Donate and have your fines forgiven with Food for Fines

From May 4 through May 7, Wichita State is hosting Food for Fines, a program that allows students to have parking or traffic citations forgiven by donating items to support the Kiah Duggins Shocker Support Locker.

If you have a citation, you can participate by donating nonperishable food or hygiene items instead of paying your fine. Citation forgiveness is based on donation level: for citations between $0 and $50, donate 10 to 15 nonperishable food or hygiene items. For $45 tickets, donate two household or hygiene items. For $75 tickets, donate one baby item

A promotional flyer with a light beige background and bold black and yellow accents. At the very top, inside a black rounded rectangle with yellow text, it reads: “3/2 –3/6.” Centered below in large, bold black letters is the headline: “FOOD FOR FINES.” Underneath, in smaller bold black text, it says: “PARKING OR TRAFFIC CITATION?” Below that, in regular black text, it reads: “Donate and have your fines forgiven.” In the center of the flyer is a black rounded rectangle with yellow text that states: “DROP OFF: RSC 216, PARKING SERVICES.” At the bottom of the flyer is the Kiah Duggins Shocker Support Locker logo in yellow and black, featuring a locker icon and the words: “KIAH DUGGINS SHOCKER SUPPORT LOCKER.” The background includes a subtle repeating pattern of the phrase “FOOD FOR FINES.

Donate and have your fines forgiven with Food For Fines

From March 2 through March 6, Wichita State is hosting Food for Fines, a program that allows students to have parking or traffic citations forgiven by donating items to support the Kiah Duggins Shocker Support Locker.

If you have a citation, you can participate by donating nonperishable food or hygiene items instead of paying your fine. Citation forgiveness is based on donation level: for citations between $0 and $50, donate 10 to 15 nonperishable food or hygiene items. For $45 tickets, donate two household or hygiene items. For $75 tickets, donate one baby item.

A promotional flyer with a light beige background and bold black and yellow accents. At the very top, inside a black rounded rectangle with yellow text, it reads: “2/2 – 2/6.” Centered below in large, bold black letters is the headline: “FOOD FOR FINES.” Underneath, in smaller bold black text, it says: “PARKING OR TRAFFIC CITATION?” Below that, in regular black text, it reads: “Donate and have your fines forgiven.” In the center of the flyer is a black rounded rectangle with yellow text that states: “DROP OFF: RSC 216, PARKING SERVICES.” At the bottom of the flyer is the Kiah Duggins Shocker Support Locker logo in yellow and black, featuring a locker icon and the words: “KIAH DUGGINS SHOCKER SUPPORT LOCKER.” The background includes a subtle repeating pattern of the phrase “FOOD FOR FINES.”

Donate and have your fines forgiven with Food For Fines

From Feb. 2 through Feb. 6, Wichita State is hosting Food for Fines, a program that allows students to have parking or traffic citations forgiven by donating items to support the Kiah Duggins Shocker Support Locker.

If you have a citation, you can participate by donating nonperishable food or hygiene items instead of paying your fine. Citation forgiveness is based on donation level:

  • For citations between $0 and $50, donate 10 to 15 nonperishable food or hygiene items.
  • For $45 tickets, donate two household or hygiene items.
  • For $75 tickets, donate one baby item.

Drop off your donations at 216 Rhatigan Student Center, Student Engagement & Belonging office, or at Parking Services.

Flyer for “Kiah Duggins Shocker Support Locker.” The design features a black background with yellow and white text. At the top is a yellow rounded rectangle with the words “KIAH DUGGINS.” Below it, large bold text reads “SHOCKER SUPPORT LOCKER.” In the center is a yellow half-circle with a hanging sign that says “OPEN.” Beneath it, the text reads “Now Open with !NEW HOURS!” In the bottom yellow section, the text reads “MONDAY – FRIDAY 10AM – 4PM.” The background includes faint line drawings of food items such as fruits, vegetables, jars, and utensils. In the bottom right corner is a small logo that reads “KIAH DUGGINS SHOCKER SUPPORT LOCKER” next to an icon of a locker with a heart.

The Kiah Duggins Shocker Support Locker has new hours

The Kiah Duggins Shocker Support Locker has updated its hours to better serve students’ needs. Its new hours are 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday through Friday.

The locker provides access to essential items and resources that support student well-being and academic success. The new hours are designed to increase accessibility and make it easier for students to stop by between classes and work commitments. Students are encouraged to visit during the posted open times to receive free support items and learn more about available services.