The Spartan Open Pantry will be closed from December 24th – to January 1st. The SOP will be open December 3rd and January 2nd from 9 am to 9 pm. The pantry will return to normal hours January 6th.

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Wesley-Luther is proud to have founded the Spartan Open Pantry, UNC Greensboro’s food pantry for students and staff in need of assistance. From students who need a little help at the end of the month, to homeless students and families who depend on the pantry for complete support, the SOP assists our neighbors who need a hand.

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Address

500 Stirling St.

Smith Campus Ministries Center

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Distribution Hours

Monday: 
11 am – 3 pm

Tuesday & Wednesday:
9 am – 1 pm
5 pm – 9 pm

SOP to GO

To help students experiencing emergencies at other times during the week, we have mini-pantries called SOPtoGO. Individuals using this service can grab up to 5 items each week. This service helps folks who need immediate food assistance and cannot wait until our regular distribution.

Locations:

For a step-by-step guide to each SOPtoGO box, click the link for each location!

Mossman | M-F 8am – 5pm

Gove Student Health | M-F 8 am-5 pm & Sat.-Sun. 12 pm – 3 pm

Dean of Student’s Office  | M-F 9 am-5 pm

Office of Intercultural Engagement

Kaplan Center for Wellness  |  See Hours Here

Music Library, UNCG School of Music

Jackson Library, 1st Floor | Hours

The Spartan Open Pantry is part of UNCG Cares, a program to help support our fellow Spartan through the challenges that may face them in their college years. Please contact the Office of the Dean of Students for more information.

"My parents stopped supporting me when I told them I had a girlfriend. I work a part-time job, but I can't afford rent and food by myself. Without the pantry, I would only have a few meals a week."
UNCG Student
"Before I used the pantry, I had to choose between books and food. I don't think I could have stayed in school without help. Things are better for me now, and I try to volunteer as much as I can. It meant a lot to me that people cared when I didn't have enough, so now I am trying to pay that back."
UNCG Student
"I work, but my parents have not had a job for a while. I have to help support my brother and sister. It is hard to get by. I was sometimes not eating so that they could have a meal. I am happy the pantry is here."
UNCG Student
"I moved out because my boyfriend was abusive. I stayed with friends, but I couldn't afford much else. I had to leave most of my clothes and things behind. The pantry helped me get new clothes and food. The dinners are great, and I can tell that the volunteers care."
UNCG Student

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