"Just the basic life necessities that you and I take for granted everyday!"

Carolyn shares this touching story of how she has seen Ivy's Closet help students. No one was expecting this, and as she shares, many needed help before this hit. 

That's right? Gretchen Ross came to Ivy Tech and got a special tour of the Pantry! Check out the story here!

https://www.tristatehomepage.com/news/ivy-tech-evansville-a-launches-sleigh-away-hunger-this-giving-tuesday/

Circle of Ivy member, Sue Schriber dropped off this donation this past week!

If you want to donate items, check out the list and see if there is anything that you can drop off. Drop off can be completely contactless if preferred! Our goal is to keep our families and yours happy and healthy this holiday season!

Donated goods that are expired will not be accepted.

Are you planning on going to the store this weekend? 

Need some last minute items for your get together this weekend? 

During this time we are all expressing what we are thankful for, many that are food insecure are just thankful to feed themselves or their family once a day. By grabbing an extra item or two, or donating to the page, YOU can help make a difference in these peoples lives. Be the reason that someone is extra thankful this holiday season.

Check out the list to see if you can snag an item or two off it and bring it to Ivy Tech Evansville campus, and don't worry, there is a contactless delivery option.

A few years ago, my wife, Krista, and I had successful careers, a new son… then my wife had a life-altering trauma that left her paralyzed with severe brain damage. I quit my job and became a full-time caregiver and advocate. I looked into Ivy Tech Evansville. My finances and time are tight, but with the help of Dean Lindsay, I found a way to make school work and was connected to emergency resources on campus. Today, I’m dedicated to making a difference for others—including my wife and son. – Michael