Hunger Does Not Discriminate
Since 2012, we have seen a dramatic increase in the cost of living but a stagnation in wages and high-paying jobs. The average household food budget shortfall has increased 20 percent and families and individuals who were once donors are now standing in line at soup kitchens and food pantries. Those in need of food assistance include children, the working poor, older adults, veterans, physically and mentally disabled, and the homeless.
Through a network of more than 400 nonprofit partner agencies and direct service programs, Feeding South Florida sets the table for the 784,110 individuals who struggle with food insecurity throughout Palm Beach, Broward, Miami-Dade, and Monroe Counties.
THIS IS WHO WE SERVE
Food Insecurity by County
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Food insecure individuals in South Florida
Rescued 44 million pounds of food in FY15-16, nearly half of which was fresh produce, protein, and dairy.
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Million Pounds of Food Rescued
Rescued 44 million pounds of food in FY15-16, nearly half of which was fresh produce, protein, and dairy.
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Nonprofit Partner Agencies
Rescued 44 million pounds of food in FY15-16, nearly half of which was fresh produce, protein, and dairy.
Hunger By The Numbers
Florida is Ranked 12th State in the United States for Food Insecurity
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Food insecure individuals in South Florida
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Million Pounds of Food Rescued
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Nonprofit Partner Agencies