GIVING
Lion's Share/Lion's Pantry Produce Donation
The Lion’s Pantry on the Penn State Health Hershey campus is seeking fresh summer produce for students and employees experiencing food insecurity. If your garden is producing more than you can use, or if you would like to donate fresh fruits and vegetables from a local farm market or grocery store, your generosity would be greatly appreciated.
Donation Drop-Off Times
* First and third Wednesdays of each month
* 11:00 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.
* Start Date- Wednesday, July 15
If you plan to make a donation, please contact Judy Dillon in advance so we can anticipate your delivery:
Call: 717-991-6071
Email: Pdillon707@aol.com
Lion’s Pantry Location
The Lion’s Pantry on the Penn State Hershey campus is located at 922 West Governor Road, Eastmoor Building, Hershey, PA 17033. The entrance to the pantry is on the back side of the building. There is a sign on the door.
The Lion’s Pantry was created by a group of faculty members and staff to address food insecurity for students at Penn State College of Medicine. The mission of the pantry is to make sure these students do not go hungry in order to meet other financial needs. Lion’s Pantry provides essential groceries to any student on the Hershey campus experiencing food insecurity. Any student can receive nutrition support and resources to encourage a well-balanced life.
Thank you for helping support students and employees in need. Your generosity can make a meaningful difference in the lives of members of our community.
Lion's Share
Supporting Lion's Pantry at Penn State College of Medicine, the program provides food, personal care items and other essential resources to support students and members of our campus community facing food insecurity. Through the generosity of donors, the pantry helps ensure that those pursuing their academic and professional goals have access to the basic necessities they need to thrive.
Street Medicine
Penn State Health Department of Medicine - Street Medicine Program
Every day, hundreds of people in our communities live without shelter—and without access to basic medical care. Penn State Street Medicine aims to bring about change.
Through this innovative program, our team will meet unhoused individuals where they are—on the streets—providing essential health services, dignity, and hope. From wound care and chronic disease management to connecting patients with long-term resources, Street Medicine bridges a critical gap in healthcare for some of the most vulnerable members of society.
There are two ways to support Street Medicine. By donating to the campaign, and by purchasing items via Amazon. For further information, contact Lisa Braccini-Barletta or Judy Dillon via the Member Directory.