Fill Our Pantries: Nourish Student Success
We’re Halfway There — Your Gift Keeps Food Access Strong
Because of your generosity and shared commitment to student well-being, we’ve raised over 50% of our $15,000 fundraising goal for the UC Irvine Basic Needs Center Food Pantry! Your support is helping us sustain and expand access to nutritious food for students across campus.
Earlier this month, the temporary disruption to CalFresh (SNAP) benefits was a stark reminder of how quickly circumstances can shift, and how essential it is to have a strong, reliable support network for students when they do. Thanks to your gift, we’re better equipped to provide emergency food resources and maintain stable access to essentials even when unexpected challenges arise.
As we enter the holiday season, your continued support is more important than ever. Campus closures during winter break mean on-campus support services such as ours will be unavailable to students. Every dollar you give helps us stock our pantry with nutritious food options and provide relief for students before the holidays begin.
Thank you for being part of this community — your impact is felt every day.
Warm regards,
Andrea Mora
Director, UC Irvine Basic Needs Center
$25
Foundation of Care
Give our operations a boost! Stock our shelves with pantry staples like canned goods, rice, and beans.
$50
A FRESH Boost
Help us bring fresh produce and nutritious options to our shelves, ensuring students have access to healthy foods.
$100
Community Care
Help expand pantry operations and hours, creating more opportunities for students to access support.
$250
The Safety Net
Strengthen our campus safety net, funding emergency food assistance to sustain student wellbeing.
$500
Move Our Mission
Lead the way to fuel food security! Your generosity enables us to expand and sustain pantry operations for long-term food access and impact.
$1,000
Championing Food Access
Drive forward opportunity, dignity, and food security across our entire campus community! Your gift ensures that even in times of crisis, no student goes hungry.
