ON-CAMPUS RESOURCES

You're not alone. If you or anyone you know is struggling to find a reliable and affordable source of nutritious food, Meredith can help.

The Chaplain's Student Emergency Fund: an available financial resource to help with everyday expenses such as gas, insurance, medical bills, etc.
Counseling office: counseling and crisis services, in addition to mental health self-care strategies.
Disability service: supports access for all students and prioritizes inclusion.
Financial office: explore grants and scholarships for students in need.
Daisy Trade Food Pantry: an on-campus pantry housing nonperishable food items, personal hygiene items, school supplies, and on occasion, seasonal, fresh produce.
Martin Market: a satellite location of the campus food pantry located in Martin 123.

OFF-CAMPUS RESOURCES

There are many organizations in Raleigh that also have your back. Here are a few close to the Meredith campus:

Inter-Faith Food Shuttle - Inter-Faith Food Shuttle supports low-income families without adequate access to nutritious food and without the income to purchase healthy meals.

Meals-to-Go (Adopt a College Kid) - "We are Tom and Rachael Sullivan, and we set off on a journey to support college students who don't live on campus with Meals-to-Go. Our goal is to prepare a healthy home-cooked meal as a great meal goes a long way."

Wake County’s Food Resource Locator is available at here.
A Place at the Table is a pay-what-you-can nonprofit cafe at 300 W. Hargett St. Suite 50 in downtown Raleigh. Serving breakfast and lunch, people can pay the suggested price, pay more, pay half of the suggested price, or pay by volunteering. If you need a meal but cannot currently afford one, this is a great stop.

Islamic Association of Raleigh Food Pantry is open to all people - inside and outside the community, Muslim and non-Muslim. The Food Pantry is located in the Al Iman School Building or the Red Brick Building facing Ligon Street which is 0.5miles from Meredith
College. The Food Pantry is open once a month - on the first Saturday of the month from 10am-12pm and during the month of Ramadan the Food Pantry is open every Saturday.
The Women’s Center of Wake County is located on Cox Ave and offers three meals/day, housing support, medical and behavioral healthcare, clothing and hygiene items, dental exams and basic services, and transportation assistance.