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15,237,316 $24,501,604 18,284,779 State of Hunger In Oklahoma, 621,370 people live with hunger, including 213,720 children. In Oklahoma County 123,540 people live with hunger. This includes 42,790 children. 8.50% of seniors live in poverty. Food Distribution in Oklahoma County* 15,237,316 County Meal Cost Average Equivalent Meals Distributed $2.99 18,284,779 County Population Pounds Distributed 774,203 County Food Insecurity Rate $24,501,604 16.00% Retail Value of Food The information in this document is provided by Feeding America’s Map the Meal Gap Data, the USDA and reporting by the Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma and its partner agencies. Questions? Contact us at [email protected]. *July 1, 2018 - June 30, 2019 405.972.1111 | [email protected] | rfbo.org @rfbo @regionalfoodbank @rfbo The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma Programs in Oklahoma County Food for Kids: Backpack 7,458 served at 122 school sites Bethany Charles Haskell Elementary Greystone Upper Elementary Dove Science Academy Earl Harris Elementary Chisholm Elementary Hawthorne Elementary John Rex Charter Elementary Apollo Elementary Cross Timbers Elementary Hayes Elementary SeeWorth Academy Lake Park Elementary Heritage Elementary Heronville Elementary Stanley Hupfeld Academy Overholser Elementary Ida Freeman Elementary Hillcrest Elementary Positive Tomorrows Western Oaks Elementary John Ross Elementary Horace Mann Elementary Little Light Christian School Choctaw Northern Hills Elementary Johnson Elementary Putnam City Choctaw Elementary Orvis Risner Elementary Kaiser East Elementary Arbor Grove Elementary Indian Meridian Elementary Sunset Elementary Lee Elementary Central Elementary James Griffith Intermediate Washington Irving Elementary Linwood Elementary Coronado Heights Elementary Nicoma Park Elementary Will Rogers Elementary Mark Twain Elementary D.D. Kirkland Elementary Nicoma Park Intermediate Harrah Mary Golda Ross Elementary Francis Tuttle Early Westfall Elementary Russell Babb Elementary MLK Jr. Elementary Childhood Center Clara Reynolds Elementary Virginia Smith Elementary Monroe Elementary Hilldale Elementary Crooked Oak Jones Nichols Hills Elementary Northridge Elementary Central Oak Elementary Jones Elementary Oakridge Elementary Ralph Downs Elementary Crutcho Luther Parmelee Elementary Rollingwood Elementary Crutcho Elementary Luther Elementary Pierce Elementary Tulakes Elementary Mid-Del Oklahoma City Prairie Queen Elementary Wiley Post Elementary Cleveland Bailey Elementary Adams Elementary Putnam Heights Elementary Will Rogers Elementary Country Estates Elementary Bodine Elementary Quail Creek Elementary Windsor Hills Elementary Del City Elementary Britton Elementary Rancho Village Elementary Western Heights Epperly Heights Elementary Buchanan Elementary Rockwood Elementary Bridgestone Intermediate Midwest City Elementary Capitol Hill Elementary Sequoyah Elementary Council Grove Elementary Ridgecrest Elementary Cesar Chavez Elementary Shidler Elementary Greenvale Elementary Soldier Creek Elementary Cleveland Elementary Southern Hills Elementary John Glenn Elementary Steed Elementary Coolidge Elementary Spencer Elementary Winds West Elementary Townsend Elementary Edgemere Elementary Telstar Elementary Charter or Private Schools Highland Park Elementary Edwards Elementary Thelma R. Parks Elementary Positive Tomorrows Parkview Elementary Esperanza Elementary Van Buren Elementary Santa Fe South Early Tinker Elementary Eugene Field Elementary West Nichols Hills Elementary Childhood Center Barnes Elementary F.D. Moon Academy Westwood Elementary Edmond Fillmore Elementary Wheeler Elementary Angie Debo Elementary Gatewood Elementary Willow Brook Elementary Centennial Elementary Green Pastures Elementary Wilson Arts Integration School Pantry 3,346 served at 48 sites Bethany Public School Sequoyah Middle School Mid-High School Putnam City Academy Western Oaks Middle School Summit Middle School Hefner Middle School Putnam City High School Choctaw Middle School Harrah High School Independence Charter Putnam City West High School Nicoma Park Middle School Harrah Middle School Middle School Roosevelt Middle School Del City High School Luther Middle School James L Capps Middle School Southeast High School Del Crest Middle School Midwest City High School Jefferson Middle School Taft Middle School Kerr Middle School ASTEC Charter School John Marshall Mid High School US Grant High School Central Middle School Capitol Hill High School Mayfield Middle School Webster Middle School Cheyenne Middle School Classen SAS High School Metro Career Academy Western Heights Public Schools Cimarron Middle School Crooked Oak High School Northeast Academy HSE Star Spencer High School Edmond Memorial High School Dove Science Academy Northwest Classen High Edmond North High School Dove Science Academy South Centennial Mid-High School Edmond Santa Fe High Emerson South Putnam City North High School The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma Programs in Oklahoma County Food for Kids: Summer Feeding 3,622 served at 69 sites Positive Changes of Bethany Community Action Agency - Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Bethany YMCA Summer Youth Program Our Neighborhood Empowered Brown Bag - Choctaw Nazarene Church Douglass Community Center Positive Changes Oklahoma City Brown Bag - Grace Church Downtown YMCA Positive Tomorrows Brown Bag - L.W. Westfall Elementary Faith Memorial Youth Ralph Ellison Library Positive Changes of Edmond Breakfast/Lunch Program Reaching Our City Project 66 Food & Resource Center Foster Recreation Center RestoreOKC Rankin YMCA Freedom School OKC SA BGC - OKC Boys and Girls Club - Telstar Greater Cleaves Memorial CME Church Santa Fe Family Life Center Community Works MWC - Lead U Jewelene Children Cuisine Schilling Recreation Center Lunch at the Library Lux Academy Sellers Community Center Midwest City YMCA Macklanburg Recreation Center Southern Oaks Community Center Neighborhoods in Action Melrose Community Center St John Missionary Baptist Church Nottingham Square Community Metropolitan School of Dance The Kid’s Center Feeding Program Ambassador Courts Minnis Community Center The Summer Club at Northwest Baptist Bethel Foundation Neighborhood Services Organization The Urban Mission Food & Resource Center Boys & Girls Club - Cesar Chavez WIC Clinic (NSO) Urban League of Greater OKC Boys & Girls Club - Santa Fe South Northeast Missionary Baptist Church Will Rogers Courts Housing Boys & Girls Clubs of Oklahoma Northeast Summer Youth Will Rogers Park - First Serve OKC County’s Capitol Hill Summer Camp Oklahoma City Community College - YMCA - Oak Grove Housing Boys and Girls Club - Memorial Park Capitol Hill Center YMCA Downtown - John Rex Camp Discover Oklahoma City - County Health YMCA North Side Camp Oaks Department - Shepherd Mall WIC YMCA North Side - Camp Stonegate Camp SOAR YMCA Oklahoma City-County Health YMCA North Side - D-Bats College for Kids - FACE Department - West WIC YMCA Rockwell Plaza - Highland Hills Kids Café 2,134 served at 31 site Boys and Girls Club - Cesar Chavez Minnis Lakeview Recreation Center Southern Oaks Recreation Center Elementary Oklahoma City Indian Clinic Urban Mission Food & Resource Center Boys and Girls Club - Memorial Park Our Neighborhood Empowered, Urban League Boys and Girls Club - Santa Fe South formerly CCIO YMCA - Downtown Elementary Pilot Recreation Center YMCA - North Side Boys and Girls Club - Telstar Elementary Pitts Recreation Center YMCA - Santa Fe South Middle School Douglass Recreation Center Positive Changes Bethany YMCA - Oak Grove Housing Authority FirstServe OKC Positive Changes Oklahoma City YMCA Rockwell Plaza - Jubilee Partners Ralph Ellison Library Highland Hills Baptist Church Lux Co-op Academy Salvation Army Boys and Girls Club YMCA Downtown - John Rex Elementary Macklanburg Recreation Center Schilling Recreation Center YMCA Downtown - Van Buren Elementary Melrose Recreation Center Sellers Recreation Center The Regional Food Bank of Oklahoma Programs in Oklahoma County Food for Seniors Commodity Supplemental Food Program Senior Mobile Markets 432 served at 7 sites 725 served at 10 sites Andrews Square Superbia Shartel Towers Evangelistic Baptist Church Andrews Square Jeltz Northeast Church of Christ Classen McGuire Open Arms Clinic Reding Hillcrest Skyline Food & Resource Center Candlelake Tower Apartments Danforth Valir PACE Senior Servings 1,152 served at 1 site Lincoln Center YMCA Food for Communities Food Pantries 549,034 served at 63 sites Bethany Church of Christ Catholic Charities of the Islamic Society of Seventh Day Adventist South HOPE Center of Edmond Archdiocese of Oklahoma City Greater Oklahoma Skyline Urban Ministry Project 66 Food & Resource Center Church Of The Living God Jesus House St. John Missionary UCO Central Pantry Church of the Open Light and Salvation Church Baptist Church Luther Church of Christ Arms Food Pantry Love Link Ministries St. Vincent de Paul - St.James Community Service Center Church on the Rock Mayfair Church Of The Guild of St. George Mission Mid-Del - Master’s Market City Care Christ Food Pantry The Spero Project Mid-Del Food Pantry Corpus Christi Catholic Church Mission 405 The Urban Mission, Inc. Serving Our Neighbors Ministry Food Pantry NorthCare Trinity Baptist Church “We Care” First Park Baptist Council Road Baptist Oklahoma City Community Food Pantry Church Food Pantry Church Food Pantry College Pantry Upward Transitions 50th Street Church of Christ Cross and Crown Mission OKC Metro Alliance, Inc. Voice of Hope Food Pantry Baptist Mission Center Fairview Baptist Church Other Options, Inc. Wildewood Christian Be
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