Thank you for supporting University of Mississippi students. While Rebel Aid has ended, the needs of our students are ongoing.
Please click here to give to the Ole Miss Food Bank.
Brent
Marsh
Undisclosed Amount
Jun 18, 2020
Bill
Hays
Undisclosed Amount
Jun 18, 2020
LAURA
Coleman
$100
Jun 18, 2020
Anonymous
$300
Jun 18, 2020
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Jun 17, 2020
Anonymous
$101
Jun 17, 2020
Anonymous
$150
Jun 17, 2020
Phil
Osborn
$50
Jun 17, 2020
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Jun 17, 2020
Lynn
Moore
$100
Jun 17, 2020
Savannah
Thomas
Undisclosed Amount
Jun 17, 2020
Jay
Wiener
$150
Jun 17, 2020
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Jun 17, 2020
Carol Jo
Barnes
$150
Jun 17, 2020
Greg
Mitchell
$25
Jun 17, 2020
Renee
Gerrell
Undisclosed Amount
Jun 17, 2020
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Jun 17, 2020
Shan
Jiang
Undisclosed Amount
Jun 17, 2020
Anonymous
$100
Jun 17, 2020
Michelle Thompson
In Memory of Brennen Boone
$25
Jun 17, 2020
Anonymous
$100
Jun 17, 2020
Maura
Langhart
Undisclosed Amount
Jun 17, 2020
Sumudu
Tennakoon
Undisclosed Amount
Jun 17, 2020
nikki davis
In Honor of Lila Neely
$25
Jun 17, 2020
Denson Hollis
In Memory of Dr. and Mrs. Van Burnham
$25
Jun 17, 2020
$25
Support our Campus Community
The Ole Miss Food Bank is a resource available to students, faculty and staff, who can access it anonymously. Every gift makes a difference in the lives of our community members, as they can be more productive with adequate nutrition.
$75
Meet Evolving Needs
To promote social distancing and the health and safety of our community, the Ole Miss Food Bank has moved to Grab-N-Go bags exclusively. Your gift will go to work right away providing critical resources during this global pandemic.
$150
Invest in this Campus Resource
The Food Bank is located in Kinard Hall, Room 213and open Monday through Friday with Grab-N-Go options outside the entrance. Your investment will ensure that our shelves remain stocked throughout the fall semester.
$500
Help Students Succeed
According to a 2016 study by the College and University Food Bank Alliance , students who experience food insecurity are negatively impacted academically and reported choosing not to purchase a required textbook, missing class and dropping
$1,000
Address Urgent Needs
On the University of Mississippi campus, a 2017 Honors thesis by K.L. Halfacre found that 46.1% of students were food insecure and 24.7% experienced low food insecurity. These needs have compounded in the wake of COVID-19. Your gift eases the burden of food insecurity felt by so many in our community.
$4,100
Radically Increased Demand
This year, the Ole Miss Food Bank distributed over 4,100 meals-- an unprecedented increase in a vital need on campus. Your support allows us to meet the increased demand for adequate nutrition and other basic needs.