Your on-campus food pantry.
Chauncey’s Cupboard offers free food and hygiene items for any member of the Champlain community who is experiencing food or other basic needs insecurity.
We supply nutritious emergency food and hygiene supplies while providing equitable treatment to all who visit the pantry. Both perishable and non-perishable items are available.
We offer walk-in hours during the academic year. Peruse our shelves and take home what you need!
Find us in the SD Ireland building, Room 010. Wondering where that is? Head down the stairs to the bottom floor.
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Basic Needs Assistance for StudentsChamplain College provides resources for students experiencing financial insecurity or barriers to meeting their basic needs.
Students are encouraged to complete this form and seek assistance from our Student Resources Coordinator, who works with students to identify potential resources, including grants from the emergency fund and more.
Basic Needs Assistance Request Form
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For the latest updates, follow us on Instagram at @chaunceys_cupboard.
Follow UsMake a Donation: Chauncey’s Cupboard Wish List
Make a donation by purchasing an item from Chauncey’s Cupboard Wishlist! Either swing by to drop off your donation during walk-in hours or purchase directly from our Amazon Wishlist and have your item(s) delivered. Thank you in advance!
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Food
- Chicken, soy, and beef Ramen
- Boxed macaroni & cheese – including GF and vegan options
- Apple sauce (jars and cups)
- Canned fruit (pop top only)
- Heat-and-eat meals
- Kosher, Vegan, and GF items
- Peanut butter & jelly
- Condiments (such as ketchup, mustard, mayo, salsa & salad dressings)
- Breakfast cereal
- Shelf stable nut or oat milk
- Baking mixes (like Bisquick)
- Boxes of quick-cook or Instant rice
- Canned beans of any variety (pop top only)
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Personal hygiene products
- Shaving Cream
- Conditioner
- Deodorant
- Body wash
- Toothpaste
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Menstrual hygiene products
- Pads
- Tampons
- Panty liners
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Household supplies
- Toilet paper
- Linens and towels
- Dish soap
- Sponges
- Laundry detergent
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Dishware
- Disposable plates
- Disposable bowls
- Utensils
- Can openers
- Pots and pans in new or good condition
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Gift cards
Gift cards in $25 increments from local grocery stores
Community Resources
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Feeding Champlain Valley
Feeding Chittenden provides emergency groceries, warm meals, and community programs throughout Chittenden County.
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Local Food Bank Database
Find your local Food Bank through this national database.
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WIC Nutritional Services in Vermont
WIC is the USDA Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children.
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SNAP Benefits: Hunger Free Vermont
College students may be eligible for SNAP benefits to help with buying groceries. Learn more from Hunger Free Vermont.
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Local Emergency Food Resource Map
For access to additional emergency food resources in our local community consult this map.
Interested in learning more about food insecurity on college campuses?
Check out these resources:
- National Student Campaign Against Hunger and Homelessness
- Hungry to Learn is a comprehensive documentary reflecting the lived experience of college students experiencing food and housing insecurity. View the trailer and request access to the full documentary at the Miller Information Commons front desk.
Additional Resources
Champlain is committed to providing the highest quality of wellbeing support to all students, from counseling and health services to fitness activities, academic support, and social engagement.
Compass Student Services is your one-stop resource for everything related to the business of being a student. Get assistance navigating student accounts, academic records, financial aid, and more.
The Student Health Center is available to all degree-seeking students taking classes on campus. Get in contact with a health provider today!