Street Chronicle Stats--Hunger
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Top 5 suburbs receiving Food Pantry referrals |
Top 5 unmet needs in food pantries in Cleveland |
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1. East Cleveland |
1. East Cleveland 44112 |
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2. Euclid |
2. Slavic Village-44105 |
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3. Cleveland Hts. |
3. Detroit Shoreway/Cudell 44102 |
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4. Lakewood |
4.Glenville neighborhood 44103 |
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5. Maple Hts. |
5. Mt. Pleasant/Shaker Hts 44120 |
**From First Call For Help/211 October 2012
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Top neighborhoods with highest percentage of people eligible for food stamps |
Top neighborhoods with largest number of people served by the local pantries. |
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1. Kinsman |
89% |
1. Old Brooklyn |
5,772 |
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2. Central |
88% |
2. Glenville |
5,222 |
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3. Stockyards |
79% |
3. East Cleveland |
5,202 |
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4. North Broadway |
76% |
4. Jefferson |
5,070 |
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5. Woodland Hills |
72% |
5. Detroit Shoreway |
4,340 |
Statistics from the Greater Cleveland Food Bank study September 2012
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Number of Hot Meal and Pantry Programs Ranked by total combined number of food programs |
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1. Glenville |
19 |
6. Fairfax |
11 |
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2. East Cleveland |
15 |
8. South Collinwood |
9 |
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2. Hough |
15 |
8. Kinsman |
9 |
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2. Lakewood |
15 |
10. Ohio City |
8 |
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5. Central |
13 |
10. Mt. Pleasant |
8 |
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6. Detroit Shoreway |
11 |
10. Jefferson |
8 |
Statistics from the Greater Cleveland Food Bank study September 2012