The Campus Harvest Food Pantry offers free daily snacks and weekly bags of groceries, produce, diapers, hygiene, and household products to currently enrolled students and employees.

group of students mark cans with donation dateLocation and Hours

Phillips (Building 3), room 3-110

  • Snacks: Monday – Thursday, 9 a.m. – 5 p.m.
  • Grocery shopping: Wednesdays and Thursdays, Noon – 6 p.m. Ìý

Email pantry@durhamtech.edu for additional information about our grocery pick-up and food assistance at ²Ê¿â±¦µäapp or complete a . Ìý

  • 746 new students served in Spring 2023!
  • 11,654 snack visits and 2,208 grocery visits

The Campus Harvest Food Pantry published a cookbook with easy-to-prepare, healthy recipes that use ingredients most commonly donated to the pantry for students facing food insecurities.

How to donate to the Food Pantry

Donations

We appreciate donations of non-perishable food items, fresh produce, bread, and hygiene items. They can be dropped off at the pantry in the Phillips Building (Building 3), room 3-110C. Please be sure items are in good condition and have not expired.

Most Needed Items:

  • Heat-N-Eat Meals: Noodle cups, mac & cheese cups, Dinty Moore microwavable bowls
  • Snack Items: Granola bars, pop-tarts, nuts, fruit snacks, any individually packaged snack items
  • Soup: Hearty soups, Progresso or chiliÌý
  • Canned Beans: Pinto, garbanzo, great northern, kidney
  • Canned Fruit: peaches, pineapples, fruit cocktail
  • Bottles of Water
  • Juice Boxes or GatoradeÌý
  • Hygiene Items: Toothpaste, toothbrushes, soap, lotion, deodorantÌý
  • MenstrualÌýProducts: Pads, tamponsÌý
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Community Food Resources

Black Farmer's Market logo with a hand thrust in the air holding tightly to an ear of corn²Ê¿â±¦µäapp will host the every other Sunday rain or shine in the Main Campus parking lot. The market is open to the public and features locally grown produce. There also will be cooking demonstrations, family entertainment, music and food trucks.ÌýJoin us on our journey to create a strong Black led food system right in the heart of NC. 2023 dates: April 16; May 7, 21; June 4, 18; July 2, 16; August 6, 20; September 3, 17; October 1, 15; November 5, 19.

Not sure if you are eligible? Complete an and a Benefits Outreach Coordinator with the Food Bank of Central and Eastern NC will call you to check eligibility and complete your application over the phone in just 10-15 minutes!

Women, Infants, and Children (WIC)

WIC is a food assistance program for pregnant or breastfeeding mothers and children up to age five)

  • To apply in Orange County, call the Health Department at 919-245-2422.
  • To apply in Durham County, call the at 919-956-4042.
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No Kid Hungry North Carolina

provides information about food resources when people text FOODNC to 877-877.

Durham County Food Resources

  • has a searchable list of 55 Durham area food pantries. Or, download the free to find resources close to you.

Orange CountyÌýFood Resources

  • The Town of Chapel Hill is maintaining an of .
  • provides food bags to residents of Chapel Hill, Carrboro, and those who work in Orange County. Call 919-929-6380 to place a food bag order and arrange a pick-up time. Food bags will be brought to your car upon arrival.
  • The Inter-Faith Council continues to serve hot meals daily in a grab-and-go format (lunch daily, dinner Monday-Friday).
  • provides food bags to residents of the Orange County school district (including residents without children). Open 9 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday through Friday for drop-in service. Call 919-732-6194, ext. 12.
  • is delivering bags of non-perishables and fresh food to families with children in the Chapel Hill-Carrboro City School System. If you have students in the CHCCS district and you are not already a TABLE recipient, sign up for their waiting list by calling 919-636-4860.
  • Orange County Seniors Supplemental Food box program distributes a box of non-perishable groceries once a month to qualified Orange County residents who are over 60. To enroll email shmcpherson@orangecountync.gov or call 919-245-4243.
  • Food Not Bombs: , and they will respond within 48 hours.