The 12th Can:

The 12th Can is a student-run food pantry located at Texas A&M to serve all students, faculty, and staff in need of assistance. The pantry is open twice a month. Dates and times are located on the website.

Brazos Valley Food Bank:

The vision of the Brazos Valley Food Bank is a hunger-free Brazos Valley.  The Brazos Valley Food Bank provides food and programming for individuals who are affected by hunger.

Pocket Pantries:

The purpose of the Pocket Pantry Program is to provide temporary relief to Texas A&M students in need who are experiencing food insecurity by providing immediate access to non-perishable food and toiletries before directing them to additional support resources on campus. Pocket Pantries are located across campus. Look for the Pocket Pantry Symbol. More information about pantry locations and starting a pantry will be available by Spring 2023. For questions, contact studentlife@tamu.edu.

Current locations:

Department	Building	Room/Suite	Students Served
Academic Success Center	Rudder Tower	9th Floor	All students
Academic Success Center	Rudder Tower	1oth Floor	Varies
Aggie One Stop	General Services Complex	1st Floor	All students
College of Arts & Sciences Transition Academic Programs	Academic Building	Suite 107	All students
College of Arts and Sciences	Academic Building	Suite 107	All students
College of Education & Human Development	Harrington Tower Harrington Tower	Suite 100 Suite 570	SEHD Undergraduate & Graduates Graduate students only
College of Veterinary Medicine & Biomedical Sciences	Veterinary Medicine Building 1 - VENI	Main Stairwell	Vet Med students
Don & Ellie Knauss Veterans Resource & Support Center (VRSC)	Memorial Student Center	Suite 150	Student veterans & military-affiliated students (active duty, Reserves, National Guard, spouses & dependents)
International Student & Scholar Services	Pavilion	Room 110	International students, International scholars, and families attached to those groups.
LAUNCH	Henderson Hall	Room 202	Varies
Mays Business School, Office of Diversity and Inclusion	Wehner	Room 242	Business Students
Office for Student Success	Hotard Hall		Varies
Residence Life	Hullabaloo Commons White Creek Apartments Gardens Apartments	24-hr Desk 24-hr Desk Activity Center Community Center	On-campus residents
School of Architecture-Department of Architecture	Langford C	Basement	Varies
School of Pharmacy	Reynolds Medical Sciences Building	Room 356	Varies
School of Public Health	School of Public Health Admin. Building	Back Breezeway	Public Health students
Student Activities	Koldus	Room 126	All students
Student Assistance Services	Student Services Building	Suite 209	All students
Student Health Services	Beutel Health Center	Basement (across from Room 005)	All students
University Writing Center	Evans Library	2nd Floor	All students

Swipe Out Hunger:

This program allows students to donate unused meal swipes at the end of each semester to other students who cannot afford a meal plan. These meals can be used at the Sbisa, Commons, or Duncan dining halls. Students may receive (3) initial swipes to begin. If you are experiencing food insecurity and would like to learn more about the resources complete the Swipe Out Hunger Form or contact Student Assistance Services at 979-845-3113. Please note that meals may only be distributed to students who have run out of meal swipes and dining dollars.

The form for Spring 2023 is currently open and will remain available until swipes are depleted for the semester.