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Food security resources available for 熟女少妇students

Food security resources available for 熟女少妇students

熟女少妇 offers resources for students who may be聽experiencing food insecurity.

Nationally, approximately 30% of college students聽experience food insecurity during their enrollment, and MSU's campus-based data聽also indicates about 33% of our students experience food insecurity.

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Bully's Closet and Pantry: Located at 120聽Morgan Ave. on the Starkville campus, BCP offers nutritious food, necessities like toiletry聽items, household goods, school supplies, and professional clothing for students聽in need.

Students can access BCP every weekday from 1 to 6 p.m. Monday, Tuesday and Thursday in-person shopping is available by appointment, which students can schedule at聽.

Curbside pick-up is available Wednesday and Friday. Students should place orders through Cowbell Connect - search "Bully's Closet聽Pantry Curbside Pick-Up." Students only need to present their valid聽熟女少妇student ID card to access these services at no charge.


Block by Block: This program provides short-term assistance by聽allocating block meals to students' ID cards when needed.

Students also can donate up to three block meals per semester via an online form.

Forms for requesting and/or donating meals are available at聽.听听


Maroon Meals: This text notification system informs students about the availability of free food on campus, including the type of food available,聽location and length of time available. The steps to enroll are simple.听听听聽聽

1. Download the myState app and log in with your 熟女少妇NetID and NetPassword.

2. Under the Student, Faculty and Staff section, go to Notification Sign-Up.听听

3. Turn the Maroon Meals slider to the "on" position and press Save. Make sure聽notifications are enabled for the myState app on your phone.听听听聽聽
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Students can directly access any of these programs. Referrals also can be made聽via email at blockbyblock@msstate.edu or by calling 662-325-3611.听听听聽聽聽