Hunger & Impact Map

Explore hunger and impact statistics by county and region.
Select a county in the interactive map, or use the dropdown menus to choose a different county or region.

Hunger Map - Brunswick
Pitt Lenoir Greene Carteret Jones Craven Onslow Pamlico Columbus Pender Brunswick New Hanover Duplin Chatham Person Orange Durham Granville Vance Moore Richmond Scotland Lee Edgecombe Wilson Nash Sampson Harnett Franklin Halifax Wake Johnston Wayne Warren Clay Mecklenburg Anson Northampton Currituck Caswell Mitchell Dare McDowell Hyde Madison Jackson Polk Davie Rowan Martin Macon Cherokee Rutherford Yancey Burke Bertie Montgomery Wilkes Ashe Surry Cumberland Buncombe Pasquotank Camden Robeson Swain Hoke Hertford Caldwell Beaufort Stanly Davidson Bladen Haywood Henderson Tyrrell Guilford Cabarrus Gates Cleveland Watauga Stokes Alexander Lincoln Alleghany Washington Union Gaston Forsyth Avery Catawba Iredell Yadkin Chowan Rockingham Transylvania Graham Alamance Randolph Perquimans
Brunswick
Carteret
Chatham
Columbus
Craven
Duplin
Durham
Edgecombe
Franklin
Granville
Greene
Halifax
Harnett
Johnston
Jones
Lee
Lenoir
Moore
Nash
New Hanover
Onslow
Orange
Pamlico
Pender
Person
Pitt
Richmond
Sampson
Scotland
Vance
Wake
Warren
Wayne
Wilson

20,290

People
Individuals Facing Hunger

14%

or 1 in 7 people
are Food Insecure

3.1 million

Pounds
of Food Distributed
by the Food Bank network

2.6 million

Meals Provided
by the Food Bank network

14,946

People
are Enrolled for Assistance
with SNAP, FNS, and Food Stamps

$115,693

Dollars
of Assistance Provided
with SNAP, FNS, and Food Stamps

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Challenges & Impact

More than 29,000 people in Pitt County don't know where their next meal might come from. That's nearly 3,000 more people facing hunger than the prior year. More families are seeking food assistance in our area today than at any point in the past 15+ years.

Unfortunately, we expect these challenges to grow wider and deeper as government cuts to food and healthcare support impact more children, seniors, and working adults.

Resources & Resilience

From our central hub in Greenville, the Food Bank supports an incredible network of pantries, no-cost markets, meal sites, and delivery programs working to meet this crisis head on. Everyone is welcome — no matter where we live, where we're from, or the color of our skin. So whether you need support or you'd like to get involved, know that our network is here for you. Learn more from some of our incredible partners in Pitt County:

More Statistics

Children Facing Hunger

3,660

Children
Students who are Economically Disadvantaged

13,451

Students
Seniors Living at or Below the Poverty Line

7,767

Seniors
Black People Facing Hunger

20%

1 in 5
Hispanic People Facing Hunger

25%

1 in 4
White People Facing Hunger

10%

1 in 10

Find free food and services in your community

Our network of food pantries and meal sites is here for everyone — inclusive of all races, gender expressions, religions and immigration statuses.

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We can’t do this work alone

Volunteers are the heart and soul of our work at the Food Bank. From sorting food in our warehouses, to distributing resources in the community, to advocating for stronger safety nets.

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