MONTHLY STATISTICAL REPORT FOR WEST OHIO FOOD BANK For the 2026

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The document is a Monthly Statistical Report for the West Ohio Food Bank, requiring agencies to report data on food distribution and services provided to low-income households. It includes sections for food pantry statistics, meal site and shelter statistics, and congregate or residential meals, with specific metrics to be filled out regarding the number of households, individuals served, and meals provided. Reports must be submitted by the 15th of the following month.

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Click ‘Get Form’ to open the MONTHLY STATISTICAL REPORT in the editor.
Begin by filling in the month and year at the top of the form. This is essential for accurate record-keeping.
In the 'Name of Agency' section, enter your agency's name, followed by the address, city, zip code, county, phone number, fax number, and email. Ensure all contact information is correct for effective communication.
Identify who is completing the form by entering their name in the designated field.
Proceed to the FOOD PANTRY Statistical Section. Fill in the number of households served with and without minor children as well as seniors, adults, and children served. Calculate and enter the total number of people served.
Complete the MEAL SITE and/or SHELTER Statistical Section by providing head counts and meal counts as required.
If applicable, fill out the CONGREGATE and/or RESIDENTIAL MEALS Statistical Section with head counts and meal counts.
Use the comments section for any additional notes or information that may be relevant to your report.
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How much did Ohio Food banks face funding cuts in Governor DeWines proposed budget?

0:00 1:45 A family is one paycheck. Away from being in our lines. Food banks throughout Ohio usually receiveMoreA family is one paycheck. Away from being in our lines. Food banks throughout Ohio usually receive $32. Million in annual funding governor Dwines new proposed budget would cut that funding by $7.5.

How many food banks are there in Ohio?

Ohio Association of Foodbanks. Ohio Association of Foodbanks is Ohios largest charitable response to hunger, representing Ohios 12 Feeding America foodbanks and 3,600 hunger relief agencies.

What percentage of people go to food banks?

After peaking in the months following the pandemic, the share of Americans relying on charitable food assistance according to the HPS has held remarkably steady over the past two years. According to the HPS, 6.2 percent of households relied on charitable food assistance in October 2021.

Can anyone go to a food bank in Ohio today?

If your household income falls below 200% of the federal poverty line, then you are income-eligible to receive food from a food pantry. We partner with over 200 local food pantries to help clients in need of emergency food assistance.

Who is eligible for food bank in Ohio?

Eligibility for Food In Ohio, income eligibility for assistance is determined by the Ohio Department of Jobs and Family Services. Any household living at 200% of the federal poverty level or less is eligible to visit the LSS Food Pantries. Zip code or neighborhood does not determine eligibility.

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What is the most requested food at food banks?

Most Needed Food Items Canned Meats (Tuna, Chicken, Ham) Dry or Canned Beans. Cereal and Oatmeal. Rice. Peanut Butter. Canned Soup. Canned Fruit. Canned Vegetables.