We are excited to serve students, staff, and faculty during our business hours.
Academic Year
Monday–Friday, 10 a.m.–4 p.m.
Summer Hours
Monday–Thursday, 11 a.m.–4 p.m.
Holiday Closing
Wed, 11/25–Friday, 11/27 (Thanksgiving Break)
Friday, 12/11 (Graduation)
Friday, 12/18–Sunday, 1/3 (Winter Break)
502 Nelson Street
Miller Morgan Building, Room 204C
Durham, NC 27707
Call/Text: 919-530-7462
[email protected]
Eagles Feeding Eagles
The NCCU Campus Pantry is a free resource for all members of NCCU (students, faculty and staff). The mission of the Campus Pantry is to reduce the burden of food insecurity for the NCCU campus community.
Impact of the Campus Pantry for AY 2024-2025
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Value of Food Distributed
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The NCCU Campus Pantry is always looking for hardworking and caring student volunteers!
Sign up here to work with a pantry team member to complete your Snap (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) application.
The NCCU Campus Pantry is able to operate in thanks to the generosity of our community. Without you, we would not be able to provide NCCU students, faculty and staff with food and personal items. To donate monetarily, please click "Donate Today."
We are grateful for the donations provided by all our donors. Here is a list of the current needs of the pantry. Click down below to learn more about how you can help.
We feed our neighbors, teach self-sufficiency, grow healthy foods and cultivate innovative approaches to end hunger.
Every family in North Carolina will have access to basic necessities to support their dignity, health and quality of life.
End Hunger Durham reduces hunger in Durham by supporting food relief agencies and those in need of food with reliable information, collaborative programs and advocacy for policies and initiatives aimed at ending hunger and malnutrition.
SNAP provides food benefits to low-income families to supplement their grocery budget so they can afford the nutritious food essential to health and well-being. Schedule an appointment with our staff, and we can walk you through the application. You can use the link below if you are ready to apply on your own.
The Campus Food Pantry is now partnering with the Food Bank of Central and Eastern North Carolina. Together, we can build a future where everyone has access to the food and essential resources we need to thrive.
Meet the Staff
The Campus Pantry is a group effort! Our leadership team consists of an Americorps VISTA College Hunger Corps service member as well as interns from the Department of Social Work. The operations of the Campus Pantry are carried out by work-study student employees and a team of dedicated student volunteers.
NC HungerCorps
VISTA: Aug 26–Aug 27
B.S.W. Intern 26–27 AY
M.S.W. Intern 26–27
M.S.W. Intern 26–27
M.S.W. Intern 26–27
B.S.W. Intern 26–27
Armstrong, Laura
Clinical Lecturer and BSW Program Director
Social Work
Dorsett, Star
Student Advocacy Coordinator
Student Affairs
Herbert, Calleen
Director
Community Engagement and Service
O'Briant, Jason
Director, Didactic Program in Dietetics / Asst. Professor
Nutrition Sciences
Miller-Morgan Building, Room 201 A 
919-530-6954