road
    London, N1 7GU
    800-707-4492
    Sales@locklizard.com

    www.locklizard.com/

    Rest Right Mattress

    Discounts vary.

    State you’re an NCTC student and the product of interest to get most recent product

    1920 Halbert St
    Fort Worth, TX 76112, USA
    (469) 314-4051
    info@restrightmattress.com

    www.restrightmattress.com

    subaru

    Subaru Parts Pros

    5% discount with code “5off” at checkout

    www.subarupartspros.com

    Way - Parking App

    20% Discount

    47627 Lakeview Blvd.
    Fremont, CA 94538
    1-408-767-8213
    terry.deap@way.com

    www.way.com

    Wolf Den

    10% Discount

    1901 W California St
    Gainesville, TX 76240
    (940) 665-9653
    wolfden@gmail.com

     Like Us on Facebook

    Alamo Drafthouse

    $7.75 Moive Tickets

    3220 Town Center Tr
    Denton, TX 76201
    (940) 220-4900
    wylee.wooldridge@drafthousedfw.com

    drafthouse.com/

    Dallas Charter Bus Company

    $100 off a charter bus rental

    1566 Brook Valley Ln
    Dallas, TX, 75232
    (214) 396-2444
    info@texascharterbuscompany.com

    texascharterbuscompany.com

    ECP Plastic Trays

    20% off all mini-fridge drip trays

    Use code LIONS20

    ecpplastictrays@gmail.com

    www.ecpplastictrays.com

    Fuku Japanese Grill

    Fuku: Japanese Grill

    10% Discount with Valid Student ID

    (940)612-2266
    2118 E. Highway 82
    Gainesville,TX 76240

    fukujapanesegrill.com/

    Inkjets.com

    $10 discount and free shipping on orders over $40

    19850 Nordhoff Place
    Chatsworth, CA 91311
    1-888-679-9416
    katrina.a@inkjets.com

    www.inkjets.com

    Mary Kay

    10% Discount on Order

    Laura Shaffer
    Independent Beauty Consultant
    Beauty & Spa Services
    106 Private Road 2605
    Alvord, TX 76225
    (940) 595-1437
    mklaura@gmail.com

    MaryKay.com

    Silver Bullet Computer Services

    10% Discount on Computer and iPhone Repair!

    1119 Highway 59 N
    Bowie, TX 76230
    (940) 872-4966
    kenny@silverbulletcomputers.com
    support@silverbulletcomputers.com

    taco-ocho

    Taco Ocho

    20% Discount

    3750 Long Prairie Road Suite 100
    Flower Mound, TX 75028
    (972) 691-3800
    marketing@tacoocho.com

    TacoOcho.com

    Way - Travel Services

    20% Discount

    47627 Lakeview Blvd.
    Fremont, CA 94538
    1-408-767-8213
    terry.deap@way.com

    www.way.com

    Zoma

    $100 off Zoma Sports Mattress with coupon WIN100 at checkout.

    Use code WIN100

    www.zomasleep.com

    Applebee's

    10% Discount

    4317 N. I-35
    Gainesville, TX 76240
    (940) 612-3631
    at7876@cspsinc.com

    MyApplebees.com

    Davanti Salon
    Products not included.

    10% on Services

    1800 South Loop 288, Suite 222
    Denton, Tx, 76205
    (888)990-4772
    melmca@dacantisalon.com

    www.davantisalon.com

    Enzo’s NY Pizzeria

    Our Lunch specials are available for students and staff all day every day.

    900 Parker Square Ste 990
    Flower Mound, TX 75028
    (940) 566-5290
    Sejdinis@gmail.com

    enzosflowermound.com/

    Grapevine Vintage Railroad

    $3 Off per Ticket on the 1:00 PM Excursion from Grapevine to the Stockyards ONLY

    705 S. Main St
    Grapevine, TX 76051
    (817) 410-3185
    bgentry@grapevinetexasusa.com

    Joey O's

    The Original Joey O's "Chicago Style" Subs & Bistro

    10% discount with Student ID

    4271 FM2181 #308,
    Corinth, TX 76210
    (940) 497-2530

    310 Parker Square
    Flower Mound 75028
    469-451-5005

    theoriginaljoeyos.com

    Mass Vision Eyewear

    10% Discount

    Online
    (585) 678-9078
    massvisioninc@yahoo.com

    www.massvisioninc.com

    Sparkyz Automotive/Mobile Mechanic

    $50/hr labor

    1000 bella vista drive apt 412
    Gainesville Texas 76240
    (940) 284-5692
    Reverendchristopher300@gmail.com

    Texoma Delivery

    One FREE delivery fee when you use coupon code: NCTC

    Offer valid on orders of $15 or more. Coupon valid once per user.

    PO Box 2324
    Sherman, TX 75091
    (903) 744-5597
    TexomaDelivery@gmail.com

    www.texomadelivery.com

    Wendy’s

    10% Discount

    2213 I-35
    Denton, Tx 76205

    15726 W University Dr.
    Denton, Tx 76201

    8100 I-35
    Corinth, Tx 76210

    marybeth@wendyinc.com

    www.wendys.com

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  • North Idaho College (NIC) - Food Pantry

    https://www.nic.edu/Websites/default.aspx?dpt=56&pageId=4598

    NIC Food Pantry Logo

    The NIC Food Pantry is a safe and welcoming place designed to meet the needs of NIC students and employees who are facing food insecurity.

    The NIC Food Pantry is located in Edminster Student Union Building Room 004. To schedule a visit to the food pantry, please contact Nancy Edwards at (208) 665-5086 or nkedwards@nic.edu. We will make every effort to make an appointment that works around your schedule. Cardinal Card required.

    Donations are always accepted.

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  • Northern Arizona University (NAU) - ASNAU "Louie's Cupboard" food pantry

    https://in.nau.edu/dean-of-students/louies-cupboard/

    Louie’s Cupboard
    Helping the Northern Arizona University community
    We are students helping students and staff by providing nonperishable food and resources.


    Louie’s Cupboard—a food pantry for NAU
    Many students struggle with the expenses of college. Some struggle to afford books or rent, but many college students face limited financial resources to buy groceries or a meal plan. There has been a growing trend of college students throughout the nation of not being able to afford something as simple as food, in exchange for financing their education.


    The concept of a campus food pantry—Louie’s Cupboard—started with a class project geared towards social movements. With support from First-Generation Programs and Campus Dining, Louie’s Cupboard became a reality.


    Each year, we serve hundreds of students, staff and faculty through biweekly food distributions. We provide nonperishable canned and boxed goods, fruit, meat, beans, pasta, grains and more.


    Spring 2020 Distribution Dates (walk-ins are always welcome at the Office Of the Dean of Students University Union, Room 104 Monday-Friday from 8 to 5)


    All distributions will take place from 3:00 until 6:00 p.m. on the designated dates in the University Union, Room 212. A permit is required at all times to park in lot (P16) across from Cline Library.


    January 24th
    February 7th
    February 21st
    March 6th
    March 27th
    April 10th
    April 24th
    For more information regarding Louie’s Cupboard or to obtain a food box on non-distribution dates, please contact LouieCupboard@nau.edu .
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  • Northern Arizona University (NAU) - ASNAU Club Headquarters

    ASNAU Club Headquarters

    Visit the ASNAU Club Headquarters Facebook Page for updates and information.

    Club Headquarters Hours of Operation:

    Monday – Friday 11 AM – 4 PM

    Available on weekends upon request:

    Please send a request to asnau@nau.edu detailing what materials you would like, including the pickup date and time, at least one week in advance.

    https://in.nau.edu/dean-of-students/club-headquarters/



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  • Northern Arizona University (NAU) - ASNAU Sponsored Programs

    ASNAU-Sponsored Programs
    23 Fee Spring Concert
    The ’23 Fee’ spring concert is a concert that is voted on by the students. There is no charge to go, and tickets are available until they run out. Past concerts have been, Macklemore, All American Rejects, Ellie Goulding, Wiz Khalifa, Ke$ha, The Band Perry, Ludacris and Blink 182.


    Carnival
    Every October ASNAU presents a free of charge carnival for NAU students and faculty. The carnival is host to numerous rides, attractions, and food vendors.


    Diversity Week
    Diversity Week is an event featuring various speakers, performances, and information sessions aimed to focus on the experiences of marginalized peoples and identities in our society. The purpose of this week is to increase awareness for those who do not always have a platform or voice on campus. This event is also for the promotion of learning and acceptance from within the campus community. Diversity Week covers topics such as: body positivity, LGBTQIAP + identities, students or people with disabilities, racial and ethnic diversity, women’s rights, intersectionality, and much more.


    It’s On Us Week
    It’s On Us week brings educational awareness to the epidemic of sexual assault on college campuses and nation wide. We create a safe environment for students to ask questions and receive information about resources NAU provides on campus or in the Flagstaff community.


    Kiss My Axe T-shirts
    Every year students are given the opportunity to vote on the Kiss My Axe shirt, the shirt is free to all students, and gives students a way to show their spirit all year long.
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  • Northern Arizona University (NAU) - ASNAU Student Legal Counsel

    https://in.nau.edu/dean-of-students/student-legal-counsel/

    Meet our Student Legal Counsel:
    Matthew Poirier

    What is the Student Legal Counsel Office?Accordion Closed

    It is a service provided by ASNAU to assist NAU students with issues of a legal nature. It is important that you understand your legal rights and obligations. The Student Legal Counsel is a licensed attorney who can provide advice and referrals to outside attorneys, if necessary, to aid you in protecting your legal rights.

    What is the role of the Student Legal Counsel?Accordion Closed

    The attorney is a resource to assist you with your legal issues, so long as they are not in conflict with ABOR policies regarding the scope of the position. The attorney will provide limited representation by meeting with you in the office, researching issues where necessary, and providing general legal counsel. If necessary, you may be referred to DNA People’s Legal Services, the Coconino County Bar Association Attorney Referral List, the Arizona State Bar Association Attorney Referral List, or other community resources.

    The Student Legal Counsel is also a trained and certified mediator and may suggest that alternative dispute resolution options be considered to resolve certain types of issues and disputes. Mediation may be used if all parties agree to it.

    The attorney is not permitted to represent you in any adversarial hearings, judicial or administrative, to charge a fee, or to represent you in any actions resulting from a violation of the Arizona Criminal Code or the Board’s Code of Conduct. In addition, the attorney is not permitted to directly or indirectly participate as an attorney in any litigation on behalf of a student against the State of Arizona, the U.S. government, county or municipal governing bodies, nor the officers, agencies, appointees, employees or other representatives of such political entities, including the university and university officers and employees. The Student Legal Counsel is not permitted to refer clients to particular attorneys or firms.

    Who is eligible to use the services?Accordion Closed

    Any registered student on the Flagstaff Mountain Campus who has paid the 23 student services fee. You will need to show your ID or provide your ID number to the ASNAU Office Manager to schedule an appointment.

    Frequently asked questions

    When should I schedule an appointment?Accordion Closed

    As you soon as you are aware that you are involved in a legal matter. Do NOT delay. If you already have a court date scheduled, please alert the ASNAU Office Manager when you call to schedule your appointment.

    Can I call and get advice over the phone, or via email?Accordion Closed

    No, in order to provide confidential service, you must schedule an appointment and meet with the Student Legal Counsel in person.

    How much will it cost to meet with the Student Legal Counsel?Accordion Closed

    Registering and paying the student services fee (23 Fee), you are entitled to use the service and there is no additional charge.

    What about confidentiality?Accordion Closed

    The Student Legal Counsel is a licensed member of the Arizona State Bar Association and is bound by the Rules of Professional Responsibility, which govern ethical conduct of attorneys including confidentiality. This rule applies also to any employee working with the Student Legal Counsel. It is important that you candidly discuss your case with the attorney so that the best resolution may be sought.

    What should I bring to the meeting?Accordion Closed

    It is critical that you bring all legal documents relating to the issue to be discussed. It is also helpful if you prepare a timeline of events, including names of others who may be involved, if applicable so that we can discuss future options. It is best to jot down your recollection of the event as soon as possible, to preserve your memory of the situation. If necessary, additional follow up will take place, including scheduling additional appointments.

    What other resources are available?Accordion Closed

    We will continue to expand our offerings of informative brochures on a wide variety of legal topics. Please feel free to stop by to pick up any brochures that may be helpful for you. We will be creating a website of this information as well as other practical and useful legal information.

    Please feel free to contact your ASNAU Senator if you have any suggestions for other Legal Services offerings.

    Useful documents and resources

    Online resources

    Forms and printable resources

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  • Northern Vermont University/Johnson (NVU) - SGA Professional Business Clothing

    donate!!!

    SGA President, Jessica Malskis, and Director of Career Development, Beth Walsh, teamed up to create an event that will benefit students on the NVU-Johnson campus.

    Dress for Success will be on Wednesday, March 27, 2019 from 4pm-8pm. Students will have access to a professional clothing drive, makeup tips and goodie bags, and hairstyling advice to look your best.
    Beth Walsh will be having a table to help you perfect your resume, and there will be opportunities for a LinkedIn headshot, so come to this event prepared to start your professional journey!

    More information to come!
    In the meantime, we are still taking donations!

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  • Northern Vermont University/Lyndon (NVU) - Food Pantry

    https://www.lyndonsga.com/student-pantry.html

    NVU-Lyndon Student Pantry

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    The NVU-Lyndon Student Pantry is designed to meet the immediate food needs of students on campus by providing a variety of non-perishable food items and basic necessities to students and their families.  This project was created and funded by the NVU-Lyndon Student Government Association as one way to support students in their academic endeavors at Lyndon. 

    How To Use the Pantry

    The pantry is open to all students and students do not need to provide any proof of need in order to access it. Students may not utilize the pantry more than two times per month in an effort to meet the needs of as many students as possible. If you are in need of items from the pantry, please e-mail LyndonStudentLife@NorthernVermont.edu or call (802)-274-3152 to schedule a time to meet. Use of the pantry is confidential and names of individuals utilizing this resource will not be shared with individuals outside of those operating the pantry.

    What's in the Pantry?

    The pantry is filled with non-perishable food items as well as personal hygiene and self-care products. Items currently available include canned food such as soup, pasta, and vegetables, quick meals such as Ramen noodles and macaroni and cheese, pasta and sauce, rice, and snack foods. It also contains items such as deodorant, shampoo, conditioner, soap, body wash, dental care, razors, bath towels, bed sheets, laundry detergent, and more.

    Donations to the Pantry
    Student Pantry Needs
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    Due to limitations on space, we currently only accept non-perishable foods with good "Best Buy" dates, personal hygiene items, and soft goods such as sheets and towels. All donations must be new and in their original packaging. Due to limitations in space, we do not accept donations of clothing. If you would like to make a monetary donation, please contact Erin Rossetti, Director of Student Life, at Erin.Rossetti@NorthernVermont.edu. Funds collected through donations will be used to stock the pantry.

    Student pantry Suggestions & Requests

    If you are aware of a need that we are not meeting that falls into one of the categories above, or have a specific personal request, please feel free to e-mail Student Life at LyndonStudentLife@NorthernVermont.edu.
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  • Oakland University (OU) - OUSC Current Services

    As of summer 2012, a Scantron machine is available in the lower level of the Oakland Center across from the Barnes and Noble Bookstore. This Scantron vending machine offers school supplies such as pencils, note cards, headphones, and much more.

    In the fall of 2014, Student Congress has expanded this initiative and began offering free Scantrons to students. We ask that to receive a Scantron, students follow us on social media sites (Grizz Orgs, Facebook, Twitter, Instagram) so they see our updates. Students who come to the Student Congress office can receive two Scantrons for free, everyday. If our office is closed, our Scantron machine is right down the hall! We offer the following types of scantrons for free:

    • 882-E (long green scantron)
    • 815-E (short green scantron)
    • Blue Books

    Student Congress also offers free printing for students! Everyday students are eligible to print
    up to 5 pages (front and back) in color or black and white. Visit the Student Congress office
    during our business hours to utilize this cost-saving initiative!

    Beginning every Fall and Winter semester, Student Congress’ Chief of Staff offers
    free IClicker rentals. The rental registration is first come, first serve. Rentals are semester long
    and eligible for renewal, contingent on necessity. Please visit our office at the beginning of the
    semesters to inquire about the availability of IClickers. Any further questions, please contact Chief of Staff Abbie Austin at abigailaustin@oakland.edu. 

    In the Oakland Center bathrooms, you will find baskets of free tampons and sanitary napkins.
    We have the privilege of offering free menstrual hygiene products to any student. Visit us
    whenever our office is open to receive free tampons and sanitary napkins. Please inform us if
    our supply of tampons and sanitary napkins are running low in the Oakland Center bathrooms.

    Visit us daily for a variety of giveaways, snacks, and school supplies for FREE!

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  • Oregon State University/Cascades (OSU-Cascades) - ASCC Food Pantry

    Our Mission

    The ASCC Food Pantry exists primarily to support students experiencing a lack of access to food, poverty, and food insecurity. We have options for vegan, vegetarian and gluten-free diets as well as we understand these types of food may be out of a college student's budget. We also have a variety of self-care items. Students and non-students are welcome, we serve everyone!

    We Can Still Help!

    Even with Governor Kate Brown's state restrictions in place, ASCC is here to help.

    We are offering students grocery gift cards in place of the food pantry temporarily:

    Fill out our short and simple Google application.

    GROCERY APPLICATION

    If you need more assistance, send and email to Risa Christie, the ASCC Director of Student Advocacy.

    For other resources in our community, check out this page. 

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  • Oregon State University/Cascades (OSU-Cascades) - ASCC Safer Living Initiative

    Safer Living Initiative

    Now Available in all Restrooms! 

    Up until now, OSU-Cascades did not offer free safer-sex, menstrual, or health products on campus. Lack of access to these products can result in disease transmission and health problems. In addition, the lack of products disproportionally affects low-income and at risk students. ASCC will offer free safer sex and health supplies to students, funded by student fees in each restroom on campus. We are also sharing resource hotlines and resources avalible to students on campus.

    List of Products 

    National and Community Resources 

    • Deschutes County Mental Health
    • Main Line: 541-322-7500 ext. 9
    • Toll Free: 1-800-875-7364
    • Crisis Text Line, text 741741
    • Veteran’s Text Line, text 838255
    • National Suicide Prevention 1-800-273-8255
    • Sexual Assault hotline (Rainn) 1-800-656-4673 
    • National Human Trafficking Hotline 1 (888) 373-7888


    OSU-Cascades Resources 

    The Safer Living Initiative will be coming soon to all bathrooms on campus. For questions, please contact ascc.vp@osucascades.edu. 

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  • Pierce College/Puyallup - ASPCP Food Pantry

    https://www.pierce.ctc.edu/student-life-py-food-pantry

    Here at Pierce, we want to make sure no one goes hungry. We know that not all of our students have direct access to food and personal hygiene products here on campus, or at home, so we did something about it. The Food Pantry is a resource for all students who may need it, running entirely on donations from fellow students and our community.

    Donations

    If you have any donations, please bring them to the front desk in the Office of Student Life (C210) during operating hours (below) or in the donation box in front of our door.

    OSL Operating Hours:

    Monday: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
    Tuesday: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
    Wednesday: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
    Thursday: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m.
    Friday: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m.

    How Can You Help End Hunger on Campus?

    The pantry runs solely on donations, as our budget cannot be used to stock it. Donations from students like you and community members are what keep the pantry alive. This is where you come in. There will be food in the pantry only if you put it there. When donating, please keep in mind the kinds of foods that would be most beneficial to our students, such as easily-warmed meals, non-perishable foods that can be eaten on the go, utensils, and personal hygiene products.

    We are always taking donations to keep the pantry stocked. These high-demand items that would be ideal to donate:

    Breakfast

    front door of puyallup student food pantry
    • Individual-sized cereal boxes
    • Cereal bars
    • Oatmeal
    • Pop Tarts
    • Granola
    • Protein bars

    Fruits/Veggies

    • Canned beans, peas, carrots, etc.
    • Canned fruits
    • Fruit cups
    • Dried fruits
    • Juice boxes

    Lunch/Snacks

    • Instant noodles/ramen
    • Instant potatoes
    • Easy mac
    • Hamburger helper
    • Canned tuna/chicken/proteins
    • Instant pasta
    • Pudding
    • Canned soups
    • Peanut butter
    • Boxed meals
    • Microwaveable non-frozen meals

    Personal Hygiene Products

    • Soap
    • Shampoo/conditioner
    • Paper towel/toilet paper
    • Toothbrush/toothpaste
    • Diapers
    • Deodorant
    • Feminine hygiene
    • Laundry detergent

    Misc

    • Water bottles
    • Energy bars/drinks
    • Instant coffee/tea
    • Utensils! Forks, spoons, microwaveable bowls and cups, etc.

    If you are a student who utilizes the food pantry, we would appreciate your suggestions as to what you would like to see more of or any other ways that we could improve this service. Please contact Anthony Talingo, the Operations Senator, at atalingo@pierce.ctc.edu or stop by the Office of Student Life in C210.

    Donors for This Year's Food Pantry

    • Wesley Homes Foundation
    • Pierce College Foundation
    • Errolynne Marsh and the Presbyterian Church

    Contact

    Anthony Talingo
    Operations Senator
    atalingo@pierce.ctc.edu
    253-840-8347


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  • Pueblo Community College (PCC) - ASG Food Pantry

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  • Rio Hondo College (RHC) - Food Pantry

    Rio Hondo College Opens Food Pantry, Resource Room

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    WHITTIER – Rio Hondo College on Oct. 24 launched a combination food pantry and resource room – dubbed the RioSource Room – to combat student food insecurity that a survey shows challenge a staggering 47 percent of the College’s students.

    “This is a very exciting day,” Superintendent/President Teresa Dreyfuss said. “The RioSource Room is an example of what is possible when the whole community works together, from faculty and staff, to students, and our community partners. Together, we’ll make a difference in the lives of our students.”

    The pantry culminates efforts by the College’s Food Access Task Force and the Associated Students of Rio Hondo College to combat food insecurity on campus for the last two years. Those efforts include a fall 2016 survey, snacks made available students on their way to classes, Food Break stations during finals week and free groceries at the end of the 2016-17 academic year.

    The launch included a town hall highlighting the impact of food insecurity, defined as a lack of access to a sufficient quantity of affordable, nutritious food.

    Rio Hondo College students surveyed in fall 2016 said they worry over feeding themselves and families, including 35 percent who skip meals because they lack money. More than half the surveyed students who receive financial aid said they spend at least some of those funds on food.

    The RioSource Room, located in Building A next to the Rio Hondo College Bookstore, will serve as a drop-in pantry for students who need food while on campus or groceries to take home. It will also host information about local nonprofit and community resources, including state food aid, shelters, health providers and mental health services.

    The pantry will be supplied with aid from Food Finders, Heart of Compassion and Emmanuel Presbyterian Church Food Bank, which have donated items for past food efforts. Dreyfuss pledged $25,000 from the College as ongoing support.

    Andrew Gonzalez, ASRHC president in 2016-17, led efforts to create the pantry. Gonzalez, who now attends Cal State Fullerton, returned for the opening. He shared how, while homeless, he slept in his car and showered at Rio Hondo College.

    Martin Cuvarrubios, the current ASRHC president, thanked President Dreyfuss for pledging financial support and allocating space for the resource room.

    “We all know space is hard to get at Rio Hondo College,” he added.

    Grocery bags of food were handed out to students following the event.

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  • Riverside City College (RCC) - Student Discounts

    Student ID Discounts

    Discounts? Don’t hesitate to ask! Most local business, dining places, shopping stores give student discounts.

    Just show your RCC Student ID Card to see what discounts are available to you! You also get discounts for: Photo ID,

    Free Admission to Live Entertainment, Eligible to Participate in Student Government, Bookstore Discounts,

    FreeCampus Music Concerts, Free Admission to Recognition Banquets (if being honored), Discounts at Local Merchants, 

    Free Barbecues and Food Giveaways, Representation by ASRCCD Membership, Free Admission to Athletic Events, and Discounts to Performing Arts Shows!

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  • Robert Morris University (RMU) PA - Colonial Cupboard Student Food Pantry

    http://studentlife.rmu.edu/colonial-cupboard-student-food-pantry

    About the Pantry

    The university is pleased to offer this resource to our students.  Our pantry was established in Spring 2019 and is managed by the Center for Student Success under the direction of the Dean of Students Office.  The Colonial Cupboard is located on the 2nd floor of the Nicholson Center.  The pantry is designed to meet the immediate food needs for all of our currently registered students.  All undergraduate and graduate students are welcome to use the pantry as we know that food insecurity can impact the ability of our students to achieve their academic, professional, and personal goals. 

    Robert Morris University and the Colonial Cupboard are members of the College and University Food Bank Alliance.  For more information about the pantry, please contact the Center for Student Success at 412-397-6814 or center4success@rmu.edu


    What to Expect

    Students are welcome to visit the Center for Student Success during normal business hours to access the Colonial Cupboard.  Students interested in utilizing the pantry for the first time will be asked to complete an on-line registration form located at rmu.edu/Revolution.  The registration form helps us understand the needs of our students as well as to connect them with additional resources.  Our goal is to have a process in place that is quick, easy, and private.

    Students will swipe their Freedom Card each time they visit the pantry.  We provide recyclable bags for students to use for their items, and students are invited to take what he/she may need.


    How to Donate

    The pantry welcomes donations of non-perishable food items.  Arrangements can be made to accommodate limited donations of perishable items, fresh fruits and vegetables.  The pantry can accommodate items that must be refrigerated or frozen.   

    Favorite items include:

            Soups

            Spaghetti sauce

             Peanut butter and Jelly

            Canned vegetables and fruit cups

             Packaged items such as instant potatoes, rice, pasta, and macaroni and cheese

             Juice and other bottled beverages

             Breakfast items (cereal, pancake mix, syrup, pop tarts and muffins

            Snack items such as salsa, chips, microwave popcorn, cookies, and granola bars

    We also have a section of the pantry for basic necessities and personal care items.  Soap, toilet paper, tissues, toothpaste, feminine hygiene products, cleaning supplies, and laundry soap are much appreciated by our students.

    Individuals or organizations wishing to organize a drive or make a monetary donation should contact the Center for Student Success directly at 412-397-6814 or center4success@rmu.edu

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  • Roosevelt University/Chicago (RU) - Food Pantry

    RU Food Pantry

    March 05, 2018

    RU Student Government collected over 70 foot items for the Roosevelt University Food Pantry. Keep an eye out for SGA senators tabling in the Wabash Caf and make sure to donate! 

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  • Rowan College at Burlington (RCBC) - Food Pantry

    Barons don't go hungry.

    We know you can’t do your best on an empty stomach! Nationwide research shows 42% of community college students experience food insecurity. This correlates with reduced academic performance and lower rates of degree completion. We want you to make it to the finish line! That’s why we’ve opened the student food pantry where you can access free food with no questions asked.

    Whole Foods Market Logo for Nickles for Nonprofits Program
    Your Change. YOUR COMMUNITY.

    From now until June 30 when you shop with your reusable bags at Whole Foods Market in Marlton you can donate your bag refund to RCBC’s Food Pantry!

    Am I eligible to receive goods from the pantry?

    The RCBC Food Pantry is available to any student with a current semester sticker on their RCBC ID.

    How do I obtain a current semester sticker?

    If you don't have a current semester sticker on your RCBC ID card, please visit Public Safety in the Student Success Center or Evans Hall with a copy of your current class schedule.

    Where is the pantry located?

    The pantry is located in Votta Hall and can be accessed from the external door. To access the food pantry, please use the building entrance that is closest to the bus stop, adjacent to parking lot 2. There is no access point from inside the building.

    What if I need assistance beyond the food pantry resources?

    RCBC students can access additional support resources through the Student Support office.  Our team can assist with accessing local, county and state programs, provide access to counseling resources and connect students with other supports.  Please contact us directly for additional information.

    Can I volunteer to help with the food pantry?
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  • Rowan University - SGA Food for Fines, 2020

    Food for Fines

    Rowan University’s “Food for Fines” initiative will take place during the last week of each month within the academic year. Students will be able to donate items to the Rowan University SHOP in exchange for parking violation forgiveness.

     

    Frequently Asked Questions

    Q: How many items am I allowed to donate? What is the maximum amount of money that can be taken off of my parking ticket?

    A: One donation to the SHOP has an equivalent value of $2 per donated item , not to exceed 15 donated items.

    Example: A student with a $50 fine, would be able to donate up to 15 items for a reduction of $30, leaving the violation total at $20.

     

    Q: How often am I allowed to participate in this initiative?

    A: Students are eligible to receive credit towards one violation per semester.

     

    Q: “I don’t have a parking permit, can I still participate in this initiative?”

    A: No, this semester while the program is being piloted, only students with permits ($50 violations) are able to donate items to earn forgiveness dollars.

     

    Q: Are graduate students and faculty allowed to participate in this initiative?

    A: No, this semester while the program is being piloted, only undergraduate students are able to donate items to earn forgiveness dollars.

     

    Q: Where should someone drop off donations for this?

    A: Rowan SGA is responsible for the collection of donations in the SGA suite during normal operating hours.

     

    Q: Do I need to bring anything else with me to the SGA office in order to be eligible for this plan?

    A: Yes, please bring your ticket number that you would like the donation credit to be applied to, your student ID, and valid Banner ID number.

     

    Eligible donations include

    • Non-perishable food items
    • New, unexpired, unused items
    • Toiletries (not travel sized)
      • Toilet paper, paper towels, etc.
      • Soap, shampoo, etc.
    Non-eligible donations include
    • Perishable food items
    • Used, open, expired items
    • Travel sized toiletries
    • Items that will expire before the end of the academic year (May 31st, 2020)

    Please contact SGAStudentAffairs@rowan.edu with any additional questions.

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  • Rowan University - SGA Lawyer, 2020

    SGA Lawyer

    The Student Government Association hires a professional lawyer for all undergraduate students, providing legal counsel at no cost. Times and availability are limited. If you are interested, contact the SGA Office (856-256-4540) or via email at sga@rowan.edu.

    Fall 2020

    All meetings will be by phone appointments only:

    September 9th 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

    September 23rd 2:00 pm to 5:00 PM

    October 7th 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

    October 21st 2:00 pm to 5:00 PM

    November 4th 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

    November 18th 2:00 pm to 5:00 PM

    December 2nd 10:00 AM to 2:00 PM

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  • San Jose State University (SJSU) - AS Child Development Center

    Child Development Center

    The CDC is a non-profit early education and care program serving children ages 4 months through 5 years and is licensed for 110 children. The Child Development Center is licensed by the California Department of Social Services and operates under guidelines established by the California Department of Education Child Development Division.

    What We do

     

    Wait List Application

    Interested in enrolling your child into our center? To apply complete the Wait List Application [doc] and email it to: as-cdc@sjsu.edu

    The priority for enrolling new families into our center is as follows:

    1. San Jose State University students
    2. San Jose State University Alumni, Staff and Faculty
    3. Community

    For San Jose State students, families are ranked based upon their indicated income on the waitlist application and prioritized lowest income first. San Jose State University student families may qualify for subsidized care through the California Department of Education based upon their income and family size. This is why it is important to write your gross income (include wages, Financial Aid, Disability and all sources of income) on the wait list application.

    When a space becomes available, the Center Director will reach out to you via email and offer you the space. If you have questions about filling out the application or would like to update your application, please contact the center.

    Contact Us

    460 South 8th Street, San Jose, CA 95129
    Telephone: (408) 924-6988

    Hours

    Spring and Fall Semesters, Winter Break
    Monday – Friday: 7:15am - 5:30pm

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  • San Jose State University (SJSU) - AS Equipment Rental Program

    Equipment Rental Program

    Equipment Rental Banner.

    Does your group or student organization need a table and tent for an upcoming event? Let A.S. help!

    How The Program Works

    1. Fill out the request form.
    2. Sumbit requests online at least 5 business days before your event.
    3. Within 1-2 business days, you will receive an email confirming or rejecting (if equipment is not available) your request.
      • If confirmed, you will receive a Google Calendar invitation for pickup and dropoff date and time.
      • You must acept this invite to pickup equipment.
      • You will be responsible for all checked out items until they are retuned.

    Important

    • Pickup and drop off items are strict.
    • Failure to show up or be late may affect future rentals.
    • Notify A.S. Events at asequipmentrentals@sjsu.edu if you will be late.
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  • San Jose State University (SJSU) - AS General Services Center

    General Services Center

    General Services Center Staff

    The GSC is a hub for student business services and student organizations. The center provides check cashing, money orders, notarization, and faxing services while serving as a PG&E payment center on campus. The GSC also provides banking and accounting services to officially recognized campus student organizations.

    Student Organization Campus Trust Accounts
    Recognized Student Organizations (RSO) can open a campus banking account. Free check processing, bookkeeping, purchase orders and more. Contact as-general-services@sjsu.edu for more information.

    REQUISITION FORM [pdf]

    MASTER TRUST AGREEMENT [pdf]

    SIGNATURE CARD [pdf]

    A.S. Affordable Textbook Program [pdf]
    Students who receive financial aid grants are eligible for a $100 voucher to buy or rent a textbook at the SJSU bookstore.

    SmartPass Clipper Card: Pick Up
    Students picking up SmartPass Clipper card for the first time must submit an online request form, bring Tower ID, and pay $3 fee. For more information, visit ts.sjsu.edu.

    Ace Train and HWY 17 Express: Discounted Tickets
    Discounted tickets for SJSU matriculated students and staff.

    International Student Identity Card (ISIC)
    Students may receive discounts with the ISIC Card. For more information, visit isic.org.

    Mail Drop Off
    U.S. mail with proper postage may be dropped off in our conveniently-located mail drop box.

    Check Cashing
    The center can cash personal checks up to $25.

    PG&E Payments
    Same-day payments free-of-charge. Cash or check only.

    Fax Service
    Pages may be faxed out or received for $1 per page. For received faxed pages, person must be present at time of transaction.
    Notarization

    $15 per signature. Contact trinh.thai@sjsu.edu to schedule an appointment.

    Money Order
    A maximum of $500 per money order may be made with $1 charge per money order. Cash only.

    Contact Us

    Diaz Compean Student Union, 1st Floor, Suite 1800
    San Jose State University, One Washington Square
    San Jose, CA 95192-0129
    Phone: 408-924-6200
    Fax: 408-924-6220

    Fall and Spring Semester Hours

    Monday - Friday: 8:00am - 5:00pm

    Winter and Summer Hours

    Monday-Friday: 9:00am - 12:00pm, 1:00pm - 5:00pm

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  • Santa Ana College (SAC) - ASG Book Loan Program

    Our program aims to provide students with a book voucher (worth up to $100) OR a used book for the current semester. In our efforts to support more students on campus, books are returned to Student Life at the end of the semester. Qualified books are those purchased through the Santa Ana College’s Don Bookstore.
     

    Program Eligibility

    Student must
    • Have paid the Student Life & Leadership Fee for the applicable semester
    • Be enrolled in six (6) or more units for the current semester
    • Meet a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0
    • Be in good standing with the college
    • Be ineligible to receive additional federal financial aid (CCPG Waiver excluded)

     
    Supporting Documents
    1. A copy of your current “Registration Statement” which shows your class schedule and paid Student Life & Leadership Fee (WebAdvisor)
    2. "Book List" or Syllabus which shows the required book(s) for the semester (Don Bookstore)
    3. Student ID

    Agreement/Repayment Plan

    Each book voucher will be a maximum of $100.00. You may only purchase or rent books at the Don Bookstore with this voucher. To support sustainability and students on campus, books that you purchase with the voucher or that you borrowed from Student Life will be recycled at the end of the semester. If you used the voucher to rent your books from the bookstore, you must return the rental book back to the Don Bookstore. Otherwise, all students will be required to return their books to Student Life by the end of finals week. A hold will be placed on your student account until 1) the book is returned or 2) the amount is repaid.

     

    How to Apply

    1. Applications for the ASG Book Loan Program are a first-come, first-serve basis. 
    2. Applications will be available ONLINE beginning Thursday, August 01 via this webpage.
    3. Immediately turn in your supporting documents to complete your application. Documents can be emailed to nguyen_john@sac.edu or submitted to the Office of Student Life, VL-108. Only completed applications will be considered.
    4. All applicants that meet the qualifications of the program and approved to receive funding, will be given either a voucher ($100 value) or a used book that ASG has available.
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