Fighting Food Insecurity
St. Petersburg College offers food pantries at several of its Pinellas County locations to support students facing food insecurity.
Food insecurity is an issue faced by millions of college students nationwide. The college's Food Pantry Program aims to remove barriers outside of the classroom that can prevent students from achieving academic success.
Pantries are generally open 8:30 a.m. — 5 p.m. Monday — Thursday and 8:30 a.m. — 1 p.m. on Friday.
Pantry Locations
- Clearwater Campus (Fresh produce) — Social Science (SS) Building, Room 114
- Downtown and Midtown Centers
- Downtown Center (DC), Outside of Room 225
- Midtown Center (MT), Deuces Den
- Seminole Campus (Pop-up): University Partnership Building (UP), Outside of Student Lounge
- St. Petersburg/Gibbs Campus (Fresh produce) — Student Success (SU) Building, Room 130
- Tarpon Springs Campus (Pop-up)
- AD Building, Room 100
- AG Building, Outside of Room 114
- AG Building, Room 128 (Located in Student Lounge)
Whether you are seeking assistance through SPC’s Food Pantry Program or are interested in supporting our pantries through donations, please contact a Titans Care Student Resources Advocate at TitansCareCenters@spcollege.edu for more information.
With the support of Hope Villages of America, Feeding Tampa Bay, and Harbor Dish, our food pantries are well-stocked and ready to assist students in need. Additionally, a grant from Swipe Out Hunger has provided us with much needed resources. We are deeply grateful for these partnerships that enable us to make a positive impact on our students’ lives.
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