How to Use the Cavalier Cupboard

First-time users need to register using a client in-take form via the Student Resource Request form. The personal information in this form will be kept confidential. We will only report utilization of the pantry to gain future donations.

After the in-take form is completed, student IDs will be activated by the Student Life Specialist within a couple of days. Students who have registered and have access via their student ID can swipe into the Cavalier Cupboard during business hours.

If you have questions about our service, you may contact us at CavalierCupboard@westerntc.edu.

Location

The Cavalier Cupboard is located in the Student Success Center, Room 214 (the Basic Needs Center). This is in the Learning Commons.

Hours

The Cavalier Cupboard is open:
Monday through Thursday: 8:00 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
Friday: 8:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m.

Other Western Cupboards

  • Black River Falls Regional Location has a mini cupboard in their resource room.
  • Tomah Regional Location has a mini cupboard in their lower level.
  • Diesel and Heavy Equipment Center has a mini cupboard in their student lounge.

All of these mini cupboards are self-sustaining. Students can take what they need and donations can be added directly to the shelves.

Get Involved

In-Kind Donations

We accept non-perishable food items, hygiene products, cleaning supplies, paper products, baby food and diapers, and school supplies.

Non-perishable donations can be dropped off at the following locations:

  • Coleman Center, General Studies Division Office, room 250
  • Coleman Center, 2nd floor outside of faculty offices
  • Coleman Center, 2nd floor computer lab space
  • Integrated Technology Center, Division Office, room 105
  • Kumm Center, Student Union, next to the ATM
  • Student Success Center, Learner Support Services Division Office, room 127
  • Student Success Center, Welcome Center

Monetary Donations

Cash or check donations can be dropped off at the Basic Needs Center at the Student Success Center, room 214, or make your donation online. All monetary donations are tax deductible.

Need More Support?

Being a college student is challenging, and right now things are more challenging than ever. To continue focusing on your school, career, and graduation goals, you may need resources for yourself or your family. There are a number of them available here at Western as well as within the La Crosse and surrounding communities. Submit a Student Resource Request or visit our Basic Needs Center for assistance.

Flowers with the Coleman Center in the background

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