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Kenneth
Soh
$108
Dec 31, 2020
Elizabeth and Lee
Parks
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 30, 2020
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 25, 2020
Bonnie
Van Ness
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 19, 2020
Mark
Van Boening
$55
Dec 18, 2020
Carol
Boyd
$55
Dec 14, 2020
Anne and Bill Grant
In Honor of Cheryl Grant
$50
Dec 11, 2020
Anonymous
$50
Dec 08, 2020
Malerie
Lovejoy
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 08, 2020
pat
hamel
$100
Dec 06, 2020
Anonymous
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 04, 2020
Anonymous
$55
Dec 04, 2020
Mary
Bown
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 04, 2020
Stacy
Filocco
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 04, 2020
Jackie Edwards
In Memory of Pete Edwards
$100
Dec 04, 2020
Mario
Flores
$100
Dec 04, 2020
Anonymous
$22.94
Dec 03, 2020
Anonymous
$100
Dec 03, 2020
Ginger Shackelford
In Honor of Catie Shackelford
$25
Dec 03, 2020
Jackson
White
$25
Dec 03, 2020
Robby
Seitz
$100
Dec 03, 2020
Alex Bowers Schoen
In Honor of Lena and the University Dames
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 03, 2020
Janice
Herbert
Undisclosed Amount
Dec 03, 2020
Clarissa
Jordan
$100
Dec 03, 2020
Lisa
Sinders
$100
Dec 03, 2020
$8
One Meal Swipe
Your $8 gift can provide one meal on a student's Ole Miss dining card. By giving meal swipes to students facing hunger, we aim to reduce the stigma associated with food insecurity. Students simply use their card normally in campus dining facilities, with funds provided by you!
$25
Grab and Go
Have you ever signed up for one of those expensive online services? The Grove Grocery's Grab and Go Bag program provides a recipe and all the ingredients needed to create 10 healthy meals at a much lower cost -- just $25! They are free for students in need and available 24/7 outside the food pantry.
$55
55 Days of Winter Break
Due to concerns related to the spread of coronavirus, the administration has shortened the length of the Fall 2020 semester. This has increased the length of winter break to 55 days. For these 55 days, students who rely on the safety net provided by the University will need additional help, which the food pantry can provide thanks to your gifts.
$100
More than a Can
Grove Grocery aims to reduce the stigma of hunger and poverty on campus by providing more than just canned food and ramen. We provide fresh fruits and vegetables as well as food which aligns with the dietary restrictions and cultural beliefs of our clients. The food pantry should be a resource for students who need help, not a last resort.
$300
Increased Demand
After the university ended in-person classes in March to keep the COVID-19 pandemic from spreading on campus, Grove Grocery saw a 300 percent increase in usage. Students and other members of the University community continued to access Grove Grocery at much higher rates than normal throughout the summer and fall 2020 semester.
$1,600
Two Weeks Worry-Free
We're efficient shoppers at the Grove Grocery. For just $1,600, we can stock the pantry shelves with enough food and other goods to serve students in need for two weeks. However, this winter break lasts much longer than that. We'll need your help.