Hawks' Nest

More than 4,600 food and personal items were donated to the Hawks' Nest during the 2-week Faculty and Staff Food Drive Competition in November.

After all her achievements at HFC, Charvae Jackson sets an example for other first-generation students.

Until the end of the Fall 2025 semester, the Hawks' Nest has expanded students' access from 2 times per month to 4 times per month.

The HFC Administrators' Association, Local 71, is collecting clothing and financial donations to assist local schools this winter.

If you are struggling, the College offers resources for both students and employees. We also curate a list of external resources that may be of value to you.

The Hawks’ Nest relies on the generosity of our community to provide assistance for HFC students. With needs especially high this fall, we are hosting a competition among faculty and staff teams to stock the pantry.

HFC-24 is an innovative day-long collaborative arts project that welcomes all HFC students. It celebrates collaboration across disciplines and broad creativity without perfectionism. Don't miss the public reveal on Sept. 13 at 7:30 p.m.

Willman’s new role will allow here to focus more broadly on institutional effectiveness. She also serves as chair of the volunteer SAFE@HFC committee.

Five HFC departments contributed 540 lbs. of non-perishable food items for the Hawks' Nest as part of the "Pack the Pantry for Pride" food drive in April.

Nursing student did not let childhood illness stop her from growing into an honors student, leader, and community advocate on her way to a rewarding career.

Sustainable HFC needs clean T-shirts to turn into reusable bags for the Hawks' Nest. Please consider joining us on April 22 for this fun activity.

All HFC departments can form a team and win a pizza party by donating the most food to the Hawks' Nest during the “Pack the Pantry for Pride” contest April 7-25. Register today.

We encourage you to bring a donation of 5 cans of non-perishable food as your entry fee to the HFC basketball games on Feb. 22. This is part of the MCCAA “Hunger Games.”

For the second straight year, HFC places second in the amount of food and monetary donations collected during the “Hunger Games.”

Bring a donation of 5 cans of non-perishable food as your entry fee to the HFC men's basketball games on Feb. 21. This is part of the MCCAA “Hunger Games.”

The Hawks’ Nest relies on the generosity of our community to provide food and personal items for students. Monetary donations are also helpful. The food drive is Oct. 9-20.

Tara Abdusshakur, who earned an associate degree from HFC two decades ago, had a full and extremely successful culinary career. Now, she returns to HFC to pursue her dream of becoming a nurse.

The Hawks’ Nest relies on the generosity of our community to provide food for students. We are grateful for donations of food, personal items, or money. Food drive is April 24 - May 5.

The Hawks' Nest serves students by providing non-perishable food and personal items.

HFC has a successful "Hunger Games" with1,450 food items and $600 donated to the Hawks' Nest.

Bring a donation of 5 cans of non-perishable food as your entry fee to the HFC men's and women's basketball games on Feb. 28. This is part of the MCCAA Hunger Games contest.

Join us for the Learning Success Center's Open House to learn about the many student support offices at HFC and how we can help you succeed.

Help a good cause by donating non-perishable pantry items to the Hawks' Nest. You will stock the Hawks' Nest, and you'll get half off your ticket to "The Passage." HFC students and employees only.

The Hawks’ Nest relies on the generosity of our community to provide assistance for HFC students. Please consider making a donation of food, personal items, or money.