Donate to the Food Pantry
Donate Items to the Pantry
We will happily accept any toiletries and/or non-perishable food items that are un-opened and within their best-by/expiration dates. There is a green donation bin in the Gleeson Library Atrium that is checked regularly. Please take any items there to be donated. If your items are glass or larger than the donation bin, please bring them to the UC 5th floor front desk to be collected by a member of the Food Pantry team.
Donation Drive Summaries
Faculty and staff members at the University of San Francisco School of Law coordinated a Food Drive on behalf of the Food Pantry. Over 75 items were donated, including canned chili, soups, bags of rice, canned fruit, and more!
The Residence Hall Council at Toler Hall, led by current student Caterina Ponti, organized a Food Drive in the month of November 2023. The team collected over 50 items to be used in the December 2023 Food Pantries. The items donated included bottles of Gatorade, cans of chicken noodle soup, dry oats, mixed nuts, ramen, bags of chips, and more!
Donated Items Include:
| toothbrushes | 8 |
| toothpaste | 45 |
Donated Items include:
| jackets and coats | 42 |
| pairs of socks | 34 |
| beanies | 8 |
| scarves | 3 |
| pairs of shoes | 19 |
| sweatpants | 1 |
| blankets | 2 |
We once again would like to thank our community for coming together to donate to our Food Pantry. We received 100% participation from our leadership team! In all, 114 employees donated $6000+. This amount is enough to cover the pantry’s operating budget 4 openings, which feeds a total of 400-500 students plus 130 Thanksgiving dinners. Donations will be used to purchase non-perishable food items, hygiene products, and fresh produce for our students.
Human Resources thanks our partners, Information Technology Services (ITS) and the Office of Development, for creating this wonderful opportunity to benefit our students.
The University of San Francisco’s Food Pantry was established in the fall 2018 semester and is available to all undergraduate and graduate students enrolled at the University. The pantry is meant to provide an intermediate solution for students who are experiencing food insecurity. Being food insecure means having limited or uncertain access to a sufficient quantity of food (USDA, 2011) Any questions about the pantry program can be directed to usfpantry@usfca.edu or (415) 422-4099.