Campus Ministry
Rooted in our Catholic and Jesuit identity and committed to a flourishing multi-faith community, Campus Ministry empowers Fordham students, staff, and faculty to thrive by cultivating the values at the center of their lives, developing spiritual practices and resources, building meaningful community, and sharing talents generously in service of a more just and loving world.
Food Insecurity at Fordham Response and Resources
In response to the disruption of SNAP benefits that will affect many people in our communities, the following opportunities to provide support by donating, and volunteering at Fordham and in our local communities are detailed in the letter from President Tetlow.
Additionally, food pantries have been set up on the Lincoln Center and Rose Hill campuses to provide non-perishable foods to any member of the Fordham University Community that is affected by food instability (all students, staff, administrators, faculty, public safety, Aramark, unions). The food pantry entry is confidential (only requesting affiliation and campus of the pantry), and everyone is welcome to use the food pantries Monday - Friday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.; food donations are gratefully accepted.
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