With the continued COVID-19 pandemic, Maryland students have been hard hit by the campus disruptions
and need help to continue their education.
The best option to quickly respond to students in need of financial assistance right now is the UMD Student Crisis Fund.
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The mission of the UMD Campus Food Pantry is to alleviate food insecurity and food hardship among UMD-College Park students, faculty and staff. Our specific objectives include Creating a safe space to distribute good quality and nutritious emergency food to current UMD-College Park students, faculty and staff and raising awareness around hunger issues, especially as experienced by low-income college students. Your support of this important initiative is greatly appreciated! (Give Now)
Fostering Terp Success is a community of support and belonging for students who were or are in foster care, are or are at risk of being homeless, or without a supportive family system. Our network of staff and alumni is committed to removing barriers to and assisting students in accessing campus services, navigating challenges and developing self-advocacy and life skills.
Each year, we receive numerous requests for emergency support from fellow Terps who need emergency shelter, transportation, clothing and medical supplies. The Crisis Fund exists to provide this necessary assistance. Support the Crisis Fund to ensure that our community continues to support Terps in need.
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Thank You to the Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation
The Charlotte W. Newcombe Foundation has worked in partnership with the University of Maryland since the fall of 1981 to provide scholarship support to Returning Students with awarded funds totaling nearly $500,000. Annual need-based scholarships are provided for students enrolled at the University who are at least 25 years of age and who meet additional eligibility considerations.Returning students often face unique challenges and obstacles to completing their degrees as they juggle family, work, and other obligations. The partnership with the Newcombe Foundation is a cornerstone of the University of Maryland's commitment to and support of mature undergraduate students.
