Food 'n Stuff is Trinity's student food and hygiene product pantry available to all students for free. It is located on the lower level of Mather next to the main stairwell.

Food ‘n Stuff is a collaboration between the Sustainability Office, Office of Community Service and Civic Engagement, the Bantam Network, P.R.I.D.E., WGRAC, and the Office of International Students and Scholars.

Frequently Asked Questions

Food ‘n Stuff is Trinity’s student food and hygiene product pantry. All students are welcome to visit the pantry for free.

Food ‘n Stuff is located on the bottom level of Mather Hall, next to the main staircase. It is clearly labeled with signs on the door.

It is open to all students, you just need your Trinity ID to open the door.

You can find non-perishable food and hygiene products. Our inventory is completed dependent on donations, but items we typically have include:

  • Food
    • Pantry staples – rice, beans, lentils, pasta
    • Quick meals – ramen, pho, mac & cheese, canned soups
    • Snacks – chips, granola bars, candy
    • Canned fruits and veggies
  • Hygiene Products
    • toothpaste
    • menstrual products
    • soap
    • deodorant
    • laundry detergent

We are always collecting donations of any unopened, non-perishable foods and hygiene products. You can drop donations off in the donation bin outside the Community Service Office (located on the bottom level of Mather, next to the Bookstore). You can also contact Hayley Berliner or Joe Barber at any time to discuss donations or ask questions.

We are looking for unopened, non-perishable foods and hygiene products. What we most in need of now includes:

  • Food
    • gluten free foods
    • Multicultural foods
    • mixed nuts
    • apple sauce
    • cereal
    • canned fruit
  • Hygiene products
    • toilet paper
    • deodorant
    • toothpaste and toothbrushes
    • menstrual products
GET IN TOUCH

Sustainability Coordinator

Hayley Berliner Community Service Office