The Trojan Pantry is combating on-campus food insecurity by making sure students have access to the resources they need – resources which are becoming less available for some due to the current government shutdown.   Operated by the Office of Civic Engagement, the pantry provides free access to food, hygiene products and basic school supplies for all enrolled students. With nearly one-third of students facing food insecurity, the Trojan Pantry plays a key role in supporting s

With the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) having lost much of its funding during the current government shutdown, many families across the country are turning to food banks to help meet their needs.  In Troy, one pantry is already seeing changes. The Troy Resilience Project (TRP) is a social service organization dedicated to helping those in need.  Simon Brown The building for TRP helps support Troy residents in need. TRP gets food donations from Saint Mark’s

Oct 7 marked Troy University’s eighth annual Giving Day, the university’s largest fundraising event of the year, which raised over $500,000 toward many areas of the university.  Giving Day works to unite faculty, staff, students, alumni and friends from across America in giving back to the school they love. This year was the most successful Giving Day to date, raising a total of $523,610 gifted from 458 donors that will go toward scholarships, academics, athletics and various

This academic year, Trojan Pantry is introducing a new campaign called “Give Us a Five” in which they encourage people to donate just...