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UCSC Family Student Housing

Pantry #7175

Photos are available. We are situated on the University of California Santa Cruz campus in Family Student Housing complex. [email protected] is our office email for all Family Student Housing operations.

This listing was last updated Jan 8, 2021

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Location & Open Times

Current Food Pantry operations are first and third Wednesdays 4 to 6pm. Our deliveries come in the morning. I am considering expansion if we can increase access to food suppliers. Even a "farmers market" concept on second and fourth Wednesdays.

Hours are in PDT. Hours updated 3 years ago

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599 Koshland Way, Santa Cruz, CA 95064, USAGet Directions

Phone

831-459-5511
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Point of Contact

Ryan Macleod

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