Most People at This Dayton Food Pantry Work
Synopsis
Last year, St. Vincent de Paul's pantry distributed free groceries more than 31,000 times to families facing ongoing financial struggles.
Synopsis
At St. Vincent de Paul's food pantry in Dayton, volunteers distribute groceries to families in need. Last year, the pantry provided free food over 31,000 times. Many patrons are working individuals who arrive with tickets, indicating their tight schedules. Since the Great Recession in 2008, the number of families served has increased from 150 to over 350. Many struggle to afford basic groceries, often resorting to extreme measures to make meals last. The ongoing demand for assistance reflects the persistent financial challenges faced by the community.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how the Great Recession changed lives in Dayton.
- Meet families who rely on food assistance to survive.
- Find out why many working individuals need help.
Did You Know
- Last year, St. Vincent de Paul's gave out free groceries over 31,000 times.
- The pantry now serves over 350 families, up from 150.
- Many patrons have jobs but still struggle to afford groceries.
- People are making ten or $12 an hour, significantly less than before 2008.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How many times did St. Vincent de Paul's give out free groceries last year?
St. Vincent de Paul's gave out free groceries more than 31,000 times last year.
What percentage of people who visit the pantry are employed?
The majority of people who come to the pantry are employed.
How many families does the pantry serve now compared to the past?
The pantry now serves 350 families, up from 150 families in the past.
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