Our dining plans offers convenient and flexible methods of payment at various food outlets and service areas across campus.
Dining Plan Account Management:
Once you’ve activated your dining plan you can access your dining plan information directory through our secure Humber Dining Plan website. You will be able to:
- Check meal plan balance(s)
- Review transaction history
- Deactivate meal card if lost or stolen
- Add money to meal card by Debit Card, Visa, and/or Mastercard
Introducing the Humber and University of Guelph-Humber Virtual ONECard
ONECard is a smartphone application that will be used by students, faculty and staff as their digital identification, digital key and digital wallet solution for campus-wide services. It’s free, easy to use and secure. Visit the ONECard website to learn more about it. UofGH and Humber students must sign in using your assigned Humber login information.
Residence Dining Plans
Students living in Residence with a mandatory Dining Plan should refer to the Residence and Dining Agreement for additional usage terms and conditions.
|
Plan |
Main Meal Plan Account |
Confectionary Dollars (General account) |
Total Cost of Plan |
Ultimate |
$4,400.00 |
$200.00 |
$4,600.00 |
Standard |
$3,800.00 |
$200.00 |
$4,000.00 |
Basic |
$3,200.00 |
$200.00 |
$3,400.00 |
Hybrid |
$2,650.00 |
$200.00 |
$2,850.00 |
The Main Meal Accounts of all Humber Dining Plans meet the requirements for tax exemption set by the Canada Revenue Agency. This means that residents purchasing a meal on their Dining Plan do not pay taxes on the meal, where a students paying with their debit or credit card are charged 13% tax on top of the value of the meal.
(Formerly Silver) Hybrid Dining Plan : This dining plan will require the resident to supplement the dining plan by purchasing or preparing food in addition to the dining plan. The Hybrid Dining Plan is designed to meet the minimum requirement set by the Canada Revenue Agency to be tax exempt.
(Formerly Gold) : Basic Dining Plan - This plan is designed for students who intend to eat in the cafeteria only occasionally, who leave campus often, or who typically leave residence for weekends and holidays. The Basic Dining Plan is likely to require the resident to supplement the dining plan by purchasing or preparing food in addition to the dining plan.
(Formerly Platinum): Standard Dining Plan - This plan is designed to suit students who regularly dine on campus, or who often stay in residence on weekends and holidays. Depending on spending habits, the Standard Dining Plan may require the resident to supplement the dining plan by purchasing or preparing food in addition to the dining plan.
(Formerly Diamond): Ultimate Dining Plan - This plan is designed for students who intend to eat in the cafeteria frequently, those who spend more time on campus, or want the flexibility of a larger plan and prefer the security of having more spending power throughout the year. Depending on spending habits, the Ultimate Dining Plan may require the resident to supplement the dining plan by purchasing or preparing food in addition to the dining plan
Note: No dining plan is guaranteed to last the entire academic year or semester, as individual needs will vary. Dining plans function on a declining balance, and reduce with each purchase, similar to a bank account.
Meal Plan Account (Non-Tax): This portion is reserved for meal plans. It is tax-exempt and can only be used at Humber College food outlets. Main meal plan dollars cannot be converted to the general account dollars.
Confectionary (General) Dollars (Taxable): Funds from the General account can be used at all Food Services locations such as Food Emporium, Starbucks, Tim Hortons, Lake Cafe, The Bookstore and so much more.
Residence Dining Plans are incorporated into your Humber Resident & Dining Plan Agreement.
Online: http://humber.ca/residence/apply-rates
Phone: (416) 675-6622 ext 77201
Email: North: resmail@humber.ca Lakeshore: lakeresmail@humber.ca
Commuter Dining Plans and Reloadable Gift Cards
Students not living in Residence have the option of purchasing a Reloadable Commuter Plan and Staff are able to purchase Reloadable Gift Card to buy food on-campus.
***COMMUTER PLAN***
- Intial deposit for the Commuter meal plan is $500.00 or more to recieve tax exemption on all meals.
- If the inital deposit is less than $500.00, funds will be transfered to your Food gift account account within OneCard and will become taxable.
- Commuter meal plans are Non-refundable.
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Commuter Student Dining Plans |
|
Reloadable Dining Plan |
Commuter Dining Plan |
|
Commuter Reloadable Dining Plan (Non-taxable) |
$500.00 Or more |
*PER SEMESTER*
Please send your FOAP, and $ reload amount to diningplan@humber.ca along with a photo of your dining plan card number typically located at the bottom or back of your card.
|
Reloadable Dining Plan |
Flex Dollars Account |
|
Staff Reloadable Gift Card (Taxable) |
$100.00 - $500.00 |
There are serveral to having a commuter plan and here are only a few reasons:
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Not having to prepare meals
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Convenient hours of operations
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Cashless
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Savings when you purchase meals on campus
We offer easy online options for clients on our secure Humber Meal Plan website, accepting debit, Visa and/or Mastercard. Simply sign in and enter your Humber credentials to access your account. This will allow you to view the history of your previous purchases and keep track of your up to date balances.
If you have more questions feel free to email the dining plan office.
Check Your Dining Plan Balance
Purchase Dining Plan
Staff Gift Card Purchase Using F.O.A.P
Email DiningPlan@humber.ca
Parents Adding Funds
All you need:
Student's N#
Student's Last Name
Parents do not have access to transaction history, they will only be able to add funds.
Frequently Asked Questions
Commuter Dining Plan can be used at any food service location on campus including non Chartwells locations. Please note our dining plans are valid for purchases of food and non-alcoholic beverages only.
Yes, Commuter Dining Plan is reloadable! You can reload your Dining Plan account online by visiting: mymealplan.humber.ca
Please be advised that all funds will expire at the end of the semester, any remaining balance in the account will be automatically cleared once the funds expire.
Requests for cancelations, refunds or carry - forward balances are initiated when residents complete an online Residence Withdrawal Form on the Residence portal.
DINING PLAN REFUNDS Requests for meal plan refunds are initiated when Residents complete the online Residence Withdrawal Form. In order to maintain the tax-exempt status on all Main Meal Accounts, early withdrawals will be prorated such that $85.48 weekly from the Resident’s Main Meal Account is non-refundable or transferable, or the amount from the Main Meal Account that has been spent by the Resident, whichever is greater. At the end of the agreement, the first $2650.00 from all Main Meal Accounts is nonrefundable. Applicable to all refunds, a Resident must have a total Dining Plan balance of $75.00 or more to be eligible for a refund, less a $50.00 administration fee and any fees owing to Humber. Residents who qualify for a Dining Plan refund will receive a credit on their MyHumber account within 8 weeks after the withdrawal form and move out are complete. Dining Plan refunds are issued in the same format as the original payment.
If a student is staying in residence for the summer and is eligible for a Dining Plan refund, but wishes to continue using the refundable balance as an eligible Dining Plan, they must notify the residence by the second week of April in order for their account to remain active after the first week in May. When the student moves out of residence during the summer, the refund process will apply.
Please report your lost or stolen by email at diningplan@humber.ca as soon as possible or online at: mymealplan.humber.ca
Only the student who purchased the Commuter Dining Plan is entitled to meal purchases using their account.
Federal and Provincial tax legislation prohibits the use of tax-exempt dining plan funds by individuals who are not qualified to receive these benefits. Only the student who purchased that plan may purchase meals.
Not all purchases qualify for tax exemption in a declining balance program. Specifically, pre-packaged convenience items are non-food items. There is no bulk buying allowed as all plan dollars must be used for the purpose that it is intended.
Contact us if you have more questions!
Email: diningplan@humber.ca
Location: LX104
Hours of Operation: Monday – Friday: 8:30AM – 4:30 PM
