Hunger and food insecurity are realities everywhere, even on college campuses. To address this, Camden County College established The Marketplace, a campus food pantry, to ensure no student attends class hungry.
Camden County College’s food pantries are available on the Blackwood, Camden City, and Cherry Hill campuses. Whether a student needs a quick meal to stay energized or groceries to take home, they can find support through fresh food, pantry staples, and essential hygiene items, all provided free of charge and with full confidentiality.
Donations are tax-deductible through the Camden County College Foundation and directly support The Marketplace, strengthening our ongoing commitment to student well-being.
Governed by the presidents and trustees of the state’s 18 community colleges and enshrined in state law, the New Jersey Council of County Colleges (NJCCC) supports New Jersey’s community colleges and the more than 230,000 students they serve annually across 49 locations by fostering collaboration and developing solutions that expand access to college, promote equity and student success, and create a skilled workforce to drive economic growth.
Learn more: https://www.njcommunitycolleges.org/
The New Jersey Council of County Colleges is proud to partner with The Future Alumni Support Team, which is dedicated to raising support for post-secondary students facing poverty to increase graduation rates and eliminate the need for life-long government assistance.
