If you are a student please visit one these centers on campus.
Toro Dreamers Success Center
Location: Loker Student Union, 111
Monday - Friday: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Other Resources
Shelter
Food
Donating?
If you would like to donate, please see the list below and drop off items at the Department of History (LCH A342). We can only accept non-perishable food items at the moment.
Please check expiration dates!
Pop-up lids for canned items are preferred.
Grains:
- One-minute rice
- Instant oatmeal
- Pasta
- Cereal (single serving)/Cereal bars
- Crackers
- Cup-of-Noodles (not packets)
- Granola bars
Proteins:
Vegetables & Fruit:
- Canned vegetables
- Canned apricots
- Apple sauce
- Cranberries
- Canned fruit in pop-up lids
Other Food Items:
- Recyclable bags/Ziploc bags
- Nuts
- Juice (in single-serving boxes)
Hygiene Items
- Female hygiene products
- Deodorant
- Toothbrush
- Toothpaste
- Shampoo
- Soap
Faculty, staff, students, administrators, and local corporations have been unbelievably generous contributors to the department’s food drive. We hope to continue to help feed our students.
Food Insecurity: By the numbers
41.6% of CSU students reported food insecurity.
First generation college students reported higher food insecurity (49.0%) than non-first generation college students (36.9%).
These are the percentages of students who reported food insecurities within the CSU system:
- Students who received Pell Grants (51.4%)
- Transfer students (43.2%)
- Former foster youth students (62.9%)
- EOP students (57.8%)
- ESL students (49.2%)
- Dreamers (46.7%)
- DACA students (44.6%)
- Freshmen (36.1%)
- Sophomores (41.8%)
- Juniors (46.4%)
- Seniors (45.4%)
The CSU is a national leader in studying the prevalence of food and housing insecurity as well as identifying and implementing solutions to support students’ basic needs. Explore some of the work being done to better understand these problems faced by college students at the CSU and across the country. For more information please visit this site.
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