One Stop
One Stop
One Stop Mission Statement:
“To nourish and empower our college community by providing access to nutritious food and essential resources, fostering a culture of support, and promoting community well-being.”
Welcome to One Stop
At WNMU, we believe that when students have the support they need, they are better able to focus on learning, growing, and achieving their goals. The One Stop Student Resource Center is here to help by providing access to food resources, educational opportunities, and connections to services that support student well-being and success.
Whether you need a meal, assistance navigating resources, or simply a welcoming place to learn and connect, One Stop is here for you.
🥫 One Stop Pantry
Our pantry is open Monday through Friday from 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and is available to all students. You’re welcome to visit as often as needed and select food items that best support your needs and lifestyle. Our goal is to ensure students have reliable access to nutritious food in a welcoming, judgment-free environment.
In addition to pantry staples, One Stop frequently offers homemade snacks and baked goods prepared by staff volunteers, cold beverages, recipe ideas, and fresh produce to help students create healthy, affordable meals. Students may also find household and personal care essentials, including hygiene products, warm clothing, and other donated items made available through community partnerships and local food rescue efforts.
One Stop is more than a pantry—it is a place to connect, learn, and get involved. Students are encouraged to take advantage of the volunteer opportunities available through the program, helping to support fellow Mustangs while building leadership skills, community connections, and a spirit of service.
🍳 Pantry Pop-Ups
Our Pantry Pop-Ups bring students together over food, learning, and community. During these events, One Stop volunteers prepare and serve healthy meals using ingredients commonly found in the pantry, demonstrating how students can create nutritious, affordable meals with the cooking equipment and cold-storage appliances provided by One Stop in each residence hall suite.
In addition to teaching practical cooking skills and meal-planning strategies, Pantry Pop-Ups provide a complimentary lunch for approximately 30–50 students at each event, creating opportunities for students to connect with one another while enjoying a fresh, nutritious meal. These gatherings help build community, promote food confidence, and demonstrate simple ways to make the most of available resources.
🌎 Educational Programs and Workshops
Throughout the year, One Stop hosts programs that promote food literacy, cultural awareness, and student wellness. These events encourage meaningful conversations about food, community, traditions, and the many ways food connects us across cultures and experiences.
🥕 Student Farm Stand
Located in the Student Life Lounge, our Farm Stand provides easy access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Students can quickly pick up healthy, grab-and-go produce between classes, meetings, and activities.
🚚 Monthly Mobile Food Pantry
In partnership with Roadrunner® Food Bank , One Stop hosts a Mobile Food Pantry on the first Wednesday of each month. This service provides additional access to fresh and shelf-stable food items and helps strengthen food security across our campus community. This event is open to students, staff, faculty, and community- everyone is welcome!
✅ SNAP Benefits Assistance
Students interested in learning more about the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) can receive assistance with eligibility questions, application support, and navigating the enrollment process.
🤝 Community Resource Connections
Sometimes support extends beyond campus. One Stop is committed to supporting all Mustangs—both on-campus and online. Our team can help connect students with community resources and support services in their local area (food assistance, housing, healthcare, transportation, financial support, and other basic needs), making it easier to access assistance, strengthen well-being, and stay focused on academic success.
Our Commitment
One Stop is more than a food resource—it is a place of support, connection, and care. We are committed to fostering a campus environment where every student feels welcomed, valued, and empowered to thrive. By helping students meet basic needs, access nutritious food, develop life skills, and connect with essential resources, we support their ability to succeed academically, personally, and professionally.
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Hours of Operation
Students only need to present their Mustang Card to receive services. Drop by the One Stop in the Student Life Office on the 3rd Floor of the Memorial Building Monday-Friday from 8 am to 4 pm.
SNAP (Food Stamp) Benefits
One Stop Partnerships
The success of One Stop is made possible through strong partnerships with organizations that share our commitment to student well-being and community support. By working alongside local, regional, and national leaders in food security, education, and community engagement, we are able to connect students with meaningful resources and opportunities. Together with partners such as Roadrunner® Food Bank, Silver City Gospel Mission, The Commons, Aramark, Follett/WNMU Bookstore, Swipe Out Hunger, the Gila Community Foundation, and many others, we are helping create a stronger, healthier, and more supportive community for all Mustangs.
Donations
Donations are accepted of the following items: non-perishable food items, cleaning supplies, small kitchen appliances, can openers, and toiletries. Items may be dropped off at the Student Life Office on the 3rd Floor of the Student Memorial Building. For more information, contact WNMU Student Services at (575) 538-6905 or Kimberly.Woodard@wnmu.edu.
Additional Resources
Transportation
Students get free access to Corre Caminos Transportation, through their student fees. Simply present your Mustang Card at the time of pick up. Click here for route and pick up times.
Student Health Services
Students can access medical, dental, and behavioral health services through Hidalgo Medical Services (HMS), located near campus at 1007 N. Pope Street. HMS can be contacted at 575-388-1511. A Mustang Card must be present to receive services.
TimelyCare is a free telehealth service for students to access virtual care anytime, anywhere. Visit timelycare.com/wnmu for further information.
Contact Us
One Stop
Phone: (575) 538-6905
Email: woodardk1@wnmu.edu
Office: Student Life Office, Student Memorial Building
