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Hunger in America Report: Arizona Summary

 Spearheaded by Feeding America, it is the largest study of its kind, with 1390 individuals and 526 agencies interviewed in  Statistically valid, it seeks to identify who is struggling with hunger, why and what the response is.  Study happens every 4 years, allowing us to analyze trends. About Hunger in America:

 888,100 unduplicated Arizonans received emergency food in 2009: 85% increase over  46% were children under the age of 18; 7% were seniors over 65; 12% were homeless.  54% female, 46% male.  In AZ: 46% Hispanic, 39% White, 5% Black.  77% of households experienced food insecurity.  On average, 127,300 Arizonans receive assistance at food pantries, soup kitchens and shelters in any given week. Key Findings:

 Forced to choose between paying for food and mortgage/rent, utilities, medicine/medical care, and transportation/ gas: People Making Tough Choices:

 69% applied for SNAP (Food Stamps); 30% enrolled  Breaking stereotypes: over 30% employed; 27% had attended college.  39% of agencies were faith based – huge future potential.  Funding safety net and living-wage job creation.  Outreach to maximize existing program awareness and participation. Other Findings & Action Items:

Thank You & More Information:  Contact the Association of Arizona Food Banks at or  Read the complete 2010 Hunger in America Arizona Summary:  Read the complete National study: