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Patriot Pantry and Food Insecurity Awareness Bingo Cards

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These bingo cards contain 30 questions about food insecurity, campus pantry resources, and student support services for college students. The word list covers the Patriot Pantry at George Mason University, food justice concepts, healthy boundaries, and campus advocacy resources. Use these cards as an icebreaker or review game during student orientation, wellness workshops, or advocacy training.

Subject:
Social Studies
Grade Level:
College
Updated March 2026

Word List

  • Who is eligible to use the pantry?
  • T or F: We only give canned goods
  • What document is needed for pantry use?
  • Non-food item the pantry doesn’t have
  • Areas lacking affordable, healthy food options in convenient transportation distance
  • Define food-insecure
  • % of students experiencing food/housing insecurity
  • A way food insecurity affects academic performance
  • A mental health effect associated with food insecurity
  • Does skipping meals mean food insecurity?
  • T or F: Only off-campus students can be food-insecure
  • T or F: Only low-income families experience food insecurity
  • Define Food Justice
  • T or F: Stigma on food insecurity is a top reasons students don't use campus pantries
  • T or F: If you have a job, you can't be food insecure
  • T or F: Most students who face food insecurity are not open to friends about it
  • Where is the Student Support and Advocacy Center?
  • When was the Patriot Pantry founded?
  • How many pantries does GMU have?
  • T or F: A student created the Patriot Pantry
  • T or F: You can refer another student to the Student Support and Advocacy Center
  • What is the Stay Mason Student Support Fund for?
  • What services does the Survivor Support team offer?
  • What does it mean to have affirmative consent?
  • What does it mean to have healthy boundaries?
  • What does it mean to have financial literacy?
  • Are appointments at the Student Support and Advocacy Center confidential?
  • What is another food resource that students can check to see if they are eligible for through the SSAC?
  • How can you connect or gain services from the Student Support and Advocacy Center?
  • Are women or men more likely to experience food insecurity?

How to Use This Bingo Cards

Print a class set of unique bingo cards for classroom games, review sessions, or parties. Click 'View Bingo Cards' to choose how many cards to generate and customize the word list.

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