Food Pantry

tn tech pantry

The Tennessee Tech Food Pantry was established as a resource for Tennessee Tech University students and employees in November 2012.

Our Mission

Raise awareness of hidden hunger on college campuses across the nation and establish and sustain a network for food acquisition, storage and distribution at Tennessee Tech to alleviate hunger among our campus community.

Pantry Locations

» Main Pantry

LOCATION:
Tech Village - 910 N. Willow Ave.

SUMMER HOURS:
Wednesday 10am - 3pm

REGULAR FALL AND SPRING HOURS:
Tuesday - Thursday 9am-5pm

CONTACT INFO:
(931) 372-4067
foodpantry@tntech.edu
» Auxiliary Pantry

We now have an auxiliary food pantry location in the Angelo & Jennette Volpe Library. This is for emergencies. The hours will coincide with the library hours, this opens up access for nights and weekends, when the main pantry is not open. They will carry emergency-type items (toiletries, soups, cereal bars, etc.).

LOCATION:
Angelo & Jennette Volpe Library

HOURS:

BETWEEN SEMESTERS:
July 29 - August 13* 8:00 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. (closed Saturdays and Sundays)

REGULAR FALL AND SPRING HOURS:
Monday - Thursday 7:00 a.m. - midnight
Friday 7:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Saturday 10:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Sunday 1:00 p.m. - midnight

See Library Hours for Exceptions

CONTACT INFO:
Rose Black - (931) 372-6107
foodpantry@tntech.edu

*Because we rely on student volunteers, the pantry will be closed during any school breaks and on any days the campus closes classes

Emergencies

We now have an auxiliary food pantry location in the Angelo & Jennette Volpe Library. This is for emergencies.

For more information on emergencies, contact us at 931-372-4067.

Volunteering with the food pantry has been a heart warming experience. I have met so many beautiful people that have taught me valuable lessons for life. - Dianne Miner, volunteer

Working for the food pantry has been a wonderful experience. Providing food, clothing, and necessities to adults, children, and families through different projects has been one of the most rewarding and joyful experiences of my life. - Tyler Clayborne, volunteer