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Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
195,925 visits per month to local BC food banks across 107 member food banks
Key Metric 2
100,000 unique clients served in a single month for the first time (March 2024)
Key Metric 3
$10,736,909 in total disbursements to member and non-member hunger relief agencies
195,925 visits per month to BC food banks; 100,000 unique clients served in March 2024 for the first time — a record milestone
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Key Metric 1
27,474 unique lives served and 150 community agencies supported across Metro Vancouver
Key Metric 2
9.3 million pounds of food distributed outbound, with 68% fresh produce
Key Metric 3
Total income $41,582,927 against total expenditure of $35,165,151
27,474 unique lives served and 150 community agencies supported in FY2024, with 9.3 million pounds of food distributed outbound
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Key Metric 1
22 million meals provided to 135,000 Queenslanders experiencing hunger every week
Key Metric 2
1.1 million school breakfasts delivered across 430 schools supporting 52,000 children each school week
Key Metric 3
12.7 million kilograms of food distributed, with 44% fresh fruit and vegetables
22 million meals provided to 135,000 Queenslanders weekly, with operational footprint more than doubled through 2 new Food Distribution Centres in Brisbane and Townsville
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Key Metric 1
64.2 million nutritious meals distributed across DC, Maryland and Virginia in 2024
Key Metric 2
37% of neighbours in the Greater Washington region experienced food insecurity — a 5 percentage point increase from 2023
Key Metric 3
530+ patients reached monthly through food pharmacy partnerships at hospitals and health centres
64.2 million meals distributed in 2024 — 3 million more than the prior year — with 41% of food comprising fruits and vegetables
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
457,667 meals provided across a network of 27 foodbanks in Dudley, Sandwell and Walsall
Key Metric 2
38,068 people supported including 23,440 adults and 14,628 children
Key Metric 3
20,914kg of surplus food donated to over 80 partner project organisations
457,667 meals provided to people in crisis across the Black Country in 2025
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
28,778 food parcels provided across 7 satellite locations
Key Metric 2
1,280 clients supported by financial inclusion team, with £1,002,035 in benefits and income recouped
Key Metric 3
159 tonnes of donated food sorted through the central warehouse
28,778 food parcels distributed across 7 satellite foodbank locations throughout 2023
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Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
10,938 food parcels provided to 4,621 households including 3,675 children
Key Metric 2
76,500kg of stock donated; 71,000kg of stock given out across the year
Key Metric 3
Total income £137,115 against total expenditure of £102,174
10,938 food parcels provided in 2021 — a 300% increase on pre-pandemic 2019 levels
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Key Metric 1
1,882,930 pounds of food collected for distribution equating to 1,569,108 meals
Key Metric 2
29,140 visits by families to the food bank — a 53% increase over 2021
Key Metric 3
364 volunteers donated 42,555 hours valued at $1,425,167 — an 11% increase on prior year
1,882,930 pounds of food distributed equating to 1,569,108 meals in 2024, with 76% sourced through grocery recovery
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
73 million meals distributed across the Oregon Food Bank Network of 21 regional food banks and 1,400+ food assistance sites
Key Metric 2
14% increase in visits to food assistance sites in the past year, with fresh produce comprising 30% of all food distributed
Key Metric 3
34,539 donors gave to Oregon Food Bank in the fiscal year, with 6,779 giving monthly
73 million meals distributed statewide with more than half comprising fresh or frozen produce, dairy and protein
Impact Snapshot
Key Metric 1
£857,490 put back into people's pockets through Citizens Advice Sutton casework funded by the foodbank
Key Metric 2
Winter Shelter ran for 55 consecutive nights (Jan–Mar 2025) with 79 volunteers supporting rough sleepers and those at risk of homelessness
Key Metric 3
37% of foodbank visitors in 2024 had never needed the service before, reflecting the ongoing impact of the cost of living crisis
Citizens Advice Sutton partnership — funded by Sutton Community Works — put £857,490 back into clients' pockets through increased income, reduced bills and debt advice