Due to changes within William & Mary’s dining services, we are no longer able to provide assistance regarding swipes. Instead, if you are seeking long-term support with food insecurity, please check out the following resources:
Check out W&M’s Comprehensive Food Insecurity Resource List
A collection of resources both within the W&M and greater Williamsburg communities.
Connect with Care Support Services
Care Support Services can help students navigate challenges and connect with campus and community resources.
Apply for assistance through the HEART Fund
The HEART Fund provides emergency financial support to students facing unexpected hardships.
Utilize local food banks and community organizations
Several organizations in the Williamsburg area provide ongoing food assistance and other support services.
Volunteer with us
We rely on an amazing network of volunteers to keep our pantries running smoothly. While our Sadler Pantry is self-service, volunteers help restock it three times a week (M-Th-F) by transporting products from Wesley. Volunteers also support operations at the Wesley Pantry during each shift by accepting donations, assisting visitors, and managing inventory.
To volunteer at either the Wesley or Sadler Pantry, all volunteers must complete a mandatory training session. Trainings are offered multiple times at the beginning of each semester, including during our introductory meeting, and take approximately 15 minutes to complete. All dates will be posted in our GroupMe. If your schedule does not allow you to attend any of our training sessions, please reach out to foodforall@wm.edu.
Once you’ve been trained and registered in our system, sign up for volunteer shifts on our GivePulse (heads up–you’ll need to be logged into your W&M account). We look forward to seeing you at the pantry!