Pantry Awareness Week Day 2: Special Cooking Matters Class
Cooking Matters Class
Join the Full Circle Food Pantry for a special session of Cooking Matters, a free cooking class conducted by food pantry board members. The instructor will be teaching participants how to make budget friendly homemade ramen between 5-7 p.m. in Arkansas Union 201. Registration for this event is required through Hogsync.
Link to register: Cooking Matters: Homemade Ramen.
The Full Circle Food Pantry is an on-campus resource for all students, faculty and staff to use. Located at 324 Stadium Dr., the pantry is open 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Mondays, 3-6 p.m. Wednesdays and 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thursdays. The only eligibility requirement is affiliation through the university — no income requirements or documents necessary to utilize the pantry. If you have questions regarding food assistance, please email pantry@uark.edu.
Volunteer opportunities for the Full Circle Food Pantry open at the beginning of each semester. If you or your department are looking for a one-time volunteer event, we may be able to accommodate you. Please reach out to pantry3@uark.edu with any requests.
Food drives are the primary source of food for the Full Circle Food Pantry. Are you involved with a group that would like to host a food drive? Please email fcdrives@uark.edu to set up a drive.
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Contacts
Emma Wiederhoeft, assistant director for food programs
Center for Community Engagement
479-575-6976,
egwieder@uark.edu
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