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Checked November 3, 2026
Student-led pantry giving free produce, rescued groceries and toiletries; Fall 2026 visits are approved through a Canvas survey, with DoorDash delivery for some Saturday distributions near Tempe/West Valley.
Campus
Tempe
Who can use it
ASU students; join the Fall 2026 Canvas page and complete the research survey (points = approved visits); "bring your reusable bag and ASU ID to distributions!"
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Register on Canvas, then walk in at distributions
Where
First United Methodist Church, 215 E. University Dr., Tempe (off campus); Student Success Center pantry: Interdisciplinary B Room 354
Pitchfork Pantry is a student volunteer-led 501(c)(3) under the First United Methodist Church (per its About Us page). ASU's Basic Needs page links to it. Locations come from the pitchforkpantry.org home page.
“Fall 2026 Instructions for Food Distributions (Tempe, Downtown, West Valley, Student Success)”Official page: pitchforkpantry.orgAlso on: pitchforkpantry.orgChecked November 3, 2026
Student-led pantry giving free produce, rescued groceries and toiletries; Fall 2026 visits are approved through a Canvas survey, with DoorDash delivery for some Saturday distributions near Tempe/West Valley.
Campus
Downtown Phoenix
Who can use it
ASU students; join the Fall 2026 Canvas page and complete the research survey (points = approved visits); "bring your reusable bag and ASU ID to distributions!"
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Register on Canvas, then walk in at distributions
Where
Grace Lutheran Church, 1124 N 3rd St, Phoenix (off campus); Student Success Center pantry: UCENT 102
Pitchfork Pantry is a student volunteer-led 501(c)(3) under the First United Methodist Church (per its About Us page). ASU's Basic Needs page links to it. Locations come from the pitchforkpantry.org home page.
“Fall 2026 Instructions for Food Distributions (Tempe, Downtown, West Valley, Student Success)”Official page: pitchforkpantry.orgAlso on: pitchforkpantry.orgChecked November 3, 2026
Student-led pantry giving free produce, rescued groceries and toiletries; Fall 2026 visits are approved through a Canvas survey, with DoorDash delivery for some Saturday distributions near Tempe/West Valley.
Campus
West Valley
Who can use it
ASU students; join the Fall 2026 Canvas page and complete the research survey (points = approved visits); "bring your reusable bag and ASU ID to distributions!"
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Register on Canvas, then walk in at distributions
Where
Christ Community Church, 4530 W Thunderbird Rd, Glendale (off campus); Student Success Center pantry: Fletcher Library
Pitchfork Pantry is a student volunteer-led 501(c)(3) under the First United Methodist Church (per its About Us page). ASU's Basic Needs page links to it. Locations come from the pitchforkpantry.org home page.
“Fall 2026 Instructions for Food Distributions (Tempe, Downtown, West Valley, Student Success)”Official page: pitchforkpantry.orgAlso on: pitchforkpantry.orgChecked November 3, 2026
Student-led pantry giving free produce, rescued groceries and toiletries; Fall 2026 visits are approved through a Canvas survey, with DoorDash delivery for some Saturday distributions near Tempe/West Valley.
Campus
Polytechnic
Who can use it
ASU students; join the Fall 2026 Canvas page and complete the research survey (points = approved visits); "bring your reusable bag and ASU ID to distributions!"
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Register on Canvas, then walk in at distributions
Where
Student Success Center, CNTR 160, Mesa
Pitchfork Pantry is a student volunteer-led 501(c)(3) under the First United Methodist Church (per its About Us page). ASU's Basic Needs page links to it. Locations come from the pitchforkpantry.org home page.
“Fall 2026 Instructions for Food Distributions (Tempe, Downtown, West Valley, Student Success)”Official page: pitchforkpantry.orgAlso on: pitchforkpantry.orgChecked November 3, 2026
Emergency aid for an urgent financial problem that threatens a student's ability to stay enrolled: food or housing, utilities, medical costs, transportation, or tech needed for class.
Campus
Every ASU campus
Who can use it
"If you have experienced an emergency that has created an urgent financial concern directly affecting your ability to participate in required academic activities or remain enrolled in your current classes, you may qualify"
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online form (Maxient) linked from the Dean of Students page
“The Student Crisis Fund aims to help alleviate unexpected barriers that impact student persistence and attendance.”Official page: eoss.asu.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Short-term emergency loan, typically $500 per semester, deposited directly and repaid as a My ASU charge.
Campus
Every ASU campus
Who can use it
Students with "an emergency financial situation"; over $500 considered case-by-case
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online application or downloadable form
Contact
Student Business Services 855-278-5080
“Loans are typically $500 per semester and can be used for things like books when other financial aid is delayed.”Official page: tuition.asu.eduChecked November 3, 2026
The Student Crisis Fund lists immediate housing and short-term essential utilities among covered needs; ASU's Basic Needs page lists it under Housing Insecurity Assistance.
Campus
Every ASU campus
Who can use it
Same as Student Crisis Fund
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online form (Maxient)
“Immediate basic needs including food or housing Short-term essential utilities such as gas, water, or electricity”Official page: eoss.asu.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Central office that links students facing basic-needs or other crises with campus and community resources; anyone can submit a Student Care Form.
Campus
Tempe
Who can use it
ASU students
How to get it
Walk inFill out a formCall or email
Walk-in or call/email; or online Student Care Form
Where
Student Services Building Room 263, 1151 S. Forest Ave., Tempe
When
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Contact
(480) 965-6547
“Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU.”Official page: eoss.asu.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Central office that links students facing basic-needs or other crises with campus and community resources; anyone can submit a Student Care Form.
Campus
Downtown Phoenix
Who can use it
ASU students
How to get it
Walk inFill out a formCall or email
Walk-in or call/email; or online Student Care Form
Where
Downtown Post Office Room 243, 522 N. Central Avenue, Phoenix
When
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Contact
(480) 965-6547
“Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU.”Official page: eoss.asu.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Central office that links students facing basic-needs or other crises with campus and community resources; anyone can submit a Student Care Form.
Campus
West Valley
Who can use it
ASU students
How to get it
Walk inFill out a formCall or email
Walk-in or call/email; or online Student Care Form
Where
University Center Building Room 301, 4701 West Thunderbird Road, Glendale
When
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Contact
(480) 965-6547
“Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU.”Official page: eoss.asu.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Central office that links students facing basic-needs or other crises with campus and community resources; anyone can submit a Student Care Form.
Campus
Polytechnic
Who can use it
ASU students
How to get it
Walk inFill out a formCall or email
Walk-in or call/email; or online Student Care Form
Where
Academic Center Building Suite 110, 5988 S. Backus Mall, Mesa
When
Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Contact
(480) 965-6547
“Student Advocacy and Assistance is a central resource for student assistance at ASU.”Official page: eoss.asu.eduChecked November 3, 2026
The Student Crisis Fund can cover essential devices or internet access needed for coursework (money, not a loaner device).
Campus
Every ASU campus
Who can use it
Same as Student Crisis Fund
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online form (Maxient)
“Technology required for coursework such as essential devices or internet access needed to participate in academic activities”Official page: eoss.asu.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Student-run supplemental grocery program with produce, non-perishables, milk, bread, eggs, frozen goods and hygiene items on a points system.
Campus
Main campus (Tucson)
Who can use it
"Any person with a UA CatCard can access the Campus Pantry." "Students do not need to 'qualify' to visit the Campus Pantry."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in; CatCard swipe required; visit two of the three open days
Where
Student Union Memorial Center, Sonora Room (1st floor, across from the Esports Arena)
When
Tue 3-6pm; Wed 3-6pm; Thu 12-6pm (food bags only); Fri 11-2pm
The CatCard swipe, points and visit rules are on the How It Works page.
“Any person with a UA CatCard can access the Campus Pantry.”Official page: campuspantry.arizona.eduAlso on: campuspantry.arizona.edu/how-it-worksChecked November 3, 2026
Second Campus Pantry location in the Health Sciences Library.
Campus
Main campus (Tucson)
Who can use it
UA CatCard holders (per Campus Pantry rules)
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
Health Sciences Library, Room 1152
When
Thursdays 12-2:30pm
“Campus Pantry North Health Sciences Library, Room 1152 Thursdays 12-2:30pm”Official page: campuspantry.arizona.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Emergency food box arranged through the Dean of Students Office or the Campus Pantry email.
Campus
Main campus (Tucson)
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Call or email
Call or email
Contact
520-621-7057 (Dean of Students Office); campuspantry@arizona.edu
“If you are in an emergency and need a food box now, please contact the Dean of Students Office at 520-621-7057 or email campuspantry@arizona.edu”Official page: campuspantry.arizona.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (it is offered only "when funding is available," and the only dated content is from 2020 to 2022). Call or check before you go.
Dean of Students emergency fund for enrolled students at risk of withdrawing due to an unexpected temporary financial hardship.
Campus
Main campus (Tucson)
Who can use it
"currently enrolled students who are in need and at risk of having to withdraw from their classes"; "Eligible students may be awarded once each calendar year."
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online: UAccess Student Center under Forms, when funding is available
“When funding is available enrolled students are able to apply through their UAccess Student Center under Forms.”Official page: deanofstudents.arizona.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Central support team that meets with students in crisis and connects them to campus and community resources.
Campus
Main campus (Tucson)
Who can use it
Students experiencing personal crises, life events, health concerns, or academic difficulties
How to get it
Fill out a formCall or email
Call or email the Dean of Students Office; or submit a public CARE Report online
Contact
520-621-7057; DOS-deanofstudents@email.arizona.edu
“The CARE Team is a central support resource for students experiencing a variety of challenges, including personal crises, life events, health concerns, and academic difficulties.”Official page: deanofstudents.arizona.eduChecked November 3, 2026
1:1 appointment with a Basic Needs Center employee to help with a SNAP application, in person or on Zoom.
Campus
Main campus (Tucson)
Who can use it
Students who are eligible for SNAP (page lists student SNAP rules)
How to get it
Make an appointmentCall or email
Appointment by email; in person (bring hard copies to scan) or Zoom (documents already scanned)
“Book an appointment with a Basic Needs Center employee to get assistance with your application.”Official page: campuspantry.arizona.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free donated clothing from casual to professional wear, on a 4-point shopping system, once per week.
Campus
Main campus (Tucson)
Who can use it
"Validate your affiliation to the University of Arizona by swiping your CatCard or provide a team member with your ID number and photo ID."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in, one visit per week
Where
Student Union, first floor; second location at the LCS Lab, McClelland Park first floor (new Fall 2026)
When
Main location: Tue 3-6PM, Fri 11-2PM (LCS Lab hours listed inconsistently on page)
“New in Fall 2026- Campus Closet now has a second location at the LCS Lab in McClelland Park!”Official page: asuatoday.arizona.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Hygiene items are stocked at the Campus Pantry alongside food.
Campus
Main campus (Tucson)
Who can use it
"Any person with a UA CatCard can access the Campus Pantry."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in during pantry hours
Where
Student Union Memorial Center
“Items available at the Campus Pantry include: produce, non-perishables, milk, bread, eggs, frozen goods, hygiene items, and more!”Official page: campuspantry.arizona.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free loans of laptops, tablets, WiFi hotspots, calculators and more; PC laptops up to 147 days, most items 21 days.
Campus
Main campus (Tucson)
Who can use it
Students (CatCard); some items faculty and staff
How to get it
Fill out a form
Reserve online or borrow in person (PC laptops in person only)
Where
Tech Toolshed, Main Library 1st floor
“you can borrow technology like laptops, tablets, cameras, web cameras, 3D scanners, projectors, headphones, WiFi hotspots, advanced calculators, and other equipment, for free.”Official page: lib.arizona.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Campus food pantry distributions with nonperishables, produce, bread, hygiene items, spices, cookware and socks, run with Flagstaff Family Food Center.
Campus
Flagstaff Mountain Campus
Who can use it
Students and employees; "Please bring your NAU ID."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in on distribution dates
Where
Louie's Cupboard by the Lumberjack CARE Center (Sechrist Annex)
When
Fridays 11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. Fall 2026 dates left as of November 3: Nov 13 and Dec 4
Contact
LouiesCupboard@nau.edu; 928-523-5181
“Fall 2026 Bi-Weekly Distributions: Friday, September 4, 11:00 AM – 2:00 PM”Official page: in.nau.eduChecked November 3, 2026
15-minute appointment to shop the remodeled pantry for shelf-stable, refrigerated, frozen and fresh foods.
Campus
Flagstaff Mountain Campus
Who can use it
Students and employees
How to get it
Make an appointment
Appointment via NAU Appointment Planner (appointments.nau.edu), "Louie's Cupboard Client Choice Shopping"
Where
Louie's Cupboard, Sechrist Annex
When
Every Wednesday 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.
“This model allows students and employees to “shop” the cupboard for items they most need and/or want”Official page: in.nau.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Ready-made bags of nonperishables (rice, canned fruit, vegetables and meat, peanut butter, pasta) available any weekday.
Campus
Flagstaff Mountain Campus
Who can use it
Not stated beyond completing the form
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Walk-in to the CARE Center to complete a Grab and Go Bag Form
Where
Lumberjack CARE Center (Sechrist Annex)
When
Monday-Friday 8:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m.
“Please visit the CARE Center to complete a Louie’s Cupboard Grab and Go Bag Form to access this resource.”Official page: in.nau.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Non-clinical one-on-one case managers who help students facing food insecurity, financial needs or other challenges build an action plan and connect to resources.
Campus
Flagstaff Mountain Campus
Who can use it
NAU students
How to get it
Walk inCall or emailReferral
Zoom, phone, or in-person; walk-in to the CARE Center or referral
Where
Lumberjack CARE Center, connected to Sechrist Hall
Contact
CARECenter@nau.edu; 928-523-5181
“The Lumberjack CARE Team case managers offer one-on-one support to students experiencing a variety of life or academic challenges.”Official page: in.nau.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Help navigating food-benefit applications, plus NAU's free online Single Stop self-screener for state and federal benefits.
Campus
Flagstaff Mountain Campus
Who can use it
NAU students
How to get it
Fill out a formCall or email
Online screener; contact Louie's Cupboard for SNAP help
“SNAP assistance : Get help navigating food benefit applications”Official page: nau.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Self-serve mini pantries with nonperishable food, hygiene items and snacks.
Campus
Flagstaff Mountain Campus
Who can use it
Students
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in, take an item
Where
Counseling Services, Health Promotion, and the Office of Inclusion
“Pocket Pantries are mini pantries that hold nonperishable food items, hygiene, and snacks for students who are looking to add to their pantries.”Official page: in.nau.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Academic-year loan of a Dell Latitude laptop (300+ available), first-come first-served; summer loans also offered.
Campus
Every NAU campus
Who can use it
"Currently enrolled NAU students"
How to get it
Walk inFill out a formCall or email
Walk-in at the Library's Ask Us! Desk; North Valley and Yuma students can request alternate pickup by emailing laptoploans@nau.edu
Where
Cline Library, Flagstaff
“Currently enrolled NAU students may check out one of more than 300 Dell Latitude laptops”Official page: nau.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free non-perishable food, household items, toiletries and school supplies, run with Matthew's Crossing Food Bank.
Campus
Pecos Campus (Chandler)
Who can use it
"for CGCC students and employees in need"
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
Student Activity Center, SC125
When
Monday - Thursday | 9 a.m. (closing time not stated on page)
“Coyote Cupboard offers free non-perishable food, household items, toiletries, school supplies and more for CGCC students and employees in need.”Official page: cgc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free fresh produce giveaway for students, staff and community.
Campus
Pecos Campus (Chandler)
Who can use it
Students, staff and members of the community
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in, while supplies last
Where
Library Courtyard
When
First Wednesday of the month, 11:00 AM-1:00 PM
“Pecos Campus - Library Courtyard First Wednesday of the month 11:00 AM – 1:00 PM(while supplies last)”Official page: cgc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free non-perishable food, household items, toiletries and school supplies.
Campus
Williams Campus (Mesa)
Who can use it
"for CGCC students and employees in need"
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in, while supplies last
Where
Williams Campus (page lists 'Higley Room' and 'Bridget Hall | Info Desk'; confirm on arrival)
When
Monday - Friday | 9 a.m. - 5 p.m.
“CGCC’s food pantry is called the Coyote Cupboard, and you can find one on both the Pecos and Williams campuses.”Official page: cgc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free fresh produce giveaway.
Campus
Williams Campus (Mesa)
Who can use it
Students, staff and members of the community
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in, while supplies last
Where
Higley Room
When
First Tuesday of the month, 10:00 AM-12:00 PM
“Williams Campus - Higley Room First Tuesday of the month 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM(while supplies last)”Official page: cgc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
CGCC's emergency-support form for students who need immediate help getting through a tough time.
Campus
Every CGCC campus
Who can use it
CGCC students (form requires Maricopa sign-in)
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online form (MCCCD sign-in)
“If you need immediate assistance to get through a tough time, here are a few key resources for reference: Student Financial Support Form”Official page: cgc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Phone line to a CGCC basic-needs advocate for emergency support.
Campus
Every CGCC campus
Who can use it
CGCC students
How to get it
Call or email
Phone
Contact
480-857-5188
“Contact a basic-needs advocate at 480-857-5188.”Official page: cgc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Toiletries and personal care items stocked at the Coyote Cupboard.
Campus
Pecos Campus (Chandler)
Who can use it
CGCC students and employees
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
Student Activity Center, SC125
“Items available include canned foods, pasta, snacks, drinks, personal care items and other supplies.”Official page: cgc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Walk-in student food pantry; pre-made food boxes can also be scheduled for pickup.
Campus
Main campus (Avondale)
Who can use it
"available to service current EMCC students in need"
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Walk-in; or schedule a pre-made box (Tue/Thu, 9am-2pm) via online form
Where
Student Union
When
Mon-Thu 9:00am-5:30pm; Fri 9:00am-4:30pm
“No appointment necessary. Walk-ins are welcome Monday through Thursday, 9:00am - 5:30pm, and Fridays, 9:00am - 4:30pm.”Official page: estrellamountain.eduChecked November 3, 2026
College basic-needs office that connects students with on-campus and community help.
Campus
Main campus (Avondale)
Who can use it
EMCC students
How to get it
Call or email
Email or phone
Contact
623-935-8814
“Here at EMCC, we offer or can help you connect with resources designed to remove those barriers and more.”Official page: estrellamountain.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free laptop loan for students; apply online, pick up at the Computer Commons.
Campus
Main campus (Avondale)
Who can use it
EMCC students
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Online application (go.estrellamountain.edu/student-laptop-checkout)
Where
Computer Commons, Estrella Hall
Contact
623-935-8150
“Need a laptop? EMCC can loan you a laptop for free! Fill out this application to get started.”Official page: estrellamountain.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (the hours are labeled Fall 2025 & Spring 2026, and no fall 2026 schedule is posted). Call or check before you go.
Free shop-once-a-week grocery with perishable and non-perishable food, household essentials and hygiene products.
Campus
Washington Campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
"Must be a GWCC student who is actively enrolled in the current semester OR a current GWCC employee." Bring Student ID or State ID.
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Walk-in; check in at Student Life front desk and complete the Gecko Grocery Client Form
Where
Student Life and Leadership Center
When
Mon-Thu 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Fri 10 a.m.-3 p.m. (posted as Fall 2025 & Spring 2026 hours)
“The Gecko Grocery offers wholesome, non-perishable food, household essentials, and hygiene products to GateWay Community College students and staff.”Official page: gatewaycc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (the page says "select Tuesdays" but lists no dates). Call or check before you go.
Twice-monthly Tuesday food distribution with fresh produce, now walk-up inside MA1100.
Campus
Washington Campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
Open to students, staff & community; no registration
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-up, no appointment
Where
MA1100 (Main Building); free parking Lots 3 and 4
When
11 a.m.-1 p.m. on select Tuesdays
“Food is generally distributed twice monthly on Tuesdays, through the fall and spring semesters.”Official page: gatewaycc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free business and professional clothing; try on and take home.
Campus
Washington Campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
"Shopping is free and open to all GWC students and their families."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in; check in at Student Life front desk
Where
Student Life and Leadership Center
“Here, you can find business and professional clothing to support you in your professional journey.”Official page: gatewaycc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (the hours are labeled Fall 2025 & Spring 2026, and no fall 2026 schedule is posted). Call or check before you go.
Hygiene products available at Gecko Grocery.
Campus
Washington Campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
Enrolled GWCC students or employees
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
Student Life and Leadership Center
“The Gecko Grocery offers wholesome, non-perishable food, household essentials, and hygiene products”Official page: gatewaycc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Monthly farmers-market-style food distribution plus drive-up grab-and-go bags, open to all.
Campus
Main campus (Glendale)
Who can use it
"open to students, faculty, staff, and community…all are welcome!"
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-up or drive-up
Where
Center of campus; drive-up bags at the horseshoe/student drop-off, south side between B building and Testing Center
When
2026 dates left as of November 3: Nov 12 and Dec 10; January-April dates TBD
“Upcoming 2026/2027 Food Distribution Dates and Resource Themes: September 10 (Housing/Utilities) October 8 (Parent Student Resources) November 12 (Health and Wellbeing)”Official page: gccaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Food gift cards (once per semester) through GCC Student Financial Assistance.
Campus
Main campus (Glendale)
Who can use it
Same as GCC Student Financial Assistance
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online application
“Gas card/food gift cards are available once per semester.”Official page: gccaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Short-term help for demonstrated need: gas/food gift cards once per semester, one-time up to $300 for rent, utilities or other emergencies, one-time textbook scholarship. Not for tuition.
Campus
Main campus (Glendale)
Who can use it
"currently enrolled in at least three credits at a Glendale Community College campus, possess a cumulative 1.75 Grade Point Average (unless it is their first semester), and be experiencing financial hardship"
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online application (open first day of classes to last day of finals); first-come, first-served as funds allow
“Emergency Funds for rental assistance/utility assistance/other emergency expenses are one-time only, max $300.”Official page: gccaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
One-time emergency funds (max $300) can go to rent or utilities; GCC Cares also addresses housing needs.
Campus
Main campus (Glendale)
Who can use it
Same as GCC Student Financial Assistance
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online application; or see GCC Cares
“Emergency Funds for rental assistance/utility assistance/other emergency expenses are one-time only, max $300.”Official page: gccaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Social workers and interns who help with emergency money, bus passes, food and housing needs, AHCCCS/SNAP, food and gas cards, and referrals.
Campus
Main campus (Glendale)
Who can use it
GCC students
How to get it
Walk inMake an appointmentCall or email
Same-day walk-in, in-person or virtual appointment; email or phone
Where
Basic Needs Support Hub, Building 05 (entrance on west side)
When
Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Contact
623-845-3525
“GCC Care staff are social workers and social work interns, and we are located in the Basic Needs Support Hub in Building 05.”Official page: gccaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
GCC Cares staff help students navigate AHCCCS and SNAP.
Campus
Main campus (Glendale)
Who can use it
GCC students
How to get it
Walk inMake an appointment
Walk-in or appointment at the Basic Needs Support Hub
Where
Building 05
When
Mon.-Fri., 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
“Some ways we help include emergency financial assistance, bus passes, addressing food and housing needs, navigating AHCCCS and SNAP, food and gas cards”Official page: gccaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Semester loans of laptops, hotspots and calculators via request forms; laptops and calculators first come, first served.
Campus
Main campus (Glendale)
Who can use it
GCC students (details on the request forms)
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online request form; hotspots reserved at the library West Circulation counter
Where
Hotspots: GCC library West Circulation counter; laptop/calculator pickup per request form
“Students can borrow a laptop, hotspot, or calculator for the semester by filling out a request form”Official page: gccaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free weekly food items and hygiene products for MCC students (amount depends on stock).
Campus
Southern and Dobson Campus
Who can use it
"for Mesa Community College students"
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
KSC 35S
When
Fall/Spring: Tue and Wed 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; Fri 11 a.m.-2 p.m.; closed Mon, Thu, and the first Wednesday of each month
“The Mesa Market provides free food and hygiene products for Mesa Community College students.”Official page: mesacc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free weekly food items and hygiene products for MCC students.
Campus
Red Mountain Campus
Who can use it
"for Mesa Community College students"
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
Palo Verde 111
When
Fall/Spring: Mon and Thu 10 a.m.-3 p.m.; closed Tue, Wed, Fri
“The Mesa Market is located in KSC 35S at the Southern and Dobson campus and in PV 111 at Red Mountain.”Official page: mesacc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Care Team can provide emergency financial assistance for school needs, housing, rent and utilities.
Campus
Southern and Dobson Campus
Who can use it
MCC students; "financial assistance isn't guaranteed"
How to get it
Call or email
Contact the Care Team
Where
Student Success Building 36N
Contact
480-461-7288
“emergency financial assistance (school needs, housing, rent, utilities)”Official page: mesacc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Care Team emergency assistance covers housing, rent and utilities, plus referrals for shelter.
Campus
Southern and Dobson Campus
Who can use it
MCC students
How to get it
Call or email
Contact the Care Team
Where
Student Success Building 36N
“emergency financial assistance (school needs, housing, rent, utilities)”Official page: mesacc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Connects students with food, housing, transportation, counseling referrals and emergency financial assistance; financial help not guaranteed.
Campus
Southern and Dobson Campus
Who can use it
MCC students facing obstacles to staying enrolled
How to get it
Fill out a formCall or emailReferral
Contact the Care Team or submit a Care Team Referral online
Where
Student Success Building 36N
Contact
480-461-7288
“We can connect you with school, financial, and community resources that may assist with basic needs—such as food, housing, or transportation”Official page: mesacc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Care Team lists DES/SNAP among the supports it provides.
Campus
Southern and Dobson Campus
Who can use it
MCC students
How to get it
Call or email
Contact the Care Team
Where
Student Success Building 36N
“Care Team Transportation, child care, mental/behavioral health referrals, legal services, food, DES/SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program)”Official page: mesacc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free donated clothing outside the Mesa Market (Southern and Dobson only).
Campus
Southern and Dobson Campus
Who can use it
MCC students
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
Outside the Mesa Market, KSC 35S
“we also offer free donated clothes for students at our Southern and Dobson campus only.”Official page: mesacc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free hygiene products each week.
Campus
Southern and Dobson Campus
Who can use it
MCC students
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
KSC 35S
“Students can receive free food items and hygiene products each week (amount dependent on stock available).”Official page: mesacc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free hygiene products each week.
Campus
Red Mountain Campus
Who can use it
MCC students
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
Palo Verde 111
“Students can receive free food items and hygiene products each week (amount dependent on stock available).”Official page: mesacc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free non-perishable food plus toiletries, hygiene products and cleaning supplies; also emergency breakfast and lunch options.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
PVCC students in need
How to get it
Make an appointmentCall or email
Appointment by phone or email
Where
L Building (relocated)
Contact
602-787-7240; DL-PVC-StuLife@paradisevalley.edu
“The Puma Pantry is Open! Feel free to call 602-787-7240 to set up an appointment or for any questions.”Official page: paradisevalley.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Emergency help in the form of bus passes, grocery/Puma Cafe gift cards and textbooks.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
PVCC students
How to get it
Ask the office
Through the CARE Team (not detailed on page)
“PVCC CARE Emergency Funding (bus passes, grocery/Puma Cafe gift cards, textbooks)”Official page: paradisevalley.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Multidisciplinary team giving coordinated support to students in distress, including those reporting food or housing insecurity.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
PVCC students
How to get it
Fill out a formReferral
CARE Referral online form
“The CARE team is a multidisciplinary group whose primary goal is to support students who are experiencing life challenges that present a barrier to success”Official page: paradisevalley.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (in-person help is listed for February, March and April only; the monthly virtual SNAP Q&A looks ongoing). Call or check before you go.
1:1 appointments with a Student Basic Needs Specialist to complete and submit SNAP or AHCCCS applications, plus a monthly live virtual SNAP Q&A.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
"Students, faculty, and Staff (fulltime & part-time)"
How to get it
Make an appointmentFill out a form
Appointment via online link; virtual Q&A by registration
Where
Puma Empowerment Center (PEC), Building J (next to Fitness Center)
When
Every 2nd Monday and 4th Wednesday (February, March, & April), 10am-3pm; virtual Q&A 3rd Wednesday 12-1pm
“Support completing and submitting your SNAP or AHCCCS application”Official page: paradisevalley.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (the page says donations and fittings are on hold). Call or check before you go.
Professional clothing and job-readiness coaching with Dress for Success Arizona; currently on hold.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
Students and community
How to get it
Ask the office
On hold; page refers people to Dress For Success Arizona directly
Where
Building J
“Donations and Fittings are on HOLD until further notification.”Official page: paradisevalley.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Toiletries, hygiene products and cleaning supplies at the Puma Pantry.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
PVCC students
How to get it
Make an appointmentCall or email
Appointment by phone or email
Where
L Building
“Students have access to non-perishable food items and basic needs such as toiletries, hygiene products and cleaning supplies.”Official page: paradisevalley.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Semester laptop loans, reserved for students without home computers or internet; hotspots in limited quantities after review.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
"PVCC students in good standing and enrolled in at least one 3-credit course"
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Online Device Request Form; pick up at Computer Commons with photo ID
Where
Computer Commons
When
Mon-Thu 8:00 AM-9:00 PM; Fri 8:00 AM-5:00 PM; Sat 9:00 AM-3:00 PM
“PVCC reserves devices for students who do not have computers or Internet access at home.”Official page: paradisevalley.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Points-based (10 per week) room with perishable and non-perishable food and household essentials.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
Phoenix College students
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in, no appointment
Where
Student Union, 1202 W. Thomas Road
When
Fall 2026: Mon-Thu 8:30 am-5:30 pm; Fri 10 am-3 pm
“The Resource Room offers wholesome, non-perishable food and household essentials to Phoenix College students.”Official page: phoenixcollege.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (every fall 2026 date listed (Sep 23, Oct 7, Oct 21) has passed, and no later date is posted). Call or check before you go.
Mobile food distribution with fresh produce, posted for two Wednesdays a month.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
Not restricted on page
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-up, no appointment
Where
Student Union North Patio
When
Fall 2026 dates posted, all passed: Sep 23, Oct 7 and Oct 21, 11 am-1 pm
“FALL 2026 | HOURS OF OPERATION No appointments necessary; visit the Student Union North Patio, 11 am - 1 pm”Official page: phoenixcollege.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Noodle cups, snacks and bottled water most weekdays.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
Phoenix College students
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in, no appointment
Where
Student Union
“Food is available most weekdays inside the Student Union.”Official page: phoenixcollege.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Bear Necessities lists limited emergency funds and rent/utility assistance among resources it helps students locate.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
PC students
How to get it
Make an appointment
Appointment with Bear Necessities coordinator
Contact
602-285-7392
“Rent & Utility Assistance Public Benefit, including SNAP & WIC Health Insurance & Medical Coverage Limited Emergency Funds”Official page: phoenixcollege.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Coordinator who checks eligibility for public benefits, connects students to resources and helps with applications; free.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
"PC students and families"
How to get it
Make an appointmentCall or email
Appointment by phone, in person or virtual
Where
Counseling Department, lower level of the Hannelly Center
Contact
602-285-7392
“The Bear Necessities program coordinator can help you understand your eligibility for public benefits and connect you to personalized resources that meet your needs.”Official page: phoenixcollege.eduChecked November 3, 2026
1:1 help applying for SNAP, WIC, health coverage and other benefits.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
PC students and families
How to get it
Make an appointmentCall or email
Appointment by phone (in-person or virtual)
Where
Hannelly Center lower level, Counseling
Contact
602-285-7392
“We'll provide 1:1 assistance applying for any benefits, and more.”Official page: phoenixcollege.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (the only hours posted are labeled Spring 2025). Call or check before you go.
Free gently worn clothing and shoes, from full suits to casual outfits, with a private dressing room.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
"open to Phoenix College students"
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in during hours
Where
Lower level of the Hannelly Center, next to Counseling and Career Services
When
Spring 2025 hours: Mon-Thu 8 am-5 pm; Fri 8 am-4 pm
“We'll help you dress for success in the classroom, and beyond, through gently worn apparel.”Official page: phoenixcollege.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Counselors can have a free food box sent to a student's home through Full Cart.
Campus
Every Rio Salado campus
Who can use it
"Rio Salado students in need"
How to get it
Call or email
Contact a Rio Salado counselor
Contact
480-517-8785
“Contact one of our counselors to have a FREE food box sent to your home through Full Cart.”Official page: riosalado.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Rio counselors connect students to food, housing, medical, mental health and other basic-needs resources, in person, by phone or virtually.
Campus
Every Rio Salado campus
Who can use it
Rio Salado students
How to get it
Make an appointmentFill out a formCall or email
Phone, email or appointment request
When
Monday-Friday 9:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Contact
480-517-8785
“We connect students to basic needs resources including food, housing, medical, mental health, domestic violence, and more.”Official page: riosalado.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free choice pantry with non-perishable food, hygiene items, baby and period products, and kitchen supplies; members sign up once, then stop by.
Campus
Main campus (Scottsdale)
Who can use it
SCC students; complete the FIT Market Membership Form with your MEID@maricopa email
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Online membership form first, then walk-in
Where
Office of Student Experience & Leadership, SC-185
Contact
artiesfitmarket@scottsdalecc.edu
“Already a FIT Market Pantry member? Simply stop by the Office of Student Experience & Leadership (SC-185) to receive resources!”Official page: scottsdalecc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Multidisciplinary team that coordinates support for students in distress.
Campus
Main campus (Scottsdale)
Who can use it
SCC students
How to get it
Fill out a form
Report a concern via online form
“The CARE team is a multidisciplinary group whose primary goal is to support students who are experiencing life challenges that pose a barrier to success”Official page: scottsdalecc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
SCC directs students to the district SNAP site and a district SNAP Outreach Coordinator for help applying.
Campus
Main campus (Scottsdale)
Who can use it
SCC students
How to get it
Call or email
Contact via the District SNAP site; info sessions
“Visit the District's SNAP site to learn about eligibility, submit an application, and attend a SNAP info session.”Official page: scottsdalecc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Shampoo, conditioner, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, razors, pads, tampons, diapers and wipes.
Campus
Main campus (Scottsdale)
Who can use it
FIT Market members (SCC students)
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in after membership signup
Where
SC-185
“Hygiene products (shampoo conditioner, soap, toothbrushes, toothpaste, razors, shaving cream) Baby products (diapers, baby wipes, baby shampoo) Period products (pads, tampons)”Official page: scottsdalecc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
One-time emergency grant of up to $500 for documented expenses (e.g. phone bill, car repair, textbooks); page says you 'can receive' it within 48 hours. Not for prior debts, tuition or rent.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
"Be enrolled in a minimum of three credit hours at South Mountain Community College"; documentation required
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online application (Apply Now link on page)
“If you have an emergency, apply now and you can receive up to $500 within 48 hours!”Official page: southmountaincc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Office that connects students facing financial hardship, housing or food insecurity, or transportation barriers to campus and community resources.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
SMCC students
How to get it
Call or email
Reach out to the office; CARE report
“Whether you are experiencing financial hardship, personal difficulties, housing or food insecurity, transportation barriers, or other concerns, our office is here to help”Official page: southmountaincc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Lists student SNAP eligibility exemptions and links to the Health-e-Arizona Plus application; does not state staff help applying.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
Maricopa students meeting a student exemption
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online information and application link
“Students at Maricopa Community Colleges who identifies with at least one of the following may be eligible for benefits”Official page: southmountaincc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Semester loan of one laptop and/or one hotspot, renewable if enrolled next semester.
Campus
Main campus (Phoenix)
Who can use it
"Currently enrolled SMCC students without a computer or access to a computer are eligible to check out a laptop." Hotspot: students without Internet access
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online Device Request Form (Maricopa sign-in) and Device Loan Agreement
Contact
HelpDesk 602-243-8324
“Students can check out a laptop or an internet hotspot! Begin the process by completing the Device Request Form.”Official page: southmountaincc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
District foundation emergency fund listed on the Maricopa basic-needs hub under Financial Assistance.
Campus
Every Maricopa college
Who can use it
Not visible publicly
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online; the linked page (mcccdf.org/emergencyfunds) requires a Maricopa (MCCCD) sign-in
“Financial Assistance Maricopa Community Colleges Foundation Emergency Assistance Fund”Official page: maricopa.eduChecked November 3, 2026
District food page explains SNAP and says the colleges can help students understand the application and connect to resources; they do not administer benefits.
Campus
Every Maricopa college
Who can use it
Maricopa students
How to get it
Fill out a formCall or email
Online information; ask your college's basic-needs contact
“While Maricopa Community Colleges does not administer SNAP benefits, we can help you understand the application process and connect you to resources.”Official page: maricopa.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free weekly supplemental food bag (canned goods, boxed meals, breakfast items, beverages, produce and bread when available).
Campus
West Campus
Who can use it
"Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week"; "Please bring your student ID or A#, as well as your student email upon arrival."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in during hours
Where
Santa Rita (A) building, room AG-26 (next to Café), 2202 W. Anklam Rd, Tucson
When
Fall 26: Mon 10AM-4PM; Tue 10AM-4PM; Wed 12PM-6PM; Thu 12PM-6PM
Contact
pcc-arcpantry@pima.edu; (520) 206-6720
“Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week that may contain the following items”Official page: sites.google.comChecked November 3, 2026
Free weekly supplemental food bag (canned goods, boxed meals, breakfast items, beverages, produce and bread when available).
Campus
Desert Vista Campus
Who can use it
"Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week"; "Please bring your student ID or A#, as well as your student email upon arrival."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in during hours
Where
Pueblo (P) building, room C-101 (former Bookstore), 5901 S. Calle Santa Cruz, Tucson
When
Fall 26: Mon 11AM-2PM; Tue 12PM-6PM; Wed 11AM-2PM
Contact
pcc-arcpantry@pima.edu; (520) 206-6720
“Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week that may contain the following items”Official page: sites.google.comChecked November 3, 2026
Free weekly supplemental food bag (canned goods, boxed meals, breakfast items, beverages, produce and bread when available).
Campus
East Campus
Who can use it
"Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week"; "Please bring your student ID or A#, as well as your student email upon arrival."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in during hours
Where
Room L138, Library Circulation Desk, 8181 E. Irvington Rd, Tucson
When
Fall 26: Mon-Thu 8AM-6PM; Fri 8AM-2PM
Contact
pcc-arcpantry@pima.edu; (520) 206-6720
“Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week that may contain the following items”Official page: sites.google.comChecked November 3, 2026
Free weekly supplemental food bag (canned goods, boxed meals, breakfast items, beverages, produce and bread when available).
Campus
Northwest Campus
Who can use it
"Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week"; "Please bring your student ID or A#, as well as your student email upon arrival."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in during hours
Where
Library, 7600 N. Shannon Rd, Tucson
When
Fall 26: Mon-Thu 8AM-6PM; Fri 8AM-2PM
Contact
pcc-arcpantry@pima.edu; (520) 206-6720
“Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week that may contain the following items”Official page: sites.google.comChecked November 3, 2026
Free weekly supplemental food bag (canned goods, boxed meals, breakfast items, beverages, produce and bread when available).
Campus
Downtown Campus
Who can use it
"Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week"; "Please bring your student ID or A#, as well as your student email upon arrival."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in during hours
Where
Library LB130, 1255 N. Stone Ave, Tucson
When
Fall 26: Mon-Thu 8AM-7PM; Fri 8AM-2PM; Sat 9AM-1PM
Contact
pcc-arcpantry@pima.edu; (520) 206-6720
“Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week that may contain the following items”Official page: sites.google.comChecked November 3, 2026
Free weekly supplemental food bag (canned goods, boxed meals, breakfast items, beverages, produce and bread when available).
Campus
Santa Cruz County Campus (Nogales)
Who can use it
"Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week"; "Please bring your student ID or A#, as well as your student email upon arrival."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in during hours
Where
Student services welcome desk, 2021 N. Grand Avenue, Nogales
When
Fall 26: Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM; first come first serve, while supplies last
Contact
pcc-arcpantry@pima.edu; (520) 206-6720
“Students and staff are eligible to receive one food bag per week that may contain the following items”Official page: sites.google.comChecked November 3, 2026
PCC counselors help with personal issues and connect students to community resources for assistance.
Campus
Every Pima campus
Who can use it
Pima students
How to get it
Ask the office
Contact Counseling (not stated as walk-in or appointment on this page)
“PCC counselors can help you with personal issues and find community resources for assistance.”Official page: pima.eduChecked November 3, 2026
ARC page explains student SNAP eligibility and links to the state application and HEA+ helpline; it does not say ARC staff help apply.
Campus
Every Pima campus
Who can use it
Anyone
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online information; state helpline 1-855-432-7587
“SNAP Eligibility: The best way to know if you are eligible for SNAP is to apply.”Official page: sites.google.comChecked November 3, 2026
Hygiene products on request; full-sized items signed out, limit one per item per semester.
Campus
West Campus
Who can use it
Students and staff (bring student ID or A#)
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in, ask at the ARC
Where
Santa Rita (A) building, room AG-26 (next to Café), 2202 W. Anklam Rd, Tucson
When
Fall 26: Mon 10AM-4PM; Tue 10AM-4PM; Wed 12PM-6PM; Thu 12PM-6PM
“Hygiene products are also available upon request at the West and Desert Vista campus.”Official page: sites.google.comChecked November 3, 2026
Hygiene products on request; full-sized items signed out, limit one per item per semester.
Campus
Desert Vista Campus
Who can use it
Students and staff (bring student ID or A#)
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in, ask at the ARC
Where
Pueblo (P) building, room C-101 (former Bookstore), 5901 S. Calle Santa Cruz, Tucson
When
Fall 26: Mon 11AM-2PM; Tue 12PM-6PM; Wed 11AM-2PM
“Hygiene products are also available upon request at the West and Desert Vista campus.”Official page: sites.google.comChecked November 3, 2026
Free food pantry; up to 20 food or hygiene items per week.
Campus
Every AWC campus
Who can use it
Active AWC students and staff, plus students of universities that teach at AWC; "School ID cards are required to use The Cubby services."
How to get it
Walk inMake an appointment
Walk-in during open hours; school ID required; emergency appointment available
Where
Yuma Campus MAC Building Room 178; San Luis Learning Center lounge; La Paz County PLC 107 (Parker) and QLC114 (Quartzsite)
When
Yuma: "Open for limited hours throughout the semester"; emergency appointments M-TH 8-6pm
“Our pantry offers a variety of nutritious food options., while our closet provides clothing and personal care items, all free of charge.”Official page: azwestern.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Take-what-you-need shelves of non-perishable items around campus.
Campus
Every AWC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in, self-serve
Where
Yuma Campus (3C Welcome Center, SCC Lobby, LR Academic Library), San Luis Learning Center, San Luis Technology Institute, Somerton Center
“The mini cubbies operate as a “take what you need, leave what you can.””Official page: azwestern.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Emergency hot-meal vouchers for the AWC Eatery for students in a food crisis.
Campus
Every AWC campus
Who can use it
"currently enrolled students at AWC experiencing a crisis that impacts their ability to access a hot meal"
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online application
“This program is for AWC active students only, and meal vouchers can only be used at the AWC Eatery.”Official page: azwestern.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (only a December 2025 fundraising news release mentions it, with no student application; ask Student Health and Wellness). Call or check before you go.
Foundation emergency funds for students facing urgent problems that could stop them finishing classes.
Campus
Every AWC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Ask the office
Not stated on page (Dec 2, 2025 news release; no application link given)
“the Foundation to provide $6,000 in emergency scholarships, also known as Gold Heart funds, to students facing urgent challenges”Official page: azwestern.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Veteran-student funds for textbooks, required equipment and other needs, as funds allow.
Campus
Yuma Campus
Who can use it
Military/veteran students served by AWC Military & Veteran Services
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
In person: pick up and submit application at Veteran Service Office
Where
Building 3C, 2nd floor, room 2116
“available for students who may need financial assistance for academic and non-academic resources”Official page: azwestern.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Emergency housing for students without stable housing.
Campus
Every AWC campus
Who can use it
"AWC active students who are facing challenges with stable housing"
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online application (Emergency Housing Application)
“The Emergency Housing Program is intended for AWC active students who are facing challenges with stable housing.”Official page: azwestern.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Staff help students connect to campus and community resources; care reports reviewed weekdays.
Campus
Every AWC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Make an appointmentFill out a form
Appointment (Health.Wellness@azwestern.edu, (928) 344-7602) or online Student Care Report
When
Care Report "monitored during regular business hours (Monday - Thursday, 8:00am - 6:00pm)"
“Students can also receive assistance connecting to campus and community members to meet their needs, as well as receive resources and referrals.”Official page: azwestern.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free clothing (up to 10 items per week) and free professional clothes for interviews.
Campus
Every AWC campus
Who can use it
Active AWC students and staff, plus students of universities that teach at AWC; "School ID cards are required to use The Cubby services."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in; school ID required
Where
District-wide Cubby locations
“The Cubby provides students with FREE professional clothing.”Official page: azwestern.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Personal hygiene items count toward the 20-item weekly pantry limit.
Campus
Every AWC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in; school ID required
Where
District-wide Cubby locations
“Pantry – Maximum of 20 food or personal hygiene items per week”Official page: azwestern.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Semester laptop rental; pay fee at Cashier, then book pickup at the Service Desk.
Campus
Yuma Campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Make an appointmentFill out a form
Pay fee at Cashier (3C building), online agreement form, then appointment pickup
Where
Service Desk, LR building Room 80
“Students are able to rent laptops for the upcoming semester two weeks before the start of the semester.”Official page: azwestern.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Schedule a visit and pick pantry staples for each household member.
Campus
Every YC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Make an appointmentFill out a form
Online application, then appointment
“Food staples are available for each member of your household.”Official page: yc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (it is an annual event, and the only date listed (Friday, Oct 23, 2026) has passed). Call or check before you go.
Once-a-year drive-through food box distribution at the Prescott Campus.
Campus
Prescott Campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Distribution day
Drive-through event
Where
Prescott Campus Main Parking Lot, 1100 E. Sheldon St., Prescott
When
Annual; last held Friday, Oct 23, 2026, 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
“Drive-through distribution only.”Official page: yc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Foundation lists emergency assistance for unexpected hardships.
Campus
Every YC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Ask the office
No student application found; ask the Dean of Students
This is a page for donors. No student application found; ask the Dean of Students.
“Emergency assistance for unexpected hardships”Official page: yc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Help finding emergency housing, local housing and utility support.
Campus
Every YC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Call or email
Contact the Basic Needs Office
“Help finding emergency housing, local housing options and utility support.”Official page: yc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free, confidential one-on-one help with food, housing, healthcare and money problems.
Campus
Every YC campus
Who can use it
"available to every YC student"
How to get it
Fill out a formCall or email
Contact the office (studentwellness@yc.edu) / online connect form
“All services are free, confidential, and available to every YC student.”Official page: yc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Staff help students complete public-benefit applications.
Campus
Every YC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Call or email
Contact the Basic Needs Office
“Help completing applications for SNAP, AHCCCS, WIC and Childcare”Official page: yc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Students can borrow laptops and wi-fi hotspots from the library.
Campus
Prescott Campus, Verde Valley Campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk in
Library checkout at the Prescott or Verde Valley campus library (see www.yc.edu/library)
“Students can check out laptops and wifi hotspots and can use extensive online resources”Official page: yc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Order online by Wednesday 5 p.m.; pick up Friday at Lone Tree.
Campus
Lone Tree Campus
Who can use it
"This resource is available to all CCC students, staff, and faculty." (Student Resources page)
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online Food Pantry Request form each time (due 5 p.m. Wednesday), then pickup
When
Pickup Fridays 9-11 a.m.
“You may pick up your order at the Lone Tree Campus on Fridays between 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.”Official page: coconino.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Weekly fresh food boxes at the Fourth Street Campus.
Campus
Fourth Street Campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-up distribution
Where
3000 N. Fourth Street, Flagstaff
When
Fridays 1:30-3:30 p.m.
“Fourth Street Campus, 3000 N. Fourth Street, every Friday between 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m.”Official page: coconino.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Foundation fund that gives students emergency funds and resources.
Campus
Every CCC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Ask the office
No student application found; ask the Dean of Students
This is a page for donors. No student application found; ask the Dean of Students.
“the Comet Success Fund provides emergency funds and resources to students when they need it most.”Official page: coconino.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Reviews reports about students in distress, including basic-needs concerns, and coordinates outreach.
Campus
Every CCC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online CARE Report (may be anonymous)
“Concerns related to mental health, substance use, or basic needs”Official page: coconino.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Ask library staff for pantry access; no ID or personal information needed.
Campus
Every CAC campus
Who can use it
"No identification or personal information will be required to receive goods."
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in at any CAC library
Where
Any CAC library
“Simply visit any CAC library location and ask an employee for access to the CAC Food Pantry.”Official page: centralaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Email the Basic Needs Office for help with housing, food, transit and other needs.
Campus
Every CAC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Call or email
Email basicneeds@centralaz.edu
“If you have needs, please email: basicneeds@centralaz.edu.”Official page: centralaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Care team that takes referrals for food and housing insecurity, among other concerns.
Campus
Every CAC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Referral
Referral
“Focuses on low risk behaviors, including referrals for mental health counseling, accessibility support, food and housing insecurity, etc.”Official page: centralaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free clothing closets on four campuses.
Campus
Signal Peak, Superstition Mountain, San Tan, Maricopa Campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
Signal Peak M101 THRIVE Center; Superstition Mountain C330 Vaquero Lounge; San Tan C116 Vaquero Lounge; Maricopa C103 Vaquero Lounge
When
M-Th 8AM-6PM; closed Fridays and weekends
“All locations open during normal school hours: M-Th, 8AM – 6PM, Closed Fridays and weekends.”Official page: centralaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (it is not taking new laptop appointments for fall 2026; calculators are still walk-in). Call or check before you go.
Free semester loaner laptops and graphing calculators; laptop appointments currently closed.
Campus
Every CAC campus
Who can use it
"You must be attending classes during the semester you wish to sign out equipment for." Under 18 needs parent/guardian co-sign.
How to get it
Walk inMake an appointment
Appointment via ConexED when open; calculators walk-in at library with ID and class schedule
“Need to borrow a laptop for Fall Semester 2026? Please be aware that we are currently not accepting new appointments for Laptop checkouts.”Official page: centralaz.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Student food pantry; pick up or request service with the online form.
Campus
Every Cochise campus
Who can use it
"available for pick up by any student"
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Pick up during hours or online Request for Service form
Where
Pickup location not stated on the page; email foodpantry@cochise.edu before you go
When
Spring/Fall 2026: Mon & Wed 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 2-4 p.m.; Tue & Thu 9 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and 3:13-4 p.m.; Summer 2026: Mon-Thu 8 a.m.-12 p.m.
Contact
foodpantry@cochise.edu
“Non-perishable food items and personal hygiene items are available for pick up by any student. Supplies may be limited depending on availability.”Official page: cochise.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Up to $1,000 for unexpected hardship, medical emergency or housing insecurity; one semester.
Campus
Every Cochise campus
Who can use it
"students experiencing reasonable, qualifying circumstance, such as unexpected financial hardship, medical emergencies, housing insecurity, or other unforeseen crises"; must be making satisfactory academic progress (2.0 or 3.0); subject to available funding; one semester only
How to get it
Fill out a form
Online application with supporting documentation; reviewed in 2-5 business days
“Emergency scholarships are limited to $1,000 or less, are subject to available funding, and may only be awarded for one semester.”Official page: stuforms.cochise.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Staff assess what support a student needs and coordinate resources.
Campus
Every Cochise campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Fill out a formCall or email
Online contact form, studentsuccess@cochise.edu or (520) 515-5300
“Upon reaching out to C.A.R.E.S. a representative will contact the person in need of support to help coordinate resources and supportive measures.”Official page: cochise.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Hygiene items available alongside food.
Campus
Every Cochise campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Pick up or online Request for Service form
Where
Pickup location not stated on the page; email foodpantry@cochise.edu before you go
Contact
foodpantry@cochise.edu
“Non-perishable food items and personal hygiene items are available for pick up by any student.”Official page: cochise.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free food pantry and snacks for current EAC students.
Campus
Thatcher (Middle Campus)
Who can use it
"current EAC students"
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in during listed hours
Where
3673 W. Church St., EAC Middle Campus, Thatcher (per EAC news releases)
When
Events calendar lists weekdays 10:00AM-1:00PM (e.g. Nov 4-6, 2026)
“The Monster Exchange has a food pantry, snacks, clothing exchange, school supplies, & toiletries - all at no cost for current EAC students.”Official page: events.eac.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free clothing exchange, including donated professional attire.
Campus
Thatcher (Middle Campus)
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
3673 W. Church St., Middle Campus
“The Monster Exchange, EAC’s on-campus resource for student needs, ensuring that students have access to professional attire at no cost.”Official page: eac.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free toiletries and hygiene items for current students.
Campus
Thatcher (Middle Campus)
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
“the Monster Exchange Pantry, which provides essential food, hygiene and school supplies to EAC students.”Official page: eac.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Pantry with canned goods, snacks, toiletries and occasional clothing.
Campus
Bullhead City Campus
Who can use it
"open to all members of the Mohave College community"
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
Bullhead City Campus Library, Bldg. 700
“The Corner Pantry, located in the Bullhead City Campus Library (Bldg. 700), is open to all members of the Mohave College community.”Official page: mohave.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Free breakfast, lunch and snack items; contact Student Life to access.
Campus
Kingman Campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Call or email
Contact Student Life Coordinator (Bldg. 900) or Dean of Student Life & Community Engagement office (Bldg. 300)
Where
Building 900
“Students can access free food and clothing on the Kingman Campus at building 900.”Official page: mohave.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Quick meals, snacks and grab-and-go items.
Campus
Lake Havasu Campus
Who can use it
"available to all Mohave College students"
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
Building 200
“The Food Pantry is available to all Mohave College students and is located at Building 200, between Student Services and the Physical Therapy Department.”Official page: mohave.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Casual to business attire, including interview clothing.
Campus
Kingman Campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Call or email
Contact Student Life (Bldg. 900 / Bldg. 300)
Where
Building 900
“the clothing closet provides casual to business attire, including interview-ready clothing.”Official page: mohave.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Casual to business professional attire.
Campus
Lake Havasu Campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
1968 Mesquite Ave, Lake Havasu City
“The clothing closet (1968 Mesquite Ave, Lake Havasu City, AZ 86403) offers options from casual to business professional attire.”Official page: mohave.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Toiletries and toilet paper available at the pantry.
Campus
Bullhead City Campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in
Where
Bldg. 700
“Items include canned goods, snacks, toiletries, toilet paper, and occasional clothing donations, such as work jeans and clinic wear.”Official page: mohave.eduChecked November 3, 2026
NPC's site said on November 3, 2026 that all NPC locations open on their regular schedule Wednesday, November 4, 2026, after flooding.
From the school's page: “all NPC locations will be open and following their regular schedule after an improvement in the previous flooding circumstances affecting campuses.” npc.edu
Free drive-through food distribution, once a month at each of the two campuses.
Campus
Little Colorado Campus (Winslow), Painted Desert Campus (Holbrook)
Who can use it
"NPC students and members of the community are welcome to attend"
How to get it
Distribution day
Drive-through; register on-site the day of
When
Winslow: 2nd Wednesday monthly; Holbrook: 3rd Wednesday monthly; 1:00-3:00 p.m. or until food boxes run out
“The Winslow Campus distribution events are held on the second Wednesday of the month and the Holbrook Campus distributions are on the third Wednesday”Official page: npc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
For SNAP recipients in training: help with transportation, books, fees, and emergency utilities.
Campus
Every NPC campus
Who can use it
"You must be receiving SNAP benefits." and must participate in Employment and Training services
How to get it
Make an appointment
Meet monthly with an NPC SNAP CAN representative
“Employment readiness services for eligible SNAP recipients.”Official page: npc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
CCP classrooms serve as SNAP application intake centers.
Campus
Every NPC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk in
Walk-in at a CCP classroom
Where
CCP classrooms
“NPC's College and Career Preparation (CCP) classrooms are now intake centers for anyone who needs to apply for SNAP”Official page: npc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Soap, shampoo, diapers, sanitary napkins and more, once a month.
Campus
Every NPC campus
Who can use it
"The personal care items are for ANY student, not just CCP students."
How to get it
Call or email
Contact the CCP classroom Learning Assistant
Where
College and Career Preparation (CCP) classrooms
“Students can use the pantry once a month. Contact the Learning Assistant in the CCP classroom at your location.”Official page: npc.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Library laptops students can take off campus after completing a form.
Campus
Every NPC campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Walk inFill out a form
Online form before checkout
“LAPTOPS FOR STUDENTS NOW AVAILABLE TO TAKE OFF-CAMPUS.”Official page: npc.libguides.comChecked November 3, 2026
Food assistance for students through the academic year.
Campus
Every Diné campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Ask the office
Where
Student Wellness Center, Room A01 (campus not stated on the page)
“The Campus Pantry offers food assistance and resources to help students maintain access to nutritious meals throughout the academic year.”Official page: dinecollege.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Hygiene products and wellness essentials via a hygiene cart.
Campus
Every Diné campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Ask the office
Where
Student Wellness Center (campus not stated on the page)
“Students may access personal hygiene products and wellness essentials through our Personal Hygiene Program.”Official page: dinecollege.eduChecked November 3, 2026
This page looks out of date (the only source is a 2021 resource list that still mentions Blackboard; call IT first). Call or check before you go.
IT Help Desk lists laptop checkout among student services.
Campus
Every Diné campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
Call or email
Contact IT Department ((928) 724-6675 / (505) 368-3546)
“Assist Students with setting up their Diné College school email account (username & password), Blackboard (online classroom teaching program), laptop checkout”Official page: dinecollege.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Campus Health food bank; referred students get monthly access and dietitian guidance.
Campus
Phoenix campus
Who can use it
Referred students (per Campus Health)
How to get it
Make an appointmentReferral
Referral; appointment (8 a.m.-noon Mon/Wed/Fri per Oct 2025 GCU News)
Where
Rear of Canyon Health and Wellness Clinic, Papago (Building 47)
When
Appointments 8 a.m.-noon, Monday-Wednesday-Friday (GCU News, Oct 3 2025)
“Referred students have monthly access to the Lopes Pantry and nutrition guidance from our registered dietitian.”Official page: dayofgiving.gcu.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Short-term help after a life-altering event: transportation, groceries, shelter help.
Campus
Phoenix campus
Who can use it
Traditional, on-campus GCU students facing an unexpected catastrophic life event
How to get it
Ask the office
Not stated on page (donation page); run by Spiritual Life Department
This is a donation page with no student application; ask the Spiritual Life Department.
“The Spiritual Life Department provides short-term support in these situations, such as transportation, groceries, and help seeking shelter and related resources.”Official page: donate.gcu.eduChecked November 3, 2026
Spiritual Life helps students in crisis look for shelter.
Campus
Phoenix campus
Who can use it
Traditional, on-campus GCU students facing an unexpected catastrophic life event
How to get it
Ask the office
Not stated on page; Spiritual Life Department
This is a donation page with no student application; ask the Spiritual Life Department.
“This fund supports students to remain on campus and reach graduation in the case of an extreme life-altering event.”Official page: donate.gcu.eduChecked November 3, 2026
The pantry also stocks clothing.
Campus
Phoenix campus
Who can use it
Not stated on the page
How to get it
ReferralMake an appointment
Same as Lopes Pantry
Where
Papago (Building 47)
“Student workers will help track how many students are assisted in the pantry, which also includes clothing”Official page: news.gcu.eduChecked November 3, 2026