NOCE Anaheim Campus Food Pantry

Food pantry logo with the Anaheim food pantry in the background

Students will need to bring:

  • Student ID.
  • Class schedule (must be currently enrolled in classes).
  • Reusable grocery bags.

Students will receive the following:

  • Non-perishable and fresh food items.
  • Additional personal hygiene items may be requested or made available upon request.

If you need a chair due to condition(s) that may cause distress/discomfort while waiting, please contact a member of our staff ahead of time or as soon as possible and let them know. 

About the Anaheim Campus Food Pantry

In collaboration with Pathways of Hope, NOCE provides students with non-perishable food, fresh produce, day-to-day necessities, and resource information at the Anaheim Campus Food Pantry. 

We welcome all NOCE students and Cypress College Culinary Program students who take classes at the Anaheim Campus. It is recommended that NOCE students at any other NOCE Centers can visit their campus-based food pantry: 

Anaheim Campus Food Pantry  

1830 W. Romneya Drive  

East Lot Portables, 109-P

Anaheim, CA 92801 

If you need a chair due to condition(s) that may cause distress/discomfort while waiting, please contact a member of our staff ahead of time or as soon as possible and let them know. 

Operation Hours 

Tuesdays and Wednesdays

  • 10 a.m. – 1 p.m.
  • 4 p.m. – 6 p.m.

 

Cypress College Food Pantry  

9200 Valley View Street 

Student Activities Center, Gym 2, 2nd floor  

Cypress, CA 90630 

Operation Hours  

Please visit the Cypress College Food Pantry page for more information.

 

Fullerton College Food Pantry  

321 East Chapman Avenue  

Building 1955 

Fullerton, CA 92832 

Operation Hours 

Please visit the Fullerton College Food Pantry page for more information.

 

Pathways of Hope HUB

HUB of Hope is located at 611 S. Ford Avenue in Fullerton 

  • Distribution is Monday – Friday from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m.
  • Food will be packed in advance and students/employees can drive by and pick up a bag of food. 

Click here for the Hub of Hope flier for more information.

Volunteers Needed!  

Looking for individuals who can consistently commit two to three hours per week and arrive on time.  

 

Volunteers do a variety of tasks: 

  • Food stocking 
    • Organizing pantry and stocking produce 
  • Food rescue  
    • Driving to pick up food from local sources 
  • Food distribution 
    • Assisting students, collecting data, and managing the line

 

Apply to Become a Food Pantry Volunteer: 

www.pohoc.org/volunteer 

Donate Today! 

All food and hygiene donations will support NOCCCD students  

 

Food Items  

  • Canned proteins: canned tuna, canned beef, canned ham, canned salmon, canned turkey, canned sausages, canned spam, canned pork, etc. Preferably cans with easy pull lids. 9oz to 20oz cans. 

 
  • Bags of beans and rice: 2lbs bags, all types of rice and beans accepted. 

 
  • Canned soup: beef soup, tomato soup, pork soup, clam chowder, etc. All canned soups accepted; preferably 9oz to 20oz cans. 

 
  • Canned fruits: canned peaches, canned fruit mix/cocktail, canned mandarins, canned pineapples, canned tropical fruit, canned mangos, canned cherries, canned grapefruit, etc. Preferably cans with easy pull lids, 9oz to 20oz cans. 

 
  • Canned sauces: pasta sauce, tomato sauce, alfredo sauce, etc. Glass containers are also accepted; preferably 10oz to 40oz containers. 

 
  • Cereals: generic brand cereals, oatmeal, etc. Preferably a box of cereal, but cereal cups will also be accepted. 

 
  • Nut butters: peanut butter, almond butter, cashew butter, powered butters, etc. Preferably 18oz peanut butter containers. 

 

 

 

Hygiene products needed: 

shampoo, body wash (not bars of soap), diapers (all sizes), body lotion, deodorant, pads/tampons, 

toothbrushes, toothpaste, baby wipes, sunscreen, razors, body wipes, and lip balm. 

 

Disclaimer: Make sure to find cans and boxes that have no signs of damage, dents, openings, punctures, etc. and with labels that are fully intact. Any cans or boxes that are damaged-even slightly- must be discarded.  

 

Drop-off Information: 

Before donating, please contact James Kennedy to schedule a drop-off time.  

Email: NOCEfoodhousing@pohoc.org

To receive food at no charge, students must bring the following when visiting the Anaheim Campus Food Pantry:

Service Navigation

Pathways of Hope provides service navigation to those facing food insecurity or housing instability. A Service Navigator can help you with completing intake, determining eligibility, and providing case management to new and returning NOCE students. Our service package includes: 

  • Food pantry 
  • Landlord mediation 
  • Eviction prevention 
  • Housing search 
  • Rental assistance  
  • Security deposit  
  • Utility assistance  
  • Social service navigation 
  • Community resources 

For more information, contact Pathways of Hope Service Navigator, at NOCEfoodhousing@pohoc.org.