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ANNUAL STATISTICAL REVIEW
Final Report
FOOD AND
NUTRITION
PROGRAMS
Fiscal Year J 973
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PROPERTY OF I Ht.
liBRARY
AUGl9 'IY!S
UNIVERSITY OF NORTH CAHOLINA
AT GREENSBORO Food and Nutrition Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
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SUMMARY
CHILD NUTRITIE>N PROGRAMS.
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM
SCHOOL BREAKFAST PROGRAM
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM
SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
NONFOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
FAMILY FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS •
FOOD STAMP PROGRAM
FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
Explanation of Tables
Tables: Summary of Food and Nutrition Service
Programs- United States, Regional,
and State
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FN S Program Reporting Staff
August i97S
ANNUAL STATISTICAL REVIEW SUMMARY
The Food and Nutrition Service continued in 1973 to provide food assistance to needy families and to bolster the
nutrition of the Nation's children. FNS accomplished these objectives through an array of Child Nutrition Programs,
built on the foundation of the National School Lunch Program and through the Food Stamp, and the Food Distribution
Programs for families.
In fiscal year 1973:
• Federal funding for FNS food assistance pro­grams
climbed to $3 .8 billion.
• The number of children participating in the Na­tional
School Lunch Program reached"'a peak of
25.2 million. Of these, just over 9 million young­sters
were reached with free or reduced· price
lunches.
• A family food assistance program was operating
in all but six of the Nation's 3,129 counties and
independent cities. Thus food help to the needy
was available in areas where 99.98 percent of the
U.S. population lives.
• A total of 15.5 million people took part in either
the Food Stamp or the Food Distribution
Program.
• Food stamp benefits per person averaged $14.60
in monthly bonus food coupons.
All programs of USDA's Food and Nutrition Service are available to everyone, regardless of
race, color, religion, sex, or national origin.
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II CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS
Through several Child Nutrition Programs administered jointly with State and local educational agencies, FNS
provides cash and food assistance to help foster food services to children , in public 1and non-profit private schools ,
child-care centers, settlement houses, summer day camps and recreation centers , in every State and Territory of the
United States.
In fiscal year 1973:
• The National School Lunch Program, the largest
of the child nutrition " package," was available to
more than 85 percent of the Nation 's school
children-up almost 1 percent from fiscal year
1972.
• Federal contributions of $1.4 billion to Child Nu­trition
Programs represented an increase of 14
percent over fiscal year 1972. Of this amount,
$1.1 billion was cash, the remaining $300 million
was the Federal cost of donated foods.
• The total number of meals served in all the Child
Nutrition Programs came to 4.4 billion or about
PARTICIPATION
(CHILDREN REACHED-PEAK)
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH
(MILLIONS OF RECIPIENTS)
SCHOOL BREAKFAST
(THOUSANDS OF RECIPIENTS)
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE
(THOUSANDS OF RECIPIENTS)
100 million more than in 1972. The bulk of
the meals-91 percent-were provided through
schools under the National School Lunch
Program.
• Overall , 81 perce.nt of the food used in the pro­grams
was purchased locally by participating
schools and agencies. The remaining 19 percent
represents commodities distributed by the U.S.
Department of Agriculture.
• A total 9 million children received free or reduced
priced meals under the federally assisted lunch
program , 700,000 above fiscal year 1972. ·
FY 72
FY 73
FY 1973
COMPARED
TO FY 1972
UP 1.2%
TOTAL 25 .2
D FREE/REDUCED PRICE
ti)PAID
FY72~~ _____89 _3.2----~~~====-~l
TOTAL 1,140.0
FY 73 1,101 .8
TOTAL 1,312 .8
D FREE/REDUCED PRICE
IJ PAID
UP 15.2%
215 .5
· Fv 72 L...l __ 1_,o_7_9.=-8-=--~ll~~:ffr"w"' !
TOTAL 1 ,295.3 225.3
FY 73 1 ,437 .0
TOTAL 1,662 .3
D SUMMER ONLy
lBJ YEAR ROUND
UP 28.3%
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FEDERAL CONTRIBUTION
(INCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE AND
SPECIAL MILK PROGRAMS)
(MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)
TOTAL MEALS SERVED
(MILLIONS OF MEALS)
FREE/REDUCED PRICE SERVED
(MILLIONS OF MEALS)
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FY 72 IL-__90 _7. _7 _1= 1\=ll.l.,l. .l.
TOTAL 1,222.5
FY 73 1,067.7
FY 1973
COMPARED
TO FY 1972
UP 14.4%
TOTAL 1 ,398.6
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• COMMODITIES
FY 72 4,317.7
FY 73 .L_I ____4 _,_38_5_.9 ___- --JI UP 1.6%
FY 72 L'-----1 ,_5_76_._6 __ ___J
FY 73 IL-_____1 ,7 _2_9_7. ____ __J UP 9.7%
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NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH PROGRAM
Oldest and largest of the Child Nutrition Programs is the National School Lunch Program , enacted in 1946 to as­sist
the States in establishing , maintaining and expanding nonprofit lunch service in elementary and high schools.
When the Program began in the fall of 1946, it was available to 24 .8 percent of all children enrolled in public
and private schools. By f iscal year 1973, 'that figure had climbed to 85 percent.
New legislation enacted in fiscal year 1973, increased the rate of Federal reimbursement and liberalized the
standards of eligibil ity for free and reduced price lunches.
In fiscal year 1973:
• Some 86 ,381 schools-3,048 more than the previ­ous
year-had the program available.
• Participation in the lunch program reached a
peak of 25.2 million students in fiscal year 1973.
They represented 57 percent of the students
enrolled in schools having the program and al­most
half of total U.S. school enrollment.
• The total cost of the program including USDA
donated food was over $3 bi II ion , 11 percent
higher than in fiscal year 1972. The Federal con­tribution
was over $1 .2 billion or 40 percent of the
total program cost.
PARTICIPATION
(CHILDREN REACHED-PEAK)
(MILLIONS OF RECIPIENTS)
FREE/REDUCED PRICE 0 PAID fiJij
• Over 9 million needy children were reached with
free or reduced priced lunches-more than 9 per­cent
above a year earlier. These lunches ac­counted
for more than one out of every three
lunches served during the year.
• The Federal contribution per lunch averaged 30.1
cents of which 22 cents was cash and 8.1 cents
represented the Federal cost of donated foods.
That was more than 14 perctmt higher than the
per-lunch contribution in fiscal year 1972.
FY 72
FY 73
738 .8
882 .2
FY 1973
COMPARED
TO FY 1972
UP 1.2%
TOTAL 25 .2
UP 0.9%
TOTAL 4,008 .8
UP 15.2%
TOTAL 1,204 .8
UP 9.3%
TOTAL 75.4¢
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SCHOOL BREAKFAST PROGRAM
The School Breakfast Program was established on a limited basis by the Child Nutrition Act of 1966. The pro­gram
assists States in establishing and operating school breakfast service, through cash reimbursement, donated
foods , and technical guidance. New legislation in fiscal year 1973 made the program available to all schools request­ing
it.
In fiscal year 1973:
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• The breakfast program reached a peak of 1.3 mil­lion
children in 9,704 participating schools, com­pared
with 1.1 million children in 7,865 schools in
fiscal year 1972. ·
• Federal contributions totaled $40.4 million worth
of food and cash assistance, 34.7 percent higher
than the previous year's contribution of $30
million .
PARTICIPATION
(CHILDREN REACHED-PEAK)
(THOUSANDS OF CHILDREN)
FREE/REDUCED PRICE 0 PAIDfB
TOTAL BREAKFASTS SERVED
(MILLIONS OF BREAKFASTS)
FREE/REDUCED ~RICE 0 PAID II
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTION
(MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)
CASH 0 COMMODITIES~~
• Over 83 percent of the 194 million breakfasts
served were provided free or at reduced price to
eligible needy children . A year earlier, 78.6 per­cent
of all breakfasts were free or reduced in
price.
• The average Federal contribution per breakfast
amounted to 20.8 cents, 3.1 cents higher than in
fiscal year 1972.
FY 72
FY 73
FY 72 133.0
FY 73 161 .9
FY 72 24.9
FY 73
FY 73
COMPARED
TO FY 72
TOTAL 1,312 .8
TOTAL 194.1
UP 34.7%
TOTAL 40 .4
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SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM
The Special Food Service Program, started in 1968, provides assistance for meal service in year-round day-care
centers, primarily for preschool children of low income and working mothers. It also serves needy school-age children
during the summer in parks, playgrounds, and recreation programs.
In fiscal year 1973:
• The program was available through a total15,500
outlets-including year-round day-care centers
and summer recreation programs-5,700 more
than the previous year. • • The program reached nearly 1.7 million
children - 400,000 over the previous year. Of the
total, 1.4 million youngsters were reached in the
program's summer phase and 225,000 in the
year-round program .
• A total of 183 million meals were served-6.7
million more than in the previous year. More
than 65.4 million meals were served in the sum­mer
and 117.5 million in the year-round program .
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AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE
(THOUSANDS OF PERSONS)
SUMMER ONLY 0 YEAR ROUND~~
TOTAL MEALS SERVED
(MILLIONS OF MEALS)
SUMMER ONLY 0 YEAR ROUND~~
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTION
(INCLUDING EQUIPMENT)
(MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)
CASH d COMMODITIES~~
• Federal contributions totaled over $47 million,
$7.6 million more than a year earlier. Nearly $45
million of the total contribution was in cash as­sistance,
while the value of donated foods totaled
slightly over $2 .5 million .
• Federal contributions averaged about 25.7 cents
per meal, compared with 22.3 cents in fiscal year
1972. Federal contributions for the summer pro­gram
averaged 40.9 cents per meal, 10.9 cents
more than a year earlier. For the year-round ac­tivities,
these contributions avera-ged 17.2 cents,
the same as in fiscal year 1972.
FY 73
COMPARED
TO FY 72
FY 72
225.3
FY 73
TOTAL 1,662 .3
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FY 72
FY 73 UP 3.8%
TOTAL 183.0
FY 721L . ___3 7_.1_ ___. .~1-lliiil 2.7
FY 731
TOTAL 39.8 ~ 2.5
44.9 II UP19.1%
TOTAL 47 .4
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SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
The Special Milk Program reimburses schools, child care centers, settlement houses, and summer camps, for
part or all of the cost of milk served. Thus, the cost to the children is reduced. This program is especially important
where no regular food service exists.
In fiscal year 1973:
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• Milk served under the Special Milk Program
totaled -2.5 billion half-pints, an increase of 62
million over the previous year.
• The program was available in some 98,800
outlets-over 92,000 schools and nearly 6,800
child care centE!rs.
• Total number of half-pints of milk served in all
child feeding programs-National School Lunch,
School Breakfast, Special Food Service, and
NUMBER OF 1/2 PINTS OF MILK
(BILLIONS OF 112 PINTS)
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTION
(MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)
Special Milk-totaled 6.9 billion, representing an
increase of 131 million half-pints over the
previous year.
• Federal cash contributions to the States totaled
$90.8 million-$88.2 million went to schools
while the remaining $2 .6 million went to child
care centers and summer camps. The Federal
contribution per half-pint of milk averaged nearly
3.6 cents.
FY 72
FY 73
FY 73
COMPARED
TO FY 72
UP 2.4%
TOTAL 2.56
IIJ SCHOOLS
D CHILD CARE CENTERS
FY72~~--------90_.3_ _____~ 1
FY 73 ...._ ____90 ._8 _____ .1 UP 0.6%
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NONFOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
The Nonfood Assistance Program helps State educational agencies to finance food service equipment to enable
schools in low-income areas to establish, expand, and maintain food service programs. Schools receiving this aid
must participate in the National School Lunch or School Breakfast Program .
New legislation set a reserve of 50 percent of nonfood assistance funds for needy schools that were without a
food service, and exempted them from the requirement that at least 25 percent of equipment costs be raised locally.
In fiscal year 1973:
• Average daily attendance in schools rece1vmg
nonfood assistance totaled 3.1 million children,
the same as in fiscal year 1972.
• Over $15 million was provided to 6,442 schools to
buy equipment. More than half of it-almost
$8.3 million-went to 1 ,600 schools new to a
AVERAGE DAILY ATTENDANCE IN
ASSISTED SCHOOLS
(PEAK IN THOUSANDS OF RECIPIENTS)
TOTAL FEDERAL COST
(MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)
federally assisted lunch or breakfast program.
Expenditures in the previous fiscal year totaled
$16 .6 million for 6,600 schools.
• The average expenditure per school exceeded ·
$2,350-about 6 percent under a year earlier.
FY 73
COMPARED
TO FY 72
FY72~~-----------3_._1 ________ ~
FY73~'-----------3_._1 ________ ~
FY72~~-----------16_._6 ________ ~
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CHANGE
. FY73'~-------1-5. 2 ________ ~ DOWN 8.4%
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FAMILY FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS II
Food or the means to buy food are provided to low-income households through two Federal-State-local pro­grams:
food stamps and food distribution.
In fiscal year 1973:
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• Some 15.5 million persons were reached during
the peak month of program participation with
either a Food Stamp or a Food Distribution
Program-280,000 more persons than in fiscal
year 1972.
• The average Federal contribution per person per
month rose to $14.60 in the Food Stamp Program,
up from $13.48 in fiscal year 1972. In the Food
PARTICIPATION
(PEAK IN MILLIONS OF PEOPLE)
FOOD STAMP. FOOD DISTRIBUTION D
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTION
(MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)
FOOD STAMP II FOOD DISTRIBl,JTION D
BENEFITS PER PERSON
(DOLLARS)
' FOOD STAMPS
(COST OF .BONUS FOOD STAMPS)
FOOD DISTRIBUTION
(FEDERAL COST OF DONA TED FOODS)
(DOLLARS)
Distribution Program, the federal cost of the food
"package" increased to $7.56 per person-32
cents more than a year earlier.
• Federal payments for the Food Stamp and Food
Distribution Programs totaled nearly $2.4 billion,
or almost $277 million more than in fiscal year
1972.
FY 72
FY 73
FY 72
FY 73
FY 1973
COMPARED
· TO FY 1972
Up 2.0%
TOTAL 15.5
298.6
UP 13.2%
TOTAL 2,372.8
FY 72 ._1 ____1_ 3_.4_8_ ____ _.
FY 731.__ ____1 _4_.6_0_ ____ _, UP 8.3%
FY 721 7.24 I
FY 731 7.56 I UP 4.4%
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In addition to the two major programs, aid to needy persons was also provided through :
DISASTER RELIEF to victims of hurricanes, floods, earthquakes, and tornados. During fiscal year 1973,
donated foods and bonus food stamps were issued to aid almost a million victims of natural disasters at a cost of
$13.1 million .
CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS which provide meals to indigent patients and residents. In fiscal year 1973,
some 2.7 million persons were assisted at a Federal cost of $27 .4 million .
FOOD CERTIFICATES distributed to mothers and infants, for the purchase of supplemental foods in author­ized
retail stores. As fiscal year 1973 ended, participation in the 5 projects totaled 10,311 people at a Federal
cost of $920,800.
PARTICIPATION
TOTAL FEDERAL CONTRIBUTION
(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS)
FY 1973
COMPARED
TO FY 1972
FY721L-_________1 _1,_2_54----------~
i=v 731L-_______1 o _._3_11_ ________ _JI , DOWN 8.4%
FY72LI_ ________1,_ 0_56_._1 _______~
FY 73~1 _________9_ 2o_._a _____~ DOWN 12.8%
SUPPLEMENTAL FOODS distributed to mothers and infants. In fiscal year 1973, some 164,200 persons partic­ipated
in 244 p • .:>ject areas at a Federal cost of just over $13.3 million.
PARTICIPATION """ FY 72 144,792
FY 73 132,322
TOTAL 164,223 31 ,901
FEDERAL COST OF SUPPLEMENTAL FOODS
(THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS) FY 72 9,577.2
FY 73
TOTAL 13,306 .4,
FOOD STAMP AREAS D NON-FOOD STAMP AREAS .
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FOOD STAMP PROGRAM
The Food Stamp Program enables low-income households to buy more food of greater variety to improve diets.
Participants pay a specified amount of money, based on family size and net monthly income, and receive an allotment
of food coupons worth more than they paid, when spent for food in participating retail stores.
In fiscal year 1973:
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• 'Peak participation totaled 12.7 million people, or
1.1 million more than the previous year.
• The program continued to expand geograph­ically,
due mainly to the switchover of project
areas from the Food Distribution Program . The
number of food stamp projects rose to 2,228-102
more than in fiscal year 1972. As a result, about
83 percent of the U.S. population was in areas op­erating
the Food Stamp Program at the end of
fiscal year 1973.
• The allotment of food stamps was raised to adjust
for higher food costs. For example, the monthly
allotment of stamps for a family of four persons
increased from $108 to $112.
PARTICIPATION
(PEAK IN MILLIONS OF RECIPIENTS)
FEDERAL COST OF BONUS STAMPS
(MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)
TOTAL FOOD STAMPS ISSUED
(MILLIONS OF DOLLARS) •
• Recipients paid almost $1 .8 billion and received
nearly $3.9 billion in food stamps. Thus, bonus
coupons totaled $2.1 billion, which was $334
million or about 19 percent more than the pre­vious
year.
• The value of bonus coupons per person averaged
$14.60 per mont'h-up $1.12, or 8 percent above
fiscal year 1972.
• The number·of authorized firms accepting food
stamps climbed to over 180,000 including 834
authorized nonprofit meal delivery services.
FY 72
FY 73
FY 72
FY 73
FY 72
FY 73
• FY 1973
COMPARED
TO FY 1972
Up 9.5%
TOTAL 12.7
• PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
D NON-PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
1,797.3
2,131.4 UP 18.6%
3,308.6
3,884 .0 Up 17.4%
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FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM ·
Foods bought by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in its surplus-removal activities are donated for distribu­tion
to needy families through cooperating State and local agencies.
In fiscal year 1973:
• An average of 2.7 million needy persons per
month received donated foods in some 977
project areas-a decrease of nearly 780,000
people and 112 project areas compared to fiscal
year 1972. These declines were due mainly to the
continuing switch to the Food Stamp Program .
Peak participation totaled 2.8 million people.
PARTICIPATION
(PEAK IN MILLIONS OF RECIPIENTS)
FEDERAL COST OF DONATED FOOD
(MILLIONS OF DOLLARS)
• Recipients got a monthly average of almost 29
pounds of food per person costing the Govern­ment
$7 .56. That was nearly one-half pound and
32 cents more per person per month than a year
earlier.
• The Federal cost of foods donated to families
totaled $241.4 million , down 19 percent from
fiscal year 1972.
FY 72
FY 73
FY 72
FY 73
TOTAL 2.8
II PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
D NON-PUBLIC ASSISTANCE
TOTAL 241.4
• SECTION 32
D SECTION 416
FY 73
COMPARED
TO FY 72
DOWN 22.2%
DOWN 19.2%
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EXPLANATION OF TABLES
I. FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS TO FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAMS
Total cash and Federal donated commodities used in each of the nine Food and Nutrition Service Programs.
These program costs do not include administrative or operating costs, associated with the Food Stamp Program .
II. AVAILABILITY OF CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
Total Public and Private Schools: All public and nonprofit private elementary and secondary schools in the 50
States, District of Columbia, and Territories (American Samoa, Guam, Puerto Rico , Virgin Islands, and Trust
Territories).
National School Lunch Program (NSLP): National School Lunch Program are those that entered into an agree-ment
with the U.S. Department of Agriculture to:
Serve Type A meals (prescribed food components meeting approximately one-third of the daily nutritional re- /-.
quirements) and
Having an acceptable policy that will provide needy children with free or reduced price meals.
Breakfast Program : Those schools serving breakfasts that receive funds under the Child Nutrition Act .
Nonfood Assistance Program : Represents the total number of schools that used one of the following sources of
aid for the purchase of food service equipment:
Child Nutrition Act Funds
Supplemental Section 32 Funds
Ill. CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
Those schools operating under the National School Lunch Act of 1946, as amended , and/or the Child Nutrition
Act of 1966, as amended .
Participants: This term is synonymous with children reached and is based on adjusting the number of meals
served daily by State to account for absenteeism . The national absentee rate was 7.9 percent during fiscal year 1973.
The resulting participation is an average number for a peak month, nationally. Participation would be higher if each
State's individual peak were considered, or if reports were based on the largest number of meals served on a single
day. Participation also assumes that the same child eats every day when in school.
Peak Reached: The average number of meals served daily or the number of participants served during the peak
month , nationally. Individual States could have a different peak month, thus, the numbers shown tend to understate
the children reached .
State Administrative Expense (SAE): Covers funds apportioned to States (approximately $3.8 million in fiscal
year 1973) in order to provide financial assistance to the States for administering USDA Child Feeding Programs.
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Federal Cost of Commodities: The cost of all donated commodities that are provided by USDA.
USDA sources:
Section 6: Special funds authorized under the National School Lunch Act, for NSLP schools;
Section 32: Commodities purchased with surplus-removal funds authorized under the Agricultural Adjust­ment
Act of 1935 (P .L. 320), as amended; and
Section 416: Commodity Credit Corporation price support commodities authorized under the Agricultural
Act of 1949, as amended.
Types of schools provided donated foods:
National School Lunch Program schools.
Breakfast Program schools.
Commodity-Only schools: Those schools receiving only Section 32 and 416 commodities. These are public
and nonprofit private schools that have a food service program and receive USDA-donated commodities, but
do not participate in the National School Lunch Program. They are not eligible to receive cash reimburse­ments
or Section 6 commodities.
Note: Commodity costs for the breakfast program were estimated by the Child Nutrition Division to be
about 3 cents per breakfast in fiscal year .1973. This cost has been deducted from the total cost of food
distributed leaving the remainder to represent the cost of NSLP schools and "Commodity-Only" schools.
Federal Program Outlay is the same as All Federal Outlays except that it excludes State Administrative Ex-pense
(SAE):
Federal Program Outlay per child is based on dividing the total Federal Outlays, excluding SAE by the number
of participants reached during the peak month (see Section Ill, Participants) .
Federal Program Outlay per meal is based on dividing the Federal Outlay excluding SAE by the total number of
meals served.
IV. S.P ECIAL MILK PR.O GRAM
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" Number of outlets refers to the peak number of schools, child-care institutrons and summer camps for which
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claims have been approved during a single month for each type of outlet, nationally.
V. SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM
Special Food Service Programs serve children of school age or under, in non-residential, non-school institutions
such as child-care centers, settlement houses, and recreation centers .
Year-Round: Establishments operating a program all through the year, generally serving preschool children.
Summer-Only: Programs operating about 50 days during the summer usually in July and August . The
summer-only programs primarily serve school-age children.
Number of Outlets: The peak number of institutional outlets for which claims have been approved for a single
month, nationally.
Average Daily Attendance: The number of children actually attending daily, as opposed to enrollment.
Total Meals Served: Includes the total number of meals served in year-round and summer-only outlets and in­cludes
the total for the following types of meals:
Breakfasts
Lunches
Supplemental Meals (snacks)
Supptlrs
Federal Contributions:
Cash : Includes Section 13 (National School Lunch Act) funds and Section 32 funds used for equipment in fiscal
year 1973.
Commodities: Includes the Federal cost of all federally donated commodities. (See Section VI, Outlets,
Schools, subtitle Special Food Service Outlets.)
VI. FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
Outlets: Refers to the number and kinds of outlets reported by the States as receiving federally donated foods.
Types of outlets include the following:
Schools: Includes schools operating a lunch or breakfast program under the National School Lunch Act as well
as nonprofit schools not participating in the National School Lunch Program but providing elementary and
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secondary children with food service on a nonprofit basis. Subclasses of schools based on types of commodities
utilized includes:
Section 32 and 416 Outlets: Includes all schools - Lunch, Breakfast, and " Commodity-Only" schools.
Section 6 Outlets: Includes only National School Lunch Program schools.
Special Food Service Outlets: Child feeding outlets (institutions, not schools) obtaining only Section 32 and
416 foods. For the purpose of this table and the allocation of donated foods, Special Food Service outlets are
grouped under schools.
Institutions: Includes all nonprofit outlets, other than Special Food Service outlets, receiving Section 32 and
416 foods only . Institutions are divided into the following two categories:
Year-Round: Outlets operating on a yi'lar-round basis, such as nonprofit orphanages, old age homes,
hospitals, etc.
Summer Camps: Nonprofit summer camps operating between June and September.
Needy Persons: Individual participants as a class of outlets receiving Section 32 and 416 commodities directly.
Recipients in this category include:
Needy Families: The number of persons participating in the Needy Fam ily Food Program during the peak
participating month in fiscal year 1973.
Supplemental Food: The number of eligible mothers, pregnant women, and children, provided with a
specially designed package of donated foods in order to meet their nutritional needs. The participation data
are based on the peak month of operation in fiscal year 1973.
Disaster Relief: The number of people helped is based on reports received from the State agencies involved
in disaster relief operations.
Persons Participating: Persons receiving the benefits of federally donated goods in each of the outlets de­scribed
above (see VI , Outlets) during peak month, nationally.
Pounds: Includes those pounds of all commodities reported by the States as distributed to program recipients
during fiscal year 1973.
Federal Cost for Commodities: The actual acquisition cost , plus those transportation and storage costs in­curred
by USDA.
Cash Assistance to States for Needy Family Program: tash funds allocated directly to the State agencies for
the purpose of providing financial assistance to the States for distributing USDA commodities.
VII. FOOD STAMP PROGRAM
Projects: Operating units that generally coincide with counties, but also include welfare districts, independent
cities, Indian reservations, and partial counties. A project may also include more than one cou.nty.
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Persons Participating: The number of participants reached at the end of the fiscal year, i.e., June 1973.
Coupons Issued: Food Stamp Coupons actually issued to Food Stamp recipients during the fiscal year.
Total Coupons: The total value of coupons issued equals the cash amount paid by the recipients, plus bonus
coupons .
Bonus Coupons: The value of Food Stamp Coupons that are provided free by USDA.
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WAHINGTON, D. C. 20250
SU~KARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1973
I - TOTAL FEOE~AL OUTLAY FOR ALL FNS PROGRAMS
UN !TEO STATES .!/
ItEM CAS~ COMMOOIT!f'S TOTAL :PERCENT Of U.S. TOTAL ----------------·--: --------~---------: -----------------:--------------------: ----------- ------
FEDERAL E~PENDITURES.: 3. 219,9 52,910 613.116,097 • 100.00 ~
,. INCLUDES S 70,809,000 IN CAS~ THAT WAS AUTHJRIZEO IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
11 -AVAILABILITY OF CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOHL
PUBLIC A NO
PRIVAT f
SCHOOLS
NAT ION Al SC~ DOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE :--,------------:-------------------:-------------------
ITEM PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL
TOTAL SCHOOLS •• •••••• : 109,406 86,381 : 79 .o ~ : 9, 704 8.9 ~ 6,442 : 5 .9 ~
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 108,705 :xxxxxxxxxxx~=~xxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLHE~T ••••• : 51,362,017 : 43,804,437 : 85.3 ~ : 5,030,589 9.8 t 3,361,524 : ~.5 t
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 51,140,583 :XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX
Ill -CHILD ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
I TE H lOTH
NA Tl ONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
8REAHAST
PROGRAM
NON FOOD
AS SiS TANC E
PRO GRAK
PARTICIPANTS IPEAK REACHEOI ••••.•••••••• :)(XXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXX: 25,163,587
9,004,118
1,312.773
1,101,7!>1
3,096,208
RECEIVING FREE t REDUCED HEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXUXXXXXXXXXXXX: :UXX XXX XXXX XXX
TOTAL MEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL KEALS SHVED DAILY•••••••'••••••••:
All FEDERAL UUT LAYS •••• ••••••••'•••"'••••: S
TOUL HOGRA~ CASH OUTLA¥ ••••.•••••••• : S
STATE ADMINISTRAT lVE EXPENSE lSAE 1 ••• : $
FEDERAL COST Of COKKODITIES ........... : S
4,202, 936,228
37.2 t
Z4,377 0 300
I,2b4,2ft5,305 •
9)1,920,612
3. 801,4i3
328,523,200 •
TOTAL VALUE Of FOOD USED ••••••••••••••• : S 1,736,888,167
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES ••••••••• , •••••••• : S 1,408,31>4,967
4 ,oo8 ,797, 726
35 .o ~
23,187,296
194,138,502 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
83.4 t :xxxxxxx xxxxxxx
1,190,004 :XXXX XU XXIX XXX
SI,204,861,083 • $ 40,426,507 : $15,156,222
$ 882,162,038 $ 34,602,352 : SI5,156,Z22
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 32~.699,045 • : $ 5,824,155 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAK OUTLAY (EXCLUDING SAEJ.: S 1,2&0,443,812,. :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PfR CHILD •••• •••••••••••••••'•••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: $ 47.88 $ 30.79 : $ 4.90
PER MEAL ICEMTS) •••••••••••••.••••••• :XXXXXXXXXUXXXXXXXX: 30.1 I : 20.8 I :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
• INCLUDES $ 70,809,000 IN ( 'ASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
lV -SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
TOTAL
NUIIBER Of OUTLETS •• ••••••••••••'••••••••: 98,755
NUIIBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED •••••••••••• : 2,560,711,185
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES••••••••••~••••••••: S 90,761,627
: .
SCHOOLS
92,016
2,432,032,234
$ 88,117,302
CHILD CARE
INSTITUTIONS
2,708
82,375.912
1,650,877
4, 031
46,303, 039
$ 933,448
! / Includes the 50 S tates ,· the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Virgin Islands, Navajo Nation, American Samoa, Guam, and the Trust
Territory . Also includes 326,278 pounds of Section 32 and 416 co[lJDodities -- at a Federal cost of $75,000 -- donated to the Army
and Air Force for use in lunch programs in overseas dependents schools.
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V- SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
JlEM : SUMMER ONL ~ YEAR ~OUNO ITEM YEAR ROUND
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NO. OF OUTLETS CPEAKI.: 11, 1&0 4, 39& FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: s 2&,771,561 s 20,20 8,13 9
ADA I PEAK! ••••• •••• ••• : 1,437. 020 225.278 CASH •••••••••••••••• : s 2&,547,258 $ l7 0 91 f>o28 0
TOTAL IIEALS Sn YEO. •••: &5 ,439. 993 117,536.25.7 COMMODITIES ••••••••• : $ 224,303 $ 2,291,859
PERCENT fREE MEALS •••• : 96.4 ~ 97.1 t PER HEAL •••••••••••• : 40.9 e 17.2
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-----~---------------------
1/ EXCLUDE~ NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED S 408,729 TO 5o&1 OUTLETS WITH ADA Of 56,182.
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VI -FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
OUTL fTS
SCHOOLS •• •••• •• •• •• ••• •••. ••••, •• •• •• :
~ER SONS
PART IC.JPAT lNG
28,333 ,94&
SECTIONS 32 t 416 ···~·· ............... :xxxxxxxxcuuuuxxxxxx:
SECTION I>,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, •••••••• :XXXXXXXX(XXXXXXXXXXXXXX:
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE, •• .............. :xXXXXXXUXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:
INSTITUTIONS .......................... : 2,73'>,91&
YEAR ROUND •••••••••••• -............... : 1,273,72&
SUMIIER CAMPS ••••••••••••••••••••••• : Io462,190
NEEDY PERSONS •• •• •• •••• .. •••• ...... , •• : 3,339,319
~HOY FA IIlLI ES. •• •••••• ............. : 2,S:H,997
SUPPLEMENTAL FUOD ••••••••••• -··••••: 164,223
DISASTH HllEF •••••••••••••••••••• : 337,099
TOTAL ............ ••••• • •• •••••• •••••• : 34 ,lo09 ,181
POUNDS
980,2IO,I>42
772,375,5.64
I98,412,724
9,422,3 54
128,002,030
ll5,513,921
!2,<t88,109
981,560,801
918,513,095
&1,&86,830
414,735
946,I4I
2,089,773.473
00
fEDERAL COST FOR
COIIHOOITIES
s 260,230. 3& 2
$ 198,235,83 3
s 59,478,36 7
$ 2,516,162
.,' 27,312,015 24,187,791
$ 3,184 o224
' 254.704 • 72 0
' 240,895 ,6& 5
$ 13,30& ,44 2
•
s 216,937 00
$ 285 ,&7 &
s 542,307,097 0
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAIIILY P~O&RAM •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S 16,271,532
TOTAL PRO&RAII COST ICASH t COMMOOITIESI ................................................. S 558,578,629
• EXCLUDES $ 70,809,000 IN CASH THAT WAS AUHORIZEO IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
oo INCLUDED U NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM SlATE DISTRIBUTING
tENTER BUT NOT OISTRI8UTEO LOCALLY TO SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS.
· VII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - U, S. 1/
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END :-
PARTitlPATION
TOTAL --------------------
2,22B 12.106,711 ' 3,883,952,103 •
COUPONS I S S U E 0
MO. AVG.
CASH BONUS Pf R P FRS ON
-----------------------------~---------------------------
'1,752,547,499 s 2oi31,404,604 • : $ . 11o .60
I/ EXCLUDES FJOD CERTIFICATE PRO&RAH WHICH PROVIDED $ 920,775 IN FOOD CERTIFICATES TO 10,311 PARTICIPANTS
IN 5 PROJECT AREAIS).
• INCLUDES FOOD STAMP DISASTER PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED $ 12,824,942 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR 1>62 ,668 Pf RSO liS
IN 158 PROJECT AREAS.
FNS/PROGRAII REPORTING STAFF
161
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FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
IIASiiNGION, D. C. 20250 NORTHEAST REGIO~ lf
~U~MARY Cf FOGO AND NUTRITION PRO~RAMS
FY-1973
I -TOTAL FEDE~AL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PRO~RAMS
JlEH CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL :PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL --------------: -------·----------: ----------------: ---------------------: -------·---------
FEDERAL HPENDITURE S.: • 11D,952,236 • 797,938,467 • : 20 .& 2 ~
o INCLUDES S 14,777,390 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTH~RIZEO IN LIEU Of COMMODITIES UND.ER P.L. 93-13 •
•
fl -AVAILABILITY OF CHILD ~UTRITlON PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
PUBliC UIO
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOl LUNCH : SREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE :---------------:-----------------· ---:------------~-----
ITEM PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT
NUMBER aF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL
TOTAL SCHOOLS •• •• •• •• : 26,844: 18,894: 70.4 ~ 2,034 7 .• &' 1,328: 4.9 t
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 26,75~ :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
:
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : l3 0 335,1o06: 10 0 726 0 125: 80.4 ~ : 1,Q.59,192 7.9 ~ 728,234: !>.5 t
ElIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 13,315,8 84 : XXXX XXXX XXXX :X XXXX XXXXXX :XXX XXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXX :UXXXXXXXXXX :XK XXX XXXX XXX
111- CHILO ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
:
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
Nrnt FOOD
ASS IS UN( E
PROGRA"
PARTICIPANTS !PEAK REACHEDI ••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 5,330,225 26&,93& bb 3,611
RECEIVUG FREf t REDUCED HEALS (PEAK I :XXXXXXOXXOXXXXUX: 1o928,895 232,715 :XXU XXX XXU XXX
TOTAL HEALS SERVED ....................... :
PERCENT FREE A~O REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOIAL HEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••·••••••••:
All FEDERAL OUT LAYS •••••••••••w••••••••= S
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUTLAY•••-·•••••••: S
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE fHE J ••• : S
FEDERAL COST Of COMMODITIES.-•••••••• : S
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED ................. : S
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••: S
8~4.716.2&4
36.8
5,098,&88
855,523,538
34.6
4,856,756
..
'::
39,192, 72b :XXU XXX XXXX XX X
86.3 ' :xxxxxxx xxxxxxx
l4I,932 :XXXX XXX XXXX XXX
281, 490. 95 0 • : s 2&&,419,698 • s 8,860,275 : s 5,291,034
211,444.712
919,943
~9.126.295 0
428,218.401
359,092,106
• 198,4&9,185 s 7,&81o,493 : s 5,291,034 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: • 67,950,513 0 : s 1,175,782 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PRO,RA~ OUTlAY !EXCLUDING SAEI.: S 280,51I,OD7 • :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 49.98 • 33.19 : s 7.97
PER MEAL ICENTSI•••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 31.1 c : 22.6 e :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
o INCLUDES S 1~ 0 777,390 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU Of COHHOOlTIES UNDER P.L. 93-J3.
IV - SPECIAL NILK PROGRAM
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ITEM
NUMBER OF OUTLETS ••••••••••••• w••••••••:
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERYEO .............. :
FEDERAL EXPEND! lURES •• •••••••• . .......... : S
JOTAL
24 ,691o
151.794 .s 51
2r.,266 ,158 s
SCHOOLS
22,198
714 •• 20,4 74
25,380,150
CHILD CARE
INSTllUTIONS
707
23,595,811
4 78,5 73
S UK~ ER
C A liPS
I, 789
20,078.206
: s 407.435
Y Includes C~nnecticut, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York,
Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, Vermont and West Virginia. ·
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NORTHHST REGJJN
ITEM : SUMMER DNL Y
NO. OF OUTLETS IPEAKI.:
ADA, (DEAKI •••••••••••• :
TOTAL HEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FREE HEALS •••• :
3. 782
655,978
26,234. 143
99.4
V- SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
YEA~ ~OUND
1.126
52. lb 3
29,270..990
B.5 ~
ITEH
FEDERAL . CONiRIBUTIONS.~ $
CASH••••••••••••••••: S
·COMMODITIES ••••••••• : $
PER MEAL •••••••••••• :
SUMMER ONlY
12,198,401
12,170,207
28 ,194
46.5
1/ EX(LUDES NONFOOD ASSIStANCE FUMDS WHICH PROVIDED $ 58,997 TO 80 OUTLETS WITH. ADA OF
VI - FJOD DIST~IBUTIO~ PROGRA~
$
$
$
YEAR ROU~D
~.490,0l4
4,03 9,49 8
450,596
15.3
3,53 7.
OUTLETS
PERSONS
PARIIC IPATING POUNDS
FEDERAl COST FOR
COMMODITIES
SCHOOLS ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• _ •• : 6,352,589 196,232,967 ' 54,827 ,69 5 0
SECTIONS 32 t 411> •••• ••. • •••••• • ••• :X XX XX XXXX XX XX XX XXXXXXXX: 156,929,469 $ 42,808.21 0
SECTION 6 •• •• •• •• •• • • •. •••• • •'•• •••• :X XXXXXX.XK XX XX XX XKXXXXXX: 37,744,834 $ ll,540 ,695
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 1,558,664 $ 478.79 0
INSTlTUTIOtiS ••• •••••••••••••••• •••••• : 830,136 42,004,666 $ 9,040 .oo 0
YEAR ROUND ••••• •••••••• •••••· ···•• •• : ~56 ,485 38,022.222 $ 1,917,151
SUM~ER CAKPS. ••••••••••••••••·••••••: 374,251 3,982,444 $ 1,062,849
NEEDY PERSONS •• •••• •••••••••••• •••••• : 391,548 111,276.210 ' 32,307.151
NEEDY F AM IllES ••• •••• ••• ••• •••• •• ••: 373,704 105,397,192 $ 30,906,62 1
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD •••••••••••• •••••• : 14 ,1 D7 5 .I 59,901 $ 1,169,575
696,803 00 $ 223,606 00
DISASTER RELIEF •••••••••••••••••••.•• : 3,737 22,314 $ 7,349
TOTAL •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••'••••••: 7 ,574 ,8 73 349,513,843 $ 96,174,846 •
CASH ASSISTA~CE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY P~OGRAH••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$ 1,296,697
TOTAL PROGRAM COST ICASH t COMMODITIESI •••••••••••••••• ~ •••• ~ ••• r•••••••••••••••••••••••$ 97,471,543
o EXCLUDES$ 14,771,390 IN CASH THAT WAS AUT~ORIZED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.l. 93-13.
u I~CLUDED U NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VAliJE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM HATE DISTRUUTJ .~G
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY TO SUPPLEIIENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS.
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
256
YE AR-E NO
PARTICIPATION
3,035,911
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c o· u P o N s I S S U E D
:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- M 0. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSJN
998,423,035 0 : 567,652,091 5 430,770,944 • : 5 ll .53
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1/ EXCLUDES FOOD C.ERTIFICATE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED $ 19,075 IN FOOD CERTIFICATES TO 224 PART! UP AIITS
IN 1 PRJJECT AREAISI.
INCLUDES FOJD STAMP DISASlER PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED $ 10.083,285 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR 556,779 PERSONS
IN 91 PRO JEll AREAS.
FNS/PROGR~M REPORTING STAFf
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FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WAS~INGTON, D. C. 20250
SU~KARY Of FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRA~S
FY-1973
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
ITEH CASH COKMODlT I ES TOTAL :PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL ---------------------:---------'-------------:---------------------:---------------------:---------------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITUR~S.: $ 8 9!; ,049,317 s 198,884,732 ~ 1,093,934,049.: 28.5 4 t
o INCLUDES S i~o622,Il5 IN CASH nUT WAS AUTHJRIZED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
11.-, AVAILABILITY Of CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOT·AL
PUBLIC II.~D
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
: ------------------:----------------------: ---.------------------
ITEM PI::RUNT PERCENT
NU!IBER ~f TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PER CENT
OF lOTH
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 1B,592 u •• e5I : 90 .b t 2,991 16.1 t ~ 1,794 : 9.6 t
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 18,3 70 :XXXX XX XXXXn :x n XX UXXXX :XXXXXXXXX XXX: XXXXXXX.XXXX :XXXX XUXXXXX :XX XXX XXXX XXX
TOTAL ENROLLME~T ••••• : 9,589,02& 9,03<6,870: 93.3 t : 1 0 499,074 15.5 !t 1 0 032,250: 10•7 t
ElI Gl BLE ENROLL ME NT •• : 9 1 1>13 ,5 61> :XXX XXX XX XXX( :X XUX XXXXXX :xXXXXXXXXXXX :XX XXXXXXXXX :XX XX XXXXXX XX: XX XXX XXXX XXX
I J1 -CHILD ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM lOTH
NA Tl ONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREUFAST
PROGRAM
NON FOOD
ASSISTANCE
· PRO 'RA!I
PART! CIPANTS I PEAK REAC"HEDl ••• ~···-·•••:xXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: &,781>,579 41>0,61>4 95 0 ,01>3
RECEIVING FREEt ~EDUCED MEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 3 ,04~ ,3D8 381,5!;8 :XXXX XXX XX.XX XX X
TOTAL MEALS SERVED••••••••••••• •••••••• :
PERCENT fREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL HEALS SERVED DAILY ••••••••••••••• :
ALL FEDERAL OUTLAYS ••••••••••••"••••••••= S
TOTAL PROGRA~ CASH OUTLAY •••••••••••• : S
STATE ADHJNISTRAllVE EXPENSE ISAE J ••• : S
FEDERAL C[)ST Of COHHOOITIES •••••••••• : S
TOTAL VALUE Of FOOD USED •••••••••••••••• :
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES •••••••• ~ •••••••• :
1,11>8,495.100
45.8
1>,695,050
375,420,582 •
281,737.882
1,093 o152o320 1>5>,342, 780 :xxxxxu xxxxxxx
43.8 "' :· 79.9 :XXXX XX~ XXXUXX
b .282,498 412.552 :xxxxxxx dxxxxx
s 359,427,210 • $ 12,~84,035 : s 2,3)7,550
· S 21>8 0771>,580 S 10,1>23 1 752 : S 2o337,550
1, 07 I, 78 7 :XXX XXXX XXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX :XXXX XXX XXXX xxx ·
92,610,913 ~ : S 90,1>50,1>30 • : $ 1 1 91>0,283 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
425,924.954
333,314,041
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxKxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:
FEDERAL PROGRA~ OUTLAY IEXCLUD1N~ SAEI.: S 374,3~8,795 • :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILO •••••••••• .-· ••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxuxxuxxxxxxxx: s !iZ.9t. s 27.32 : s 2.~6
PER HEAL ICE~TS) •••••••••••• ...; ••• - ••• :XXXXXXUXXXXXXXXXXX: 32.9 e : 19.3 e :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
• INCLUDES S 19,822,115 11'0 CASH THAT WAS AUTH[)RIZED IN. LIEU OF COHMODJTIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
IV -SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
CHILO CARE · :
ITEM TOTAL SCHOOLS IIISTI TUTI ON S
SUIIIIER
CAMPS __________________________________________ ..; _________________________________ _
NU~&ER OF OUTLETS •••••••••••••• ~•·•••••:
NUMBER OF HUF-PINTS SERVED••••-••••••:
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES ............... - •••• : S
15,277
400 ,52ft ,o Z2
I~ ,308 ,& 52
14,415>
377,905,830
13,864,088
1>12
19,088,1>57
s 373,722
250
3,529, 535
70, 142
]/ Includes Alabama, Florida , Georgia , Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, Puerto Rico, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia,
and Virgin I slands.
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V- SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
ITEM : SUHIIH ONLY YEAR ~OUND ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR RWND
--------------------------------· --------------------------------.--------------~------------------------------
NO. OF OUTLETS !PEAK).:
ADA IPEAKI--••••••••••:
TOTAL MEALS SE~VED •••• :
PERCENT FREE HEALS •••• :
3. 511
298,81>5
13,359.043
8 9.5 "
1. 341
59,370
36,789,61>0
88.5 "
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: ~
CASH ••••••• , •••••••• : r
COHHOOJTIES ••••••••• : ~
PER MEAL •••••••••••• :
5,042,309
5,023 ,1>02
18.701
37.1'
$
s
s
5,99 2,88 7
5,550,783
44 2,104
16~3 '
1/ EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE fUNDS WHICH PROVIDED S 174,040 TO 336 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF 43,265.
OUTLETS
VI - FJOD DIST~IBUTION PROGRAM
PERSONS
PART IC !PAT lNG
SCHOOLS •••••••• •••• •••••••••••_. •••••• : 7,1>13 ,385
SECTIONS 32 t 416 •••••• ~ ••••••••• .., •• :nxxxxxxxxxxuxxxxxxxn:
SECTION 6 •••• ••••••••••••••••·•••• •• :XXXXXXXHUXXXXXXXXXXXX:
SPECIAL FOOD SERY ICE •••· ••••• _. •••••• :x XXXXXXXXXX XXXX XXXXXXXX:
INSTITUTIONS ••• •• ••••••• : · ••••• • '•• ·-··; ~
YEAR ROUMD ••• ••••••••••••••••••••••:
SUKMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••·••••••'
NEEDY PERSONS••••••••••••••••••••••••:
NEEDY fAMILIES•••••••••••••••••••••:
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD •••••••••••• •••• •• :
H3,'+45
268,222
1 '+5o ,213
1,192,037
1,1 01>,294
47,793
PUUNDS
289,537,f81>
230,750,473
51>,825,744
1,961,669
21>,780,017
25,182,374
1,597,643
394,029,067
375 ,(> 11.922
18,331>,357
FfDERAL COST FOR
COMMODITIES
s 73,249,609
s 55 ,634 ,18 9
$ 17.151t,609
$ 460,811
$ 5,181,000
s 4,834,09 6
$ 346 ,90 4
s 100,632,008
s 96,699 o24 8
s 3,90'+,ll2
•
142,3151•• IS · ~1.0111**
DI5ASTER RELIEF ..................... : 37,950 223,103 s 59,65 9
9,218,867 710,341>,970 s 179;062 ,617
---------------________ _:_ ______________ : __________________ _:_~----------·--1----
CASH ASSLSTAXtE TO STATES FOR NEEDY fAMILY P~OC.RAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$ 6,542,5'1
TOTAL PROGRA. COST (CASH t COMIIODHIESJ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s 185,605,198
-------------------------------·------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1
o EXCLUDES $ 19,822,115 IN ClSH THlT WAS AUHORIZED IN liEU Of COMMODITIES UNDER P.L .• 93-13.
u EXCLUDED 111 NEEDY PERSON TOTll. POUNDS AN~/QR VALUE REPREHNTS FOOD IN THE DISTRIBUTION PIPELINE AND IN
LOCAL INVENTORY NOT ACCOUNTED FOR ON THE REPORTING FORM FNS-155.
Vll -FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - REC.ION 1/
NUIIBER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
tOTAl ---------------------------
61>2 2,79D.299 s Ble,oo2,nD •
C ~ U P 0 N S I S S U E D
-----------------------------~-------------------------- ' MO. AVG.
CASH BONUS PER PERSQN
-----------------------·----·---------------------------
s 297,522,51>5 : . s 580,'o80."215 • : $ u .22
11 EXCLUDES FDOD CERTIFICATE PROGRAM WHiCH PROVIDED S 159,715 IN FOOD CERTIFICATES TO 2o025 PARTICIPANTS
·IN 1 PROJECT AREAISI.
• INCLUDES FOaD STAMP DISASTER PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED S 994,227 IN BONUS STAMPS fOR 37,689 PERSaNS
IN 28 PROJECT AREAS.
FNS/PROGRAM REPORTING STAFF
20
,..
-.·
UNITED STATES DEPARTME~T OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WAHlt<GTON, D. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY -1913
I - TOTAL ffDE~Al OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
USH TOTAL
MIDWEST REGION 1/
:PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL -------------:------------:---------------:----,---------------: -------~-- ------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: $ 7 11 '7 63.7 63 113.651 ,591 • $ 825,415,354 • : 21.5 3 %
• INCLUDES$ 17,451,006 IN CUH THAT WAS AUTHJRIZED IN LIEU Of COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13 •
• II - AVAILABlLITl OF CHilD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE :----------------------:------------------------:------------------------- llEM PERCENT PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PER CENT
OF TOTAL
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 32,572 25,214 : 77.4 :t 1,325 4.1 % 1,695 : 5 .z :t
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 32,4 12· : XXXX XX XXX XU :x XXXX XXX XX X: XXXXXXXXXXXX: XXXXXXXXXXX :xx XXXXXXXXXX :XX XXX XXXX XXX
TOTAL ENROLLME1T ••••• : 13 1 869,886:11,602,431: 83.7% 590 1 55B . • 4.3 :t 840 1 140: 6.1 :t
Ell Gl BLE ENROLLMENT •• : 13 ,816 ,b 91 :XXX XXX XXXXXX :XXX XX XX XXX X :XXX XXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXXX: XX XXX XXXX XXX
Ill -CHILD ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM lOTH
NA Tl ONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NON FOOD
ASS IS lANCE
PRO GRAM
PAH I C 1 PANlS IP EAK REACHED J ••••.•• •• •••• :XXXXXU XX XUX XX XXX X: 6 ,214, 273
1,530,585
160,731>
12'8,188
776,826 HCEIYING FREE f. REDUCED MEALS !PEAKJ:XXXXXXUXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxu xxxuxx
TOTAL MEALS SHVED•••••••••••••••••••••=
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••:
All FEDERAL OUT LAn •••••• ••••••·•••• ••••: $
TOTAL PROGRA~ CASH OUTLAY•••-••••••••: $
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAE 1 ••• : $
FEDERAL COST OF CIJKHODITIES •••••••••• : $
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••: $
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES •• ~••••••••••••••: $
1.01 7, 916, 7Z2
25.5
5,907.716
990,572.283
24.0 t
5,758,554
27,3~4,439 :XXXXXXXXXXKXXX
81 .5 t :xxxx XXX XXXX XXX
149,162' :XXXX XXX XXXX XXX
2~9,573,931 ~: $ l48,72b,223 0 $ 5,959,417 : $ 4,171,838
1!5. 3~9. 926
716,393
73,497,612 •
427,086,268
353,588,656
$ 17bo048,944 $ 5,139 0 144 : $ 4,171,838
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx~:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 72,677,279 • : $ 82'0,333 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEaERAL P~OGRA~ OUTLAY !EXCLUDING SAEJ.: $ 258,857,538 • :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 40.02 $ 37.08 : s 5.37
PER MEAL ICE .~TS '··•••••·•~··••••-••• :X.XXXXXOXXXXXXXXXXX: 25.1 e :· 21.8 e :XXXXXXXXXUXXX
-----~---------------
• ' • INCLUDES $ 17,451,006 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHQRIZEO Ill LIEU OF COM"ODITIES UNDER P .L. 93-U.
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
ITE" TOHL SCHOOLS
CHILD CARE
INSTITUTIONS
SUIIliER
(AMPS --------------- ------------~-----------------------,------------
IWltBE~ OF OUTLETS •• •••••••••,••• ••••••••:
NU!IBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED ••• _._ •••••• :
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES .................... :$
30,366
8 7Z ,8 72,845
31,726,788
2'8 '756
847,406,044
31,209,970
455
11 '551 ,038
$ 2'37,967
1, 155
13,915, 763
$ 278,851 ----------------· _____________________________________________ .;. _____ _
.!/ fuc'ludes Illinois, Indiana, Iowa., Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.
21
HIOWEST HGION
ITEH
NO. OF OUTLETS IPEAKl.:
ADA IPE:AKI ••••• •••• ••• :
TOTAL KEALS SE~VED •••• :
PERCENT f~EE HEALS . , •• :
1o 857
2<t2,1l3
10,675,731
94,7 t
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 11
YEAR ~O~ND
1.009
& 7,142
26,029,850
78.4 t
ITEH
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $
CASH •••••••••••••••• : $
COHHOOITIES •••••••• ,: $
PER HEAL •••••••••••• :
SUMMER ONLY
4,892,057
4,813,573
78,484
45 .a e
II EXCLUDES NJNFOOO ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED $ 46,041 TO 30 OUTLETS WITH ADA Of
VI - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
$
$
$
YEAR ROU~ D
5,296,497
4,653,980
642,517
l0.3
2,46 8.
OUTL FTS
PER SONS
PUT IC IPU UIC. POUNDS
fEDERAL COST FOR
C OHIIOD IT I ES
------------------------------~--------------------------------------------~---------------------------------
SCitOOLS •••••••• ••••••••••••••••·•• • •••: 6,701,760
SECTIONS 32 t 4lb ••••••••••••••••·•·:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:
SECTION & •••• •••••••••••••••,..••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXllXXXUX:
SPECUL FOOD SERw ICE ................ :xxxxxxxxuxuxxxxxxxxxx:
INSTITUTIONS •••••••••••••••••• - •••••• :
YEAR ROUND ••• •••• ••••••••••••'••••••:
SUMMER CAMPS ....................... :
NEEDY PERSONS ......................... :
NEEDY FAHILIE S ••• •••••··---- - ·•••,.:
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD ••• •••• • •·•··••••••:
~HASTER RELIEf •••••--•••••••·••••••:
TOTU •••••••••••••••••••··--····· ··•••:
7111,024
291,296
489,728
~02 ,710
302,312
46,372
194,451,68&
140,963,876
50,896,5111
2,591,229
29,219,037
26,133,173
3,085,864
125,869,172
108,468,625
16,894,507
.147 ,3631••
653,403
31t9,539,895
$ 56,767,607 0
$ 40,673,999
$ 15,3 72 ,60 7
$ 721,001
' 6,840,000
$ b ,032,44 4
$ 807,55 6
' 32,592,97 8
$ 28.719,220
$ 3,676,754
u 9,3~71••
$ 206 ,40 1
96,200,585 •
-------------------------------·---~-----------------------------------------------~-----------------·---------
CASH ASSISlA~CE 10 STAlES FOR NEEDY FAMILY P~OGRAK ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,$ 2,125,277
TOTAL PROGRM COST I CASH t COHHOD lTIESI .................................................. $ 98,325,86 2
o EXCLUDES $ 17,451,006 IN CASH THAT WAS AUT~ORIZED IN LIEU OF COHIIODiliES UNDER P.L. 93-J3.
oo EXCLUDED I~ NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD IN THE DISTRIBUTION PIPELINE ~NO IN
LOCAL INVE~TORY NOT ACCOU~TEO FOR ON THE REPORTING FORM FNS-155 • .
NUH8Ek
OF
PROJECTS
732
YEAR-END
PART ICI PAT ION
2,820,219
VII -FOOD STAIIP PROGRAM- REGION 11
t 0 U P 0 N 5 I S S U E D
=-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 110. AVG.
TOTAl CASH BONUS PER P ERS!JN
___________9_l_i,O_t_o_8._35_1_t _•_ _: _____4_2_9_,3_1_0_,6_6_9_ _____$ __ 4...8., _1,_7_37_,_68_5_ _0 _:_ __$_ _llo_ ._0_9 __ _
11 EXCLUDES FOOD CERTIFICATE PROGUII WHICH PR!lVIDEO $ 584,100 IN FOOD CERTIFICATES TO 6,296 PARTICIPANTS
IN 1 PROJECT AREAISI.
0 INCLUDES FOJO SlAHP DISASTER PRQGRAII WHICH PROVIDED $ 212,652 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR 7,450 PERSDNS
IN 4 PRlJECT AREAS.
FNS/PROGRAII REPORTING STAFF
221
,.,
UNITED SlATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD A~D NUTRITION SERVICE
WASiiNGTON, D. C. l0250 SOUTIDIEST REGION 1/
SUHHARY Of FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY -1973
l - TOTAL Ff.OHAL DUTUY FOR_ All FNS PROGRAMS
ITEM CASH COHMUO lT IES TOTAL :PERCENT Of U.S. TOTAL ---------------:-------------:----------------1 ---------------~-..._--: ----------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: ~ 475,960,179 s 115,897,391> • 591,857,575 • : 15.44 ~
--------------------------------------------------------------:...------·------·- ------
• INCLUDES S 10,650,401 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTH~RIZEO IN LIEU OF COMIIOD.ITIES UNDER P .L. 93-13.
II -AVA ILABILllY OF CHilO NUTRiTION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOUL
PUBLIC A NO
PklVHE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL lUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASS 1ST ANCE
:------------------------:------------------------:------------------------- lUll PERCENT
NUMBER Of TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
Of TOTAL : NUIIBER
PER CENT
OF lOlA l
TOTAL SCH00l5 •••••••• : 14 1 811 ll 1 703: 92.5' 2,095 14.1' 1>26: 4.2'
ELl Gl BLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 141 b 24 : XXXX XXX XXX XX :x XX XXXX XXXX:XXXXXXX XXX XX :XXXXXXXXXXX :xx XXXXXXXXXX :XX XXX XXXX XXX
TOTAL ENROllHE~T ••••• : 1>,451 1 168 ~ 6,019,894 : 93.3 ' 951 1 828 14.8 ' 288,829 : 4.5 '
Ell G I B lE ENROll HE NT ••: 6 1 4021 9 11 :XXXX XX XXXXU :x XXXX XUXXX :XXXXXXXXX XXX :XXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXXX :XX XU XXXX XXX
I U -CHILO -~UTRITION PROGRAIIS IN SCHOOLS ___________ ":"" ____________________________________________________________________________ _
ITEM TOTAL
NA Tl ONAL
SCHOOL lUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NON FOOD
ASS IS lANCE
PR~GRA~
PARTICIPANTS IPEAK REACHEDI •••• .•••••••• :XXXXXXCXKXKXXUXXXX: 3,819,920 .
1,464,210
lb 5 ,4! 8
HCEIVJNr. FREEt REDUCED IIEALS IPEAKJ:XXXXXXUXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxu xxxuxx
TOTAL MEALS SERVED••••••••••••••••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL HEALS SE~VEO OAILY •••••• r••••••••:
All FEDERAL OUllAYS ••••••••••••••••••••: S
. TOTAL PROGRA~ tASH OUTLAT••••••••••••• S
STATE ADHIN!STRAT !Vf EXPENSE ISAE 1 ••• : S
FEDERAl COST OF COMMODITIES •••••••••• : $
TOTAL VUUE OF FOOD USED ••••••••••••••• : S
LOCAL FOOD P~RCHASES••••••••r••••••••: S
3oll7ol~7
20 lo 51 2 o 51 0 0
HI>, 976,850
607,0H
53,9l8o635 0
2Sl, 329,291
U8,400,b56
. :
604,418,059
38 .o '
3,493.327
35,132,077 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
83.9 ' :xxxxxxxxxx~xxx
223,920 :XXX~ XXX XXU XX X
• 192,557,964. $ 7,000,984 : $ 1,341>,537
• 139,683,291 $ 5,9~7.022 :. 1,346,537
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: s 52,874,673 • : s . r,o53,9t.2 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxx~xxxxxxx :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY IEXCLUD!Nr. SAEI.: $ 20D,905,485 • :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXUXXXXXXX
P'ER CHILO •••• •••• ••••••••••••·••••••••:XXXXXXCXXUXXXUXXX: 50.41 $ 28.32 : S 5.07
PER IlEAL ICE~TSI ••••••••••••••••• w••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 31.9 c : 19.9 c :xxuxxxxxx~xxx
• INCLUDES S 10,650,401 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN liEU OF COMHO[\ITIES UNOER P.L. 93-13.
!TEll
NU"BER OF OUTlETS.o••••••••••••~••••••••
NU~BE' OF HALF~PINTS SERVED •••••••••••• :
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES •••• ~.•••••••••••••: S
IV - SPECIAL HllK PROGRAM
TOTAL
13 ,521
l31,06lo369
8 ,lOb ,5 5l s
SCHOOLS
12.997
214,636,397
7,877,705
CJiiLD CARE
INSTITUTIONS
260
13,798,911
: s 275,599 s
S UMH ER
CAIIP S
21>4
2 ,626, 01>1
53, 21o7
----------------- --------------------------:--~-----
y Includes Arkansas, Colorado, ICanaS;s, Louisiana, Navajo Nation, New Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas.
23
SOUTHWEST REGION
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
IHH : SUHHER ONLY YfAR WuND ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------
NO. OF OUTLlTS IPEAKI.~
•ADA (PEAK) •••••••••••• :
TOTAL HEALS SE~VED •••• :
PERCENT F~EE MEALS •••• :
802
102,778
5,815,946
96.8 ~
534
29.21>6
1 5 e'84 8, 96 2 .;
88.6 :t
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: S
CASH ••••••••••••• ~ •• : S
COHHOO IT 1-ES ••••••••• : S
PER MEAL••••••••••••:
2,079,113
2 ,004 ,491>
75,211
35 .a c
s
s
s
2,65 3,685
2,164,539
499,H6
16.7
1/ EXCLUDES NlNFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PRJVIDEO S 91,941 TO 86 OUTLETS MITH ADA OF 4 ,83 8.
OUTL fTS
VI - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
PER SONS
PARI IC IP AI lNG
SCHOOLS •••••••• •• •• •••••• ••••••'••••••: 4 0 241,611
SECTIONS 32 L 416 ••••••••••••·••••••:XXXXXXXXUKXXXXXOXXXXX:
S fC Tl ON 6 •• •• •••• •• ••••••••• •'•• ••.•• :x XX, XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XXX XX X:
SPECIAL FooD SERVICE •••••••••.•••••• :xxxxxxxxuxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
INS TI JUT IONS •••••••••• ••• •••••• •• •• •• :
YEAR ROUND ••• ••••••••••••••••'•••• •• :
SUM~ER CAMPS. ••••••••••••••••·••••••:
NEEDY ·PERSONS••••••••••••••••••••••••:
NEEDY FAMILIES ••• ••••••••••••·•••••••
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD •••••••••••• •••••• :
OISASTE~ REL! EF •••••••••••••.,.••••••:
TOT AL•••••••••• •• •••••••••••••'"'••••••:
<24 ,775
114.276
310,499
167,118
691,111
3& ,262
40 ,Z85
POUNDS
178,100,378
146,023,839
29,910,214
2,11>6,325
14,360,734
13,009,043
1,351,691
232,809,328
218,571,800
14,189,725
25,383
22,420
425,270,440
~·
ffOERAl COST FOR
COMMODITIES
s 43,842,597
s 34,523,632
s 8,754.6D2
s 564,36 3
s 3,016,815
s 2,684,147
$ 332,66 8
s 58,387,583
s 55,333,290
s 3,015 .oz 6
#
$ 32,19 1 ....
s 7,07 6
$ I05,246,995 0
---------------------------------~-----------------------------------------------~---------------------------
CASH ASSISTA~CE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY P~OGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••S 5,039,721
TOTAL PROGRA~ COST ICASH t COMMODITIESJ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••• S 110,286,716
o EXCLUDE~ $ 10,650,401 IN CASH tHAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU Of COMMODITIES UNDER P.l. 93-13.
o• INCLUDED I~ NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRIBUTING
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED lOCALLY TO ~UPPLEMENTAL FOOD RECIPilNTS.
VII- FOOD STAMP PROGRAM- REGIUN I/
' C 0 IJ P 0 N S I S S U E D
NUMBER
Of
YE AR-E NO
PARTICIPATION :-------------------------------------------------~------------------------------
. PROJECTS TOTAL CASH BONUS
MO. AVG •
PER P ERSDN
--~---------------------------~----·----------------------------------------~---~---------------------------
354 1. 51>6. 768 s 468,750,136 • : $ 157,1198,115 310,851,961 • : $ 17 .49
-------~-------------------------------------------------------------------------~-------a-------------------
I/ EXCLUDES FOOD CERTIFICATE PROGRAM WHICH PRDVJDED S
IN 1 PROJECT AREAISI.
I7,095 IN FOOD CERTIFICATES TO
INCLUDES FOJD STAMP DISASTER PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED $ 1,389,281 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR
IN 24 PRJJECT AREAS.
FNS/PROGRAM REPORTING STAFF
24
2I2 PART! OP ANTS
50 ,2!)5 iE RSO NS
..
...
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FnOD AND NUT~JTJON SERVICE
WASiTNGTON, D. C. 20250 WESTERN REGION 1/
SUMMARY OF FOJO AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1973
1 -TOTAL FEDE~Al lUTLAY FOR All FNS . PROGRAMS
llEM CASH COM MOO IT IES TOTAL :PERCEIH OF U.S. TOTAL ---------------·--: -----------------: ---------------: ------------------: ------------- -------
F,EDERAL EKPENOITURES.: 450,193,420 $ 73,730,142 .. 523.,923,562 • : 13.67~
o INCLUDES $ 8,108,088 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHlRIZED I~ LIEU OF COMHOOJTJES UNDER P.l. 93-13.
II -AVAILABILITY OF CHILO ~UTRJTJON PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
PUBLIC A NO
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL ~CHOOL LUNCH : .BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
:------------------------:------------------------:------------~------------
llEH PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PH CENT
OF TDHL
TOTAl SCHOOLS •• •••• •• : }I;. 5 87 11.719 : 70.7 ' 1. 259 7.6 ~ 999 : 6 .o '
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 16.~87 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAl ENROLLHE~T ••••• : 8,016,531 6,420,117 : 80.1 ' 929,337 ll.6 t 472,071 : 5.9 t
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 7 ,991, 5 31 lXXXX XX XXX XXX :x XX XX XXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXX X :.xx XXX XXXX XXX
1 II -CHILO ~UTRJTION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
NA TJ ONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOl
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NIJI FOOD
ASS IS lANCE
PROGRU
PARTICIPANTS IPEAK REACHEOI •••••••••••• :UXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 3,012,590
1,038,120
177.226
154,090
4' 0.220
HCEIVI~C. FREEt REDUCED HEALS IPEAKI:XXUXXKXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL HEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SHVED DAILY••••••-·•••••••:
All FEDERAl OUTLAYS ••••••••••••'••••••••: S
TOTAL P~OGRA~ CASH OUTLAY •••• •••••••• : $
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAE 1 ••• : $
FfDEUl t!IST !If COMMODITIES.-•••••••• ~ S
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED ••••••••••••••• : S
LOCAL FOOD PURCHAS~S•••••••••·•••• •••• : $
492,258,006
37.6
H6,24 7 • 332 o
U6,401o242
416,345
39,3s9,ns o
203,329,253
163,969,508
465,131,526
34.6 t
2 0 796.161
27,126,480 :XXXXXXK XXXXXXX
88.7 t :xxxxxxx xxxxxxx
11>2,438 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
s 137,729,989 • s 6,021, 735 : $ 2 ,oo 9,21>3
s 99,184,038 s 5,207,941 : s 2,1)09,263
:xxxxxxxxxxxxx~xxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: s 38.~45,951 • : s 813,794 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRA~ OUTLAY IEXCLUDINC. SAEJ.: S 145,760,987 • :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILO •••• ••••••••••••••••·••••••••:XXXXXXKXXXKXXXXXXXX: S 45.72 S 33,98 : S 4.56
PER MEAL fCH TS I. •••••• •••••-••••••• :XXXXXXUXXXXXXXXXXX: 29.6 e : 22.2 e :XXXX XXX XXXX XXX
• INCLUDES $ 8,108,088 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
ITEM
NUMBER OF OUTLETS•••••••••••·•-••••••••:
NU~BER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED••••-••••••:
FEDERAL EXPEND! lURES••••••••·•-••••••••: S
IV - SPECIAL IIILK PROGRAM
TOTAL
1fo,897
29S ,458,398
10,253,,78
SCHOOLS
13,650
277,963,489
s 9,845,389
CHILD CARE
INSTITUTIONS
1>74
14.341,435
$ 285,011!> s
SUIOI ER
CAMPS
573
6,153.474
123, 073
];/Includes Alaska, Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, Oregon, Samoa . (American), Trust Territory, Utah,
Washington, and Wyoming.
251
WESTERII REGION
ITEM : SUMMER ONLY
NO. OF OUTLETS !PEAK).:
ADA IPEAKJ ••••••••••• ,:
TOTAL MEALS SE~VED •••• :
PERCENT FREE MEALS •••• :
1. 208
136,686
·9,355,130
9 9.3
V- SPE~l~L FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
YEAR ROlJND
386
17.137
9. 596, 79 5
B.O
llEH
FEDERAL CUNTRIBUTIONS.: S
CASH••••••••••••••••: S
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : S
PER MEAL •••••••••••• :
SUMMER ONLY
2.,559,081
2.,535,380
2 3 ,701
27 ·" e
11 EXCllJDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FlJNDS WHICH PRJVIDED $ 37,710 TO 29 OUTLETS WITH ADA Of
VI - FJOD DISTRIBUTION PROLRA~
$
$
$
YEAR ROU~ 0
1,774,976
1 ,so 7,48 0
2b 7,496
18.5
2. 074.
OUTLETS
~ ER SONS
PARTIC IPATINC". POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMODITIES
SCHOOLS ......... •••~•••••••••••• •••••• : 3,~2~,601
HC TIONS 32 • 416 ••••••••••••.•••••• :xxxxuxuxxxxxxxuxxxxx:
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••• :xxxxxxxxuxxxxxxxxxxxx~:
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE •••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxuxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
INSTITUTIONS ••• •• •••• •••• ••••••'•• •••• :
YEAR ROUND•••••••••••••••••••'••••••:
SUMMER CAMPS ........................ :
NEEDY PERSONS •• ••••• .. •••••••••·••••••:
NEEDY FAMILIES •••••••••••••••••••••• :
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD ••••••••••••'••••••:
DISASTER RELIEF••••••••••••••••••••:
TOTAL •••••••••• •••• ••••••••••••·••••••:
l85,936
143,~47
142.~89
385,306
364,456
19 ,&89
I ,161
4,095,843
121,887,725 . $
97,707,907 $
23,035,351 $
1,144,467 $
15,637,576 $
13,167,109 $
2,470,467 $
117,577,024 $
ll0,463,556 $
7,106,340 $ ,
17,7731•••: s ·
24,901 $
255,102,325
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
TOTAL PROC".RA~ COST !CASH t COMMODITIES) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,$
" EXCLUDES$ 8,108,088 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTiiORIZEO IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
31,542 ,85 4
24,595,803
6,655,854
291,197
3,294 .zoo
2,659,95 3
634 ,24 1
30,785 .ooo
29,237,286
1,540,97 5
I ,54 8 .. 5 ,191
b5 ,622,05 4
1 ol67 ,25 6
66,889,310
oo INCLUDED IN NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VAlUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRiaUTJNG
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRiaUTED LOCAllY TO SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS.
ooo E~tlUDED I~ NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS ANJ/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD IN THE DISTRlaUTION PIPELINE 'NO IN
lOCAl INVFNTORY NOT '(COUNTED FOR ON THE REPORTING FORM FNS-155.
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
224
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
1,893,5.74
VII -FOOD STAMP PROC".RAH -REGION 1/
t 0 U P 0 N S I S S U E 0
:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MO. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSJN
627,727,n8 o : 300,163,999 327,5&3,799 • : $ 1'+ .27
11 EXCLUDES FOOD CERTIFICATE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED $ 140,130 IN FOOD CERTIFICATES TO 1.554 PARTICIPANTS
IN 1 PR~JECT AREAISI.
o INCLUDES FOJD STAMP DISASTER PRO,RAM WHICH PROVIDED $ 145,497 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR 10,545 PERSUNS
IN 5 PRDJECT AREAS.
FNS/PROGRAH REPORTING STAFf
26 .
..
,,.
ITEM
UNITED STATES OEPART~ENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD ~~0 NUTRITION SERVICE
WAS1l~GTO~, D. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1973
I - TOTAL FEDEHL OUTLH FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
TOTAl
AlABAMA
:PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAl ---------------.---:---------------:--------------:----------------: ------------------
FEDERAl EXPENDITUR~S.: $ 27,097,590 • 100,939,002 • . : 2.6 3 %
0 INCLUDES $ 1,791,10'1 IM CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZH IN liEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L •. 93-13.
II - AVAILA81LIH OF CHILO MUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOHL
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL lUNCH : 8 REAKFAS T NONFOOD ASSISTANCE :----------------------:------------------------:------------------------- ITEM
TOTAL SCHOOLS •• •••• •• :
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• :
TOTAL ENROLLME~T ••••• :
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• :
PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAl : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PER CENT
OF TOHL
1,587 1,361: 85.8 t 273 17.2% 18: ft.9 \
1,567 :xxxxxxxxxxx(:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
898,020 814,oln; 90.7 t 166,678 18.6 t : 43,292 : r..8,
889,9 20 : XXXX XXXXXXXX :x XX XX XX XXXX !XXX XX XX XXX XX !XXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXXX !XX XXX XXXX XXX
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ill -CHILD ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
:
I TE H TOTAL
NATIONH
SCHOOl LUNCH
PROGR~M
: SCHOOl
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NO~ FOOD
ASSISTANa
PRO GRAM ___________________ _...,... _________________________________________________________ _
PAHICIPAHS I"EAK RE.ACHED l·•••••••••••:XXXXXXUXXUUUXXX: 634,420
295,191
39,160
33,834
~0.033
RECEIVING FHE t REDUCED HEALS (PEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXi :XXXX XXX XXXX XXX
TOTAL ,.EALS SBVED•••••••••••••·••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL KEALS SnVEO DAILY ••••••••••••••• :
ALL FEDERAL OUTLAYS ••••••••••••••••••••= $
TOTAL PROGRA~ C.A5H OUTLU ~··••••••••' $
STATE ADMINISTRAl JVf EXPENSE 15AE ) ••• : S
FEDERAL COST Of COHHODJT IES •••••• •••• : $
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••: $
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES •••••••••••••••••• : $
135,036,948
4 7.6
622,386
99,264,050
45.4 t
586,668
5,772,898
85.7
35,118
:xxuxuxxuxxx
:xxxxxxx XXX XX XX
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ 35,127,599 • $ 1,203,076 :' $ 201,290
$ 26 0575 0644 $ 1,029,889 r $ 201,2~0
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
31>o66lo20ft o
27.806,823
129,239
8, 725,142 • : s 8,551,955.:$ 173,)8·7 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
~2.624,)35
33,898,993
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:XXX XX XX XXX XXX XXX XX :XXXX·XXXllXXXXXXXX :XXXX XXX XXXX XXX
FEDERAL PRO~RA~ ouTLAY !EXCLUDING SAEI.: s 36,531,965 • :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxx~xxx~xxx
PER CHILD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxuxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 55.37 ' 30.72 : ' 5.03
PE,R IlEAL CCE~TSI ••••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 35.'+ e: 20.8 f :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
-------------------------------------.--------------------------------------
• INCLUDES $ 1,791,109 IN CA~H THAT WAS AUTHlRI'ZED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
IV- SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
JTEH TOTAL SCHOOLS
CHILO CARE
INST ITUT 1 ONS
S UMll ER
CAMPS
--~---------------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------
NU~BER Of OUTLETS ••••••••••••••••••••••'
NUKBER OF HALF-PI~TS SERVED ••••••••••••• :
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES••••••••••~··••••••• S
1 ... 32
3>.572,882
1 0 369 0 388
1,314
. 33,832,064
$ 1,334,740
40
1,556,068
s 30,952
18
184, 7!>0
3, 696
-----------------------~------:---.!.-------------J.-------------- .
27
ALABA~A
V- SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAK 1/
TTEK : SUKMER ONLY
NO. OF OUTLETS IPEAKI.:
ADA I PEAK) •••••••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SE~VED •••• :
PERCENT FREE MEALS •••• :
85
12. 702
1,038,588
1 oo.o t
YEAR ~OUND
110
4. 754
2a794, 774
n.5 t
1/ EKCLUDES NlNFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PRJVIDED S
ITEK SUMMER ONlY
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $ 417,848
CASH •••••••••••••••• : $ 417,848
COMMODITIES ••••••• ~.: $
PER MEAl•••·~··•••••: 40.2 e
41,037 TO 18 OUTLETS ~ITH AOA OF
TEAR ROU~D
$ 534,053
$ 48 0,605
$ 53 ,4~ 8
: 19.1
5,904.
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-----------------------------
VI - FOOO DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
· ---------------------------~--· --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OUTLE"TS
PER SONS
PARTICIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMODITIES
------------------------------~----------------------------------------------~-------------------------------
SCiOOLS •••••••• ••••••••••••••• .. ••••••: ~91,036 28,040,180 $
SECTIONS 32 t 416 ••·•••• ••••• -·· •• •• :X XX XXXXU U UU XKXXKXXX: 22,521,834 $
SECTION 6. • •• •• •• •• •• ••. •• •• • '•• •• •• :X XXXX XXXX XX XX XX XX XXX XXX: 5,301,762 s
SPECIAL FOOD SE RV IU •••• •• •••••• •• •• ~KXX ~XXX XUXXUX XUXXXXX ~ 216,584 $
INS TJ TUTI ONS ••• •• ••••• ••• •••••• •••••• : Z1 ,z 77 1,211,595 s
tEAR ROUND •••••••••••• ,. .•••••.•••• ••:
~
l3 ,942 1,140,548 $
SUM ~ER CA~PS••••• • •••••••••••••••••: 7,335 71,047 $
NEEDY PERSONS •••••• •••••••••··-·•••••• 223,625- 71,448,418 $
NEEDY FA MIllE S • ••••• •••. •• ••• •• •• ••: 219,5-49 71,027,625 $'
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD •••••• •• ~ ••• •••• •• : 802 334,573 $
D !SUTER RELI EF•••••••••••••• •••••• : 3,274 81>,220 $
TOTAL•••••••••••••• ••••••••••••·••·•···= 135,938 100,700,193
: .
CASH ASSLSTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMilY P~OGRA"••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••S
TOTAL P~OGRAK COST !CASH t CO"IIODITJESI ••••••••••••••••••••••• -•••••••••••••••••••••••••• S
v EXCLUDES $ 1,791,109 IN CASH THAT WAS AUT'IORilfD IN LIEU OF CO"MODITIES \JNDER P.l. 93-13.
VII- FOOD SHIIP PROGRAM-. STATE
c o u P a N s ISSUED
6,987,481
5,298,552
1, 635 ,48 I
53 ,44 8
241 ,ooo
225 '70 7
15' 293
18,078 .oo 0
17,981,731
73,547
22.72 2
25,306 ,4S 1
1 ,428 ,29 4
I
26,734.77 !7
0
•
NUIIBER
OF
PROJECTS
Y~·AR -E NO : - ·-------------------------------------------------------------------
'PARTICIPATION MO. AYC..
TOTAl CASH BONUS PER P ERSQN
--------------------~--
25 Z09,307 21,497,967 42,168,178 s 17 .15
--------------------------------· -------------~----------------------------------~----------------------------
FNS/PROGRAII REPORTING STAFF
28
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20250 ALASKA
SU~MARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FV-1913
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
ITEM CASH COMH:JDITIES TOTAL :PERCENT OF U~. TOTAL ---------------------:----------------------:---------------------:---------------------:---------------------
FEDERAL EKPENDITURES.: '• 637,679 • 9ol81 1 788 • : .24 ~
o INCLUDES S 116,403 IM CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU Of COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
II - AVA.ILABILIT'f OF CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOU
TOTAL
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
:-----~----------------:------------------------:-------------------.__ __ _ ITEM PERCENT
NUMBER !If TCITAL :
PERCENT :
NUMBER OF TOTAL :
PER CENT
Of TOTH
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 406 282 : 1>9 .5 % 67 16.5 % 32 : 7 .9 %
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 406 =~xxxxxxxxxx(:Kxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxx~xxxx~:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLMEM T. •• •• : 94,299 75,800 : 80.4 % 35,354 37.5 :t 5,621 : & .o '
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 94,2 99 : XXXX XXXUXXX :x XXXX XXX XXX :XXX XXXXXXXXX :xx XXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXX X: XX XXX ~XXX XXX
Ill- CHILO ~UTRITION PROC.RAHS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM .. TOTll NA Tl ONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROC.RAH
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NON FOOD
ASS IS lANCE
PRO C.RAM
PAR Tl Cl PANTS (PEAK REACHED 1 ••••••••••••• :JlXJlXXXUXXXXXXXXXXX: 44,303
14.764
4o319
1,995
4,834
RECEIVING FREEt REDUUD HEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :XXXX XXX XXXX XXX
TOTAL MEALS SHYED•••••••••••••·•••• •••• :
PERCENT fREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SE~VED DAILY•••••••••••••••:
All FEDERAL OUTLAYS •••••••••••• · ••••••••~ S
TDHL P~OGRA~ CASH OUTL-AY •·•• •••••••• : S
HATE ADM IN IS TRAT IVE EXPENSE ISH J ••• : S
FEDERAL COH Of C OHHDDI Tl ES -~··••••••= S
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••= S
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••·•••• •••• : S
1>,991>,938
35.9 '
41.258
b .495,599
34-8 '
38,101
501i339 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
50.1 :t :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
3.157 :XXX X XXX XXX XX XX
1,635,431 • : S 1,501>,715 • : S f>5o210 : S 36 1789
1.-()ftZ,O'>"'
26, 1>57
5!>1>.730 •
2. 52.4, 794
1,958,01>4
• s 955·.D25 s 50,230 : s 36.789
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: s 551.690 • : $ 15,040 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:XXXXXXXXXX XXX XX XXX :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX :XXXX XXX XXXX XXX
FEDERAL PROGRA~ OUTLAY IEXCLUDlNG SAE).: S 1.608,774 • :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXIXXXXX
PER CHJLO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 34.D1 s 15.11 : s 7.&1
PER IlEAL ICE.TSJ •••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXUXXXXXXXXXXXX: 23.2. • : 13.0 t :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
o INCLUDES S 111>,403 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
ITEM
NUMBER OF OUTLETS ••••••••••••••••••••••• :
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERYEO••••••••••••=
FEDERAL EXPEND! TURES•••••••••••'•••• •••• : S
IV -SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
TOTAL
124
lo330,120
32,994
SCHOOLS
124
1 ,330,120
32,994
. .
s
CHILD CARE
INSTITUTIONS
s
SUM ER
CAMPS
--------------------------·----------------------------------------------------
29
ALASK~
IlEM : SUMMER ONLY
NO. OF OUTLETS IPEAKI .:
ADA !PEAK I ••••• ••••••• :
TOTAL ~EALS SE~VtD •••• :
PERCENT FREE MEALS •••• :
V - SPE:I~L FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM
YEAR ROUND
4
126
139,950
96.7'
ITEM
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: S
CASH •••••••••••••••• : $
COMMODITIES •••••••• ,: $
PER MEAL •••••••••••• :
VI - FJOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
SUMMER ONLY
s
$
: $
YEAR ROUND
22,564
2 0,615
1,949
11>.1
OUTLETS
PER SONS
PARTICIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMODITIES
SCHOOLS •••••• •••••• •••••• ••••••.•••••• : 50,307
SEOIONS 32 L 411> •••••••••••• •••••• :XXXXXXXXKXXXUXXKXXXXXX:
SECT l ON 6 •• •• •• ••••••••• ••• •••••••• :x XX XX XXX( XX XX XX XK XX XXXX:
SPECIAL FJOD SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXX(XXXXXXXXXXXXXX:
INSTITUTIONS ••• •••••••••••••••••••• •• :
fEAR ROUND •••••••••••••• ••• •••••••• :
SUM~ER C~MPS •••••••••••••••••.•••••• :
NEEDY PERSONS •• •• •• •••••• ••••••·•••• •• :
NEEDY HMILIES ••••••••••••••• •••• •• :
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD ••••••••••••·••••••:
DISASTER REll EF ••••••••••••••••••••:
TOTAL ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• :
6,250
2,800
3,\50
5&,557
2,011,928 $
1,616,761 $
388,004 $
7,163 $
329,325 $
288,188 $
41.137 ' $
' s
$
2,341,253 $
CASH ASSISTAijCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY P~OGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
TOTAL PROGRA~ COST ICASH t COMMODJTIESI ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••• $
EXCLUDES S 111>,403 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU Of COHHODlliES UNDER P.l. 93-)3.
VII - FOOD ST~MP PROGRAM - STATE
C 0 U P 0 N S ISSUED
452,276 •
336,051
~~4.,276
I ,94 9
69 .oo 0
59,03 2
9 ,9& 8
521 .276 0
521 ,216
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PAR TIC I,PAT ION =-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ~0. AVG.
tOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSON
21,749 $ 9,293,811 s 1,172,012 $ 7,421.799 $ 27 .05
FNS/PROGRAM RE•ORTJNG STAFF
30
...
ITEM
UNIHD STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
IIASilNGTON, D. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY -1973
I -TOTAL FEDE~Al OUTLAY FOR ALL FNS PROGRAMS
CASH COKKODIT IES TOTAL
AR lZONA
I PERCENT Of U.S. TOTAL -----------------: ------------------:-----------------: --------------------: -------------------
FE~ERAL E~PENDITURES.: 21,184,4&2 3,96&,874 • 25.751,336 • : . :
o INCLUDES l b75o9S.8 IN CASH THAT liAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF COMHODIT'I~S UNDER P.L. 93-13.
II -AVAILABILITY OF CHilD ~UTRITION PROGkAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
PUBLIC AND
PRIVaTE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
:--------------:------------------1--------------------
ITEM PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER Of TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL
TOTAL SCHJOLS •• •• •••• : 990 &95: 70.2 ~ 151 15.3 ~ 75: 1.6'
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 990 :xxxxxxxxxxx~:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLKE~T ••••• : 450,508 394,832 : 87.b ~ 104,1b5 23.1 \ 43,458 : 9.6 t
ELIGIBLE ENROLLHNT •• : 450,5 08 : XXXX XX XX XXXX :XXKXX XUXXX :x XX XXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXXX :XX XXX XXXX XXX
Ill -CHILO ~UTRITIO~ PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
NA Tl ONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NON FOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRA~
PARTICIPANTS CPEAK REACHEOI ••••.•••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 2&5,470
78,5.22
17,990
13,810
3 6 ,4& 1
HCEIVJNG fREE t REDUCED KEUS IPEAKI:XXUXXCXXXXXXXXXXXX: :X XXX XXX XXXKXXX
TOTAL HEALS sn VED. ••••••••••••·••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE.•-••••:
TOTAL HEALS SHVEO DAILY•••••••••••••••:
ALL fEDERAL OUILAYS ••••••••••••••••••••: S
IOTAL PROGRA~ CASH OUTLU .............. : S
STATE AOMINHTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEJ ••• : S
fEOEUL COST OF COMMODITIES ••••••••••• : S
TOTAL VALUE OF fOOD USED •••••••••••••••• : S
LOCAL FOOD PJRCHASES ••••••••••••••••• : S
!ol,077o988
29.0
237,838
38,413,935
25.7
222,737
2o6b4,053 lXXXXXXlXXXXXXX
7&.9 ~ :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
15 o10 1 :xxxxxxx xxxxxxx
S 10,338,&11 • S 452 0 716 : S 171,258
s 7,035,840 $ 372,85~ : s 171,258
11,018,735 • :
7,579,952
56,090
3o382,693 #
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: s 3,302,771 • : s 79,922 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
I 5,750, 320
12,3&7,&27
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
fEJERAL PROGRA~ UUTLAY CEXCLUOING SAEJ.: S 10,9&2,6~5 • :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILO •••• ••••••••••••••••'••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: S 38.94 S 25.17 : S 4.70
PER MEAL CCEHS 1. •••••••••••• ••••••• :XXUXXXXXXKXXXUXXX: 2b.9 I : 11.0 I :XXXXXXX XXX XX XX .
• INCLUDES S . b75,958 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF COHKODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
ITEM
NU~BER OF OUTLETS •••••••• o. ••• ·-••••••••=
NUMBER Of HALf-PINTS SERVED ••••••••••••• :
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES •••••••• ~ •••••••••• : S
IV -SPECIAL K1lK PROGRAM
TOTAL
85&
h,14b 0577.
500 ,19~
SCHOOLS
7"<9
14,2 29,258
489,38b
CHILO CUE
INSTITUTIONS
96
358,595
7,1>33,
S Ull'l ER
CAMPS
11
158, 724
3, 115
---------------------:-------------·--------~--:---:--.------------------------------
31
ARIZONA ,
V - SPE:I~L FOOD SERVICE PROGRAK 1/
-----------------------------------------------------------------------~-------------------------------------- ITEK : SUKHER ONL \'
NO. Of OUTLETS (PEAK).:
AD~ I PEAK) •••.••••••••• :
TOTAL HEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FREE ~EALS •••• :
37
5, 523
16D. 398
B 5.4 !t
YEAR ~OUND
41
1,769
1 ,256, 95 5
53.0 !t
1/ EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISlANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED S
ITEH , SUHHE R ONL \'
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: S
CASH ••••••• ~ •••••••• : S;
COHHODITIES ••••••••• : $
PER HEAL••••••••••••:
33 ,997
33,997
21 .2 e
7, 397 TO · 14 OUTLETS WITH ADA Of
VI - FJOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAK
s
s
s
YEAR ROU~D
n2,n9
H5,568
2 7,18 1
17.7
1>52.
OUTLETS
PER SONS
PARr IC I PAT lNG POUNDS
: . FEDERAL COST FOR
COHKOD IT I ES
SCHOOLS ••• ••• ............. ••• ••.•••••• : 298,772 10,987,538 $ 2,733,916 ..
SECTIONS 32 t 416 •••. ••. ••• ••.•••• •• :X XX XXXXU U XX XX XUXXXXX: 8,788,497 $ 2oD76,819
SECTION 6 •• •• •• ••••. ••••••• ••·- •••• :XXX XX XXX( XX XXXX XX XXXXXX: 2,093,180 $ 629,91 b
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE •• -. · ••••• ••• •••• :pXXUX XUX XX XX XUXXXXX: 105,861 $ 27 .18 !
INS Tl TUTI OMS. •• •• •• ••. ••• ••••• ••• •• •• : 13 .~25 574,409 $ 133 .oo 0
rEAR ROUMD•••••••••••••••••••'••••••: 5,&20 441,562 $ 94,68 6
SU~IIER CAMPS. •• •• •••••• ••••• -·· •••• : 8,305 132,847 ' 38.31 4
NEEDY PERSONS •• •••• •••• •• •••••••••• •• : 19 .o Z1 1,935,098 $ 421t .oo 0
NEEDY f~KILIES ..................... : 18 ,091 1,910,571 $ 418 ,95 3
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD ...... ••••••·••••••: $
DJHSTER RELIEF••••••••••••••••••••: 931> 24,527 s . 5,04 7
--------------------------------------------------------------------------.- -----------. ------------------------
T Q TAL ••••. ••••• •• •••• • ••• • •••• • ·•• • ••• : 331,124 13,497,045 $ 3',290,916 •
-------------------~------------------------------------------------------------------------------~--------
CASH ASSISTA~CE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY P~OGRAN••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••S
TOTAL · P~OGRA~ COST !CASH t COI'IKOD IT lESt •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
53 ,oo 0
3,343,916
EXCLUDES S 675,958 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTtiOR!lED IN LIEU OF COMKODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
Vll - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - STATE
t 0 U P 0 N S I S S U E D
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
14 77,964
TOTAL . :
:
zt,199,411 • :
--------------------------
$
o fNClUDES FOlD STAHP DISASTER PRDGRAK WHICH PROVIDED S
IN 4 PRJJECT AREAS.
FN~/PROGRAII REPORTING STAFF
32
CASH
7,141,147 $
BONUS
13,358~21>4. :
:
~0, AV,.
PER P ERSDN
$ 16.08
125,452 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR 9,411 PERSONS
I"
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UNITED HATES OEPARr~E~T OF AGRICULTURE
fOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WAS-IINGTON, D •. C. 20250 ARKANSAS
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
H-1913
I -TOtAl FEOHAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
ITEM CASH COHHOOI TIES TOTAL :PERCENT OF U~. TOTAL ---------------: --------·--------: --------------:-----------------: --------------
FEDERAL EKPENOITURES.: 59,762,978 $ 6,133,311 • 65,896,289 • : 1 .7 2 '
o INCLUDES l 978,135 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHJRIZED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
II - AVAILABILITY OF CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
PUBLIC A NO
PRIVAtE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
: ----.------:-------:-----------------------:--------------------
ITEM PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAl : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PER CENT
OF lOTH
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 1,343 1.317: 98.1 :t 252 18.8 :t 53: 3.9'
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 1,343 :XKKKXKKxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLHE~T ••••• : 471,447 4&8,592: 99.4 :t 69,30& 14.7 :t 18,677 : 4.0'
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 4 71,4 47 : XX·XX XX XXX XU :X XX XX XX XXX X :XXX XXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXXX :XX XXX XXXX XXX
Ill -CHILO ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEH rant
NA Tl ONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NON FOOD
ASS IS TANC E
PRO GRA ~
P U Tl Cl PANTS I PEAK REACHED I ••• • .•• •• ••• .:XXKXXXUX XX XX XU XXX: 350,357
141,729
24,250
18' 576
16,733
RECEIVING FREE t REDUCED MEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxx XXX XXXX XX X
TOTAL MEALS SE~VEO ••••••••••••••••••••• :
PERCENI FREE AND R~OUCEO PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY ••••••••••••••• :
ALL FEOER~L OUILAYS ••••••••••••·•••• •••• : S
TOTAL PROGRA~ CASH OUTL11Y ••••.•••••••• : $
STATE ~OMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE fSAE J ••• : S
FEDERAL COST Of COMMODITIES ••••••••••• : S
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••·••••••••: $
LOCAL FOGO PJRCHASES•••••••••·••••••••' S
56,717,480
42.2 "'
335,037
18,521.793 •
13,406,03&
61,484
5,054,213 ..
ll,4Z9,946
1&,375,673
53.358.265
40.1 "'
313.874
3,359,215 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
77.1 it :XXXXXXXXXXKXXX
21 ,.163 :xxxxxxx xxxxxxx
s 17,737,781 0 : s 611,846 : s 110,682
$ 12,784,284 S 511,070 : S 110,6BZ
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: s 4,953,497 0 : $ 100,776 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEOER~L PROGRA1 OUTLAY !EXCLUDING SAEI.: S 18,4&0,309 o :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXIXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILD •••• •••••••••••••••···•••••••:XXXXXXXXXXKXXXXXXXX: $ 50.63 S 25.23 : S 6.&1
PER !lEU ICEHSI •••• ~··••••••· ••••••• :XXXXXXXUXKXXXXXXXX: 33.2 ·e : 18.2 e :XXXXXXXXXXUXX
• INCLUDES S 978,735 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHJRIZEO I~ LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.t. 93-13.
ITEM
NU~BER Of OUTLETS •• •••··'·•••••••••• •••• :
NUMBER Of HALF-PINTS SERVED ••••••••••••• :
FEDERAL EXPEND! TURES ••••••••••••••••.•••• : $
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
TOTAL
1 ,362
21,&99,950
902 ,35~
33
s
SCHOOLS
1,332
23,2 33,360
893,036 s
CHILD CARE.
INSTITUTIONS
12
228,185
. 4,551 s
SUKM ER
CAMPS
18
238,405
4, 772
Y - SPECI~L FOOD SERVICE PROGR~M 1/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ITEM : SUMMER ONLY YEAR ~OUND ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND
NO. OF OUTLETS IPEAKI.:
ADA !PEAK) •••••••••••• :
TOTAl "E~LS SE~YEO •••• :
PERCENT F~EE MEALS •••• :
20
3, B31
236,761
100.0 '
34
2,428
1,544,483
~2.6 '
1/ EXCLUDES NJNFOOO ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PRJVIDED $
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $
CASH •••••••••••••••• : $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : $
PER MEAL •••••••••••• :
113,676
101 ,900
ll. 776
48 .o
5,153 TO 2 OUTLETS WIT~ ADA OF
VI -FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
$
: $
$
28 0,047
119,785
100,2&2
18.1
70.
OUTL fTS
PER SOliS
PART IC I~At II'(; POUNDS
fEDERAl COST FOR
COMMODITIES
SC~OOLS •••••••• •••• ••••••••••••·••••••: 380,86& 15,315,168 $ 4,187,576 •
SECTIONS 32 L 416 •••••••••••-•••-·•:XXKXXUUXXXUXXKXXXXXX: 11,953,184 $ 3,193. 9& z
SfCTION 6 •••••••• •• ••••• •• •••••••••• :x XXXXXXU XX XX XX XX XXX XXX: 2,964,377 $ 881,576
SPECIAL FOOD St RV ICE •••••••• • ·•• •••• :X XX XKXX H XKXUX XX XXX XXX: 397,607 $ ll2 ,03 8
INSTITUTJOIIS ••••••••••••••••••••••••• : 13,987 985,794 $ 202.00 0
YEAR ROUND ••• ••••••••••••••••·••••••• 9,350 847,755 ' $ 171,591
SUM ~ER CAMPS. •••• •••••• •••••• •••••• : 4 ,&37 .138 .039 $ 30,40 9
NEEDY PERSONS •• •••• •••••••••••-•••• •• : 38 ,8 29 3,499,058 $ 765,000
NEEDY FAMILIES ••• •••••• ••••••••••••: $
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD ••••••••• ~ •••••••• : 8 ,519 3,491,991 $ 749,883
6,084 •• $ 14 17!>9 ••• DISASTE~ RELIEF •• ••••••••••••••••• •• : 30,310 983 $ 34 8
TOTAL •••••••••• ••••••••••••••••·••••••: 19,800,020 $ 5,154,576
CASH ASSISTA~CE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMilY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
TOTAL P~OGRA~ COST !CASH t C011MODITIESI ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S 5,154,516
o EXCLUDES $ 978,735 lN CASH lHAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU Of COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
u IKCLUOEO U KEEDY PHSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRIBUTI~G
CENTE~ BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY TO SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS.
VII -FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - STATE
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------~----------------------------
NUHBER
OF
PROJECTS · :
75
YEAR-END
PART ICI PAT ION
226,932
C 0 U P 0 N S I S S U E D
:------------------------------------------------------------------------------~- MO. lVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSON.
71.255,616 • s 26,149,355 45,106,261 • : s 17 .05
INClUDfS FOaD STAMP DISASTER PRO,RAH NHICH PROVIDED S 231,273 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR 8,658 PERSONS
lN 13 PROJECT AREAS.
34,
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UNITED STATES DEPARTME~T OF A~RICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WAS~IK~lONo D. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1973
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
ITEM CASH COMMQDITIES TOTAL :PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL -----------------: --------~---------: -----------------:-----------------:-----------------
FEDERAL EKPENOITURES.: $ 2 84 .~97 0 384 42.341.548 • 326.938.932 • . : 8.5 3 t
o INCLUDES $ 3o874o081 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF COM~OOITIES U~OER P.l. 93-13.
II - AVARABILITY OF CHILO ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST ~ONFOOO ASSISTANCE
PUBLIC AND :------------------------:------------------------:-------------------------
ITEM PRIVATE PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT
SCHOOLS NUMBER QF TOTAl : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOT'L
TOTAL SCHOOLS •• •••••• :
oliGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• :
8.763 5.648": 64.5% 631 7.2 :t 564: b.4 :t
8 0 1>63 :XUXXXXUXU UXUKXUXXX :XXX XXXXXXUK :XXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXXX :XX XXX XXXX XXX
TOTAL ENROLLME~T ••••• : 5o009o000 3o696.756 : 73.8 % 412.309 8.2 :t 288o07i : · 5.8 :t
Ell G I Bl E ENROLL HE NT •• : 4 0 984 • 0 00 : XXXX XX XXX XXX :x XXXX XX XXX X: XXXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX :XX XXX XXXX XXX
_____________________I_I_I_-_C HILO ~UTRITION PRO~RAMS IN SCHOOLS ..;_ _________________________________________ . _____ _
ITEM lOTH
NAT! ONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PRO GUM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NON FOOD
AS SIS TANC E
PRQ GRAM
r AH I CI PA~TS I PE.AK REACHED 1 •••• •• •••••• :xXXXXXUX XUXXXXXXX:
RECEIVIN~ FRE"E t REDUCED MEU S IP EAK I :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:
1,451.330 115,150 27 3 o6b 7
696.664 • 107.665 :xxxxxxx xxxxxxx
fOIAL !IEALS SHVED••••••••••••••••••••••
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE.•-••••:
TOTAL MEALS SUVEO DAILY•••••••'••••••••• • All FEDERAL OUTLAYS ••••••••••••·••••••••• S
TOTAL PROGRA~ CASH OUTlAY•••-••••••••• $
STATE ADMJNISTRAl IVE EXPENSE ISAE J ••• : S
FEOEUL COST OF COHHOOITIES •••••••••• : S
IOft.L Yt.LUE OF FOOD USED •••••••.•••••••• : S
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES~ •• ~•••••••••••••: S
2~3. 034.037
52.2
1.418.11>8
224 w775o203 18,258.834 ;XXXX XXX XXXX XX~
48.8 :t 94.6 t :XXXX XX~ XXXK XXX
:
1.378.772 109.396 :xXXX XXX XXXX XU
:
:' 78.962,632 0 $ 4,525.506 : $ 1oi41.211
$ 60.491.767 $ 3,977 0 741 : S 1 0 141 0211
:xxx XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX IX XXX XXX XXXX XX}
,4.80I.978 •
b5. 61 o. 719
172.629
19.018.630 • : s 18.470.865 o : s 547.765 :xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
lOBo Uo3o453
89.144.823
. :
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxA
FEDERAL PRO,RA~ OUTLAY IEXCLUDI~ SAE).: $ 54 0 629 0 349 • :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILD ............................. rxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 54.41 s 39.30 : s 4.17
PER MEt.L CCEMTSI.•••••••••••-••••••• fXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 35.1 e : 24.8 e :XXXXXXXXXXXXXlC
------------------------------------------------------' ------------
t I NCLUOES. S 3o874o081 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF COHMODITIES UNDER P.L; 93-13.
IY - SPECIAL MILK PRO,RAM
---------------------------------------------------------
ITEM TOTAL SCHOOLS
: · CHILD CARE
INS TJ lUll ON S
S UMM Ell
CAMPS
-----------------------------------------~--------.... --------------""'---- :
~U"BER Of OUTLETS ••••••••••••• .. ••••••••=
WMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED••••·-·•••••'
FEDERAL EXPENOI TURES•••••••••••'••••••••t S
a .102
199 0665 o962
1> 9 868 o064
35
7.494
185.876.101
S 6 0592 0 267
438
9 0 152 9 337
s 183.047
370
4.6 37. 524
s 92, 750
CU{FOUU
V - SPECI~L FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
ITEM : SUMMER ONLY YE~R ~OUND ITEPi SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND
:
NO. OF OUTLETS IPEU).: 1,009 1!>6 FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $ 2.178,357 $ 72 5,917
ADA IPEAKJ ••••• u ••••• : 115. 5b4 5,958 CASH ••• ~••••••••••••: $ 2,159,8!>5 $ 55 9,491
TOTAL KEUS SH YEO •••• : 8 ,005 ,]42 3,078,687 COHHOOITIES ••••••• ~.: $ 18,492 $ 1b b ,42 6
PERCENT FRE:E HEALS •••• : 10 o.o ~ ~9 •. 0 % PER HEAL •••••••••••• : 27.2 23.6
II EXCLUDES NJNFOOD ASSISTANCE fUNDS WHICH PR3VIDED $ 9,499 TO 8 OUTLETS WtTH ADA OF 589.
VI - FJOO DIST~IBUTION PROGRAM
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
OUTLETS
SC~OOLS ••••••••••••••••••••••• ~··••••:
• ER SIJNS
PART IC !PAT lNG
1,702,282
SECTIONS 32 ~ 41b •• • ••• ••• • .......... :XXX XX XXXX XX XX XXXXXXXXXX:
HCTION b. • •• •• •• •• •. ••. ••• •• •• •• •• :X XX XllXX H XX XX XX XXXXXXXX:
SPECIU FOOD SERVf[E ••••••••••• J•··=xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
: . :
INS Tl TUTI ONS. •• •• •• ••••••••••• ••••••• : 154,2b7
YEAR ROUND ••••••• •••• •• •••••• •••• •• : 9D,267
SUMMER CAMPS••••••••••••••••• ••••••: 6~.000
NEEDY PERSOMS •• ••••••••••••••••••••••: 263,743
NEEDY FAMILIES ••• •••• •• •••••···•••••: 252,215
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD••••••••••••·••••••: 11,303
DIHSTH REll EF •• ••••••••••••·••••••: Z25
TOTAL •••• •••••• •• •• ••• •••••••~•·•• •••• : 2,120,292.
POUNDS
55.120,022
43,702,480
10,726,563
690,979
9,061,761
7 ,640,299
1·,421,462
81,212,162
77,360,051
3,852,337
374
FEDERAL CO 51 FOR
COMMODITIES
' 15,329,467
$ 12,013 ,08 2
$ 3,071,467
$ 184 ,91 8
$ 1 ;807 ,OD 0
$ 1,434,35 8
$ 372,61t2
$ 21,331,000
$ 20,482 ,7D4
$ 848,152
$ 144 >
$. 38,467 ,4~ 7
•
_________________________________ .., _________________________________________________ .., ... __ ,__ ______ ~
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
JOTAL PROGRA~ COST (CA~H t CDMHODITIESI ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S
73l,51 0
39,200,037
# EXCLUDES S 3,874,081 lN CASH THAT WAS AUntORIZED IN LIEU Of COMMODITIES UNDER P.l. 93-B.
NU~BER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
V1l -FOOD STAMP PROGRAM- STATE
C 0 U P 0 N S I S S U E D
:--------------------------------------------·----------------------------------- MO. AVG.
T DT AL CASH BONUS PER PERSON
: '
426,089,257 # : 217,!>04,140 s 20 8 ,484. 51o 1 .. : s 13 .19 . :
-------------------------------------------~------------------------------------------------------------------
o INCLUDES FOOD STAMP DISASTER PRQ~AM WHI(H PROVIDED S 20,045 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR 1,134 PERSONS
IN 1 PRlJECT AREAS.
36
...
,.
U~ITEO STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD A~D ~UT~ITION SERVICE
WASiiNGTON, D. C. 20250 COLORADO
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1913
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR ALL FNS PROGRAMS
ITEM CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL :PERCENT Of U.S. TOTAL
----------------:-----~-·-------:----------------:-----------------:-----------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: 4,991,269. 36,&30,132 • : • .9 6 ~
o INCLUDES S 813,306 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHJRIZEO I~ LIEU Of COMMODITIES UNDER P.L~ 93-13.
II -AVAILABILITY OF CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
-------------'-----------------------.- ------.- ------------------------------------------------
TOHL
PUBLIC A NO
PRIVU E
SCHOOLS .:
NATIO~AL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASS 1ST ANCE
~-------------:------------------=------------------
ITEM PERCENT PERCENT PHCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER Of TOTAL
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 1,<t04 1,208 : Bb.O ' 125 8.9 t : 68 : <t.8 t
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 1,4 04 : XXXX XXXXXXXK :x XX XX XU XXX :XXX XXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXX :XX XXXXXXXXXX :XX XXX XXXX XXX
TOTAL ENROLLME~T ••••• : 581,702 555,5B9 : 95.5 ' 125,463 21.6 % 32,479 : 5.6 t
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 581,102 :xxxxxxxxxxx~:xxx<xxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
I II - CHILO ~UTRITIOM PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NON FOOD
ASS IS lANCE
PRJ GRA1
PAHICIPAnS I'EAK REACHEDI •••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXUXXUXXX: 278,600
51,329
14.32!
7,533
3 1 01 B 3
RECEIVINC. fREE t HOUCEO HEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXUXXKXKXKXXXX: :xxxux~ xxxx xxx
TOTAL MEALS SER YEO. •••• ••. ••• ••.•••• ••••:
~ERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRTCE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SnVED DAILY•••••••"•••-••••:
ALL FEDERAL OUTLAYS •••••••••••••••••••• : S
TOTAL PROGRA1 CASH DUTLA~ ••••.••••.•••• : $
STATE ADMIN1STRAT lYE HPENSE tHE J ••• : S
FEDERAL COST OF COMMODITIES •••••••••• : $
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED ••••••••••••••• : S
LOCAL FOOD PJRCHASES •••••••• ~-··-••: S
~7,8<t4,75b
21.7 ~
280,9'+3
11,120,414 •
7.824,421
54,011
3,841,982 0
16,981,541
13,1~5,559
46 o009 w01>2
20.7 %
267,470
1,835,694
48.9
13,473
:XXXX XXX XXXXXXX
:xxxxxxx xxuxxx
ZXXUXXK XXXXXU
s 11,271>,394.: $ 267,891 : s 122,ll8
s 7,489,483 s 212,820 : $ 122,118
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxx~xxxxxxxxxx : s 3,786,911 o : s s5.on :xxxxxxxxxxxxu
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxx~xxx
FEDERAL PROG.RA~ OUT LAY fEXCLUDI NG S AE I,: S 11,6&6,403 • :XXX XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX :XXXX XXX XXXK XXX
PER CHILO ••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• :xxxxxxuxuxxx~xxxx: 40.48 s 18.71 : s 3.92
~ER MEAL ICEMTSI •••••••••••• -••••••• :XXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXX: 24.5 ' : 14.6' :XXUXXKXXXXJIXX
o INCLUDES S 813,306 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHQRIZED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
1¥ - S~ECIAL MILK PROGRAM
ITEM TOTAL SCHOOLS
CHILD CARE
INSTITUTIONS ______________________________________________________ __;. _________ _
NUMBER OF OUTLETS••••••••••••••••••••••:
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED ••••.•••••••• :
FEDERAL EXPfNDITURES ••••••••••••••••••• : S
1 ,374
22.892,010
83bw101
37
s
1o292
21.385,579
805 ,861>
22
1.244,739
s 24,911 s
60
2 61, 692 s, 318
COLOR~DO
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM
------------------- ------------------------ ------------------------------------------------------------- ~ -----
ITEM : SUMMER ONl '(
NO, OF OUTLETS IPEAKI.:
ADA lPEAKJ •••••••••••• :
TOTAL ~EALS SE~VED •••• :
PE~CE~T f~EE MEALS •••• :
17
I, 9~0
155,244
90.7
YEAR ROUND
28
1, 568
1,187,510
7 2.9
ITEM
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $
CASH •••••••••••••••• : $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : $
PER HEAl •••••••••••• :
VI - FJOO DISTRIBUTION PRO~RA~
SUHMER ONlY
44,409
31,643
12,76&
28 .&
$
$
$
YEAR ROU~ 0
23 3o570
19 4,049
3 9 ,52!
19.7
OUTLETS
PH SONS
PART IC I PAt n~ POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMHOD IT I ES
SCHOOLS ............................... : 300,452
SECTIONS 32 • 4lb .................. :UXXXXXUXXXHXXHXXXXX:
S fC T I 0~ 6 •• •• •• •• ••• .... ••• • •••••••• H XX XX XXX XXX XXXX XX XXX XXX:
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE •••••••••·••••••:ltXXXXXXUXKXXXXXXXXXXXX:
INSTITUTIONS ......................... :
rEA~ ROUND•••••••••••••••••••'••••••'
SUM~ER nMPS ......................... :
NEEDY PERSONS •• ••••••••••••• .. • •••••• :
~EEOY FAMILIES •••••••••••••••.•••••• :
SUPPLEME~TAL FOOD ••••••••••••·••••••'
DISASTER REliEF •••••••••••••••••••• :
TOTAL .................................. :
b5 ,D26
7,064
57,9b2
1D ,365
10 ,3b5
375,843
12,&27.29D $
10,544,398 $
1,885,822 $
197,070 $
880,588 $
&47,570 $
233,018 $
4,095,146 $
$
4,1B3,512 $
88,31>6)00 1$
$
17,603.024 $
CAS~ ASSISTA~CE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY P~OGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
TOTAL PROGRA~ COST ICASH t CDMMOOITJESI .................................................. $
" EXCLUDES S 813,306 IN CASH THAT NAS AUT>IORilED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
3.080,96 3
2,496. 71 3
531,963
52.29 7
212,000
140. 3~ 5
71.60 5
885 ,oo 0
900 ,83 7
15,837100
4,171,963 ..
",177,96 3
oo EXCLUDED U NHDY PERSOI'I TOTAL. POUIIDS AI'ID/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD IN THE DISTRIBUTION PIPHIH AND 11'1
LOCAL INVENTORY NOT ACCOUNT ED FOR ON THE REPORT li'IG FORM FNS-155.
NU"BER
Of
PROJECTS
51>
YEAR-END
PARTJCIPATJON
118,138
FI'IS/PROGRAK RE~ORTING STAFF
VII- FOOD STAMP PROGRAM- STATE
C 0 U P 0 N 5 ISSUED :--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL
s 38,470,757 s
38
CASH BONUS
15,772,149 22,&98,638
"D. AVG. ·
PER PERSON
s 15 .88
.•.
,. •
JlEM
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHMGTON, D. C. lD250
SU~MARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1913
I - TOTAL FEDE~Al OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
CASH COIIMODITIES TOTU
CONNECTlC UT
:PERCENT OF U.S. THAL ---------------------:----------·-------------:------------------a--:---------•-----------:---------------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: 27,2 97 ,41>9 s 3,383,140 • 30,1>80,&09 • : .s 0 ~
• HICLUDES S 1>01,291 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF COH"ODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
II -AVAILABILITY OF CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
P!!BLIC AND
PRIYAH
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASS 1ST ANCE :------------------------:------------------------:------------------------- ITEM PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : l,!il3 8&2 : 57.0 ~ 31 2.0 ~ lOB : 7.1 t
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 1,512 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAl ENROLLMn T ••••• : 77&,&3& 503,350 : &4 .B ~ 7,573 1.0 t 47,596 : b .l ~
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 77&,!il3 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
I
Ill -CHILD ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
NA Tl ONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOl
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
N[jtj FOOD
ASHS TANC E
PRO GRAM
PARTICIPANTS !PEAK REACHEDI •••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 211,&90
55,135
4,110
3,563
~ 5,407
HCEIVINC. FREEt RtDUCED HEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :XXXX XXX XXXX XXX
TOTAL KEALS SE~VED•••••••••••••••••••••'
9ERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL ~EALS SnVEO DAILY•••••••••••••••:
ALL FEDERAL OUfLAYS ••••••••••••·••••••••: S
TOTAl PROGRA~ CASH OUTLAY••••'••••••••' S
SlATE AOKIN))TRAl IVE EXPENSE ISAE J ••• : S
FEDERAL COST Of COHHODITIES ••.•••••••• : S
TOTAl VALUE OF FOOD USED••••·•-·•••••••• S
LOCAL FOOD PJRCHASES ••••••••• •••••••• : S
205,640
35,057,024 :
24.4 ~
201.957
lt82, 551> :xxxx xxc xxu xu
B4 .6 ~ :XXXX XXX XXXX XXl
3,&83 :XXXX XXX XXXKXX>
s 9,394,158 0 s 102,215 : s 238,154
s 6,550,36lt s 87,738 : s 238,154
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxx~
9,787,326 •
1>,871>.25&
!i2, 799
2. 858,271 o : S 2,843,794 • : · S 14,477 :XXKXXXXXXXXXXl
19,618,329
l1>,7bO,O!i8
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxx~
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxXX)
:
FEafRAL PROGRA~ OUTLAY !EXCLUDING SAEI.: S 9,734,527 • :xxxXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXCIIXXXXXX
PER CHILD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 44.38 s 24.87 : s 5.24
PER ~EAL ICEHSI. ••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 2b.8 e : 21.2 e :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
. • INClUDES S 601,291 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN liEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13 •
IV -SPECIAl MILK PROGRAM
ITEM
NUMBER OF OUTLETS •• ••••••••••••·••••••••=
NUMBER OF HALF-PINtS SERVED••••'•••-••••'
FEDERAl EXPENDITURES•••••••••••••••••••: S-TOTAL
1 ,ft68
55,738,499
1,78&~047 :,s
SCHOOLS
1,31&
54,054,907
1,75.2,313 s
CHILD CARE
INSTJTUllONS
11
l81,&0l
5~754
SUII!I ER
CAMPS
141
1,395, 990
s 27, 920
' .
----------------------------------------------------------------------~
39
CONNECTICUT
IHH : SUHHE~ ONLY
NO. OF OUTLETS IPHKI.:
ADA I PEAK) ••••• ••••••• :
TOTAL IIEALS SE~VED •••• :
PE~CENT FREE HEALS •••• :
42
5. I49
241,776
96.0
V- SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE ' PROGRAM 1/
YEAR ~OUND
84
Z.6D6
1,669, 854
90.0 '
ITEM
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $
CASH •••••••• ~ ••••••• : $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : $
PER HEAL •••••••••••• : .
SUMMER ONLY
61,512
54,028
7,484
25.4 e
1/ EXCLUDES N~NfOOO ASSIST~NCE fUNDS WHIC~ P~GVIDEO $ 14,343 TO 15 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF
VI - FJOD DIST~IBUTION PROGRAM
$
$
$
YEAR ROU~D
3D 3 ,HO
26 2,995
~0.385
18.2
641.
OUTLHS
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAl COST FOR
COMMODITIES
SC~OOLS •••• •• •• •• •• •••••• ••••• ••• ·-··' 233,365 8,964,602 $ ·z ,304 ,84 9 ..
SECTIONS 32 !; 416 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 7,248,796 $ 1.764,131
SEC Tl ON b •• •• •••• ••. • •• • •• • •• .••• .., •• :X XX XX XXXO.X XK XX U XXX XXX: 1,578,455 $ 492,849
SPECIAL fOOD SERVICE •••. •••• -·••• •• :JlXX XXXXXXXX XX XX XXXXXXXX: 137,351 $ 47,86 9
INSTITUTIONS ••• ••••••••••••••••·••••••' 31 ,&09 2,1>33,093 $ 471,000
1EAR ROUND ••••••••••••• •••• •••••••• : 19 .2 31> 2,31>8,203 $ 400,89 5
SUH~E~ CA~PS••••••••••••••••· · -····' 12 ,373 264,890 $ 10 ,}0 5
NEEDY PERSONS •• •• •• •••••• ••••••'••••••' 59 19,965 $ b ,oo 0
.~ EE DY FAMILIES ••• ••••••••••••••••••' $
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD ••••••••••••'••••••' 59 1bo5b9 s 3 ,7D 0
3,396 ... ' 2,300 .. DISASTER RHI EF ••••••••••••••.•••••• : $
TOTAL •••• •••• •• •• •• •• •••• •••• • •·•• ·-··: 265 ,o 33 11,617,660 2,,781,849
CASH ASSISTA~CE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAII •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s ·
TOTAL PROGRA4 COST ICASH t COMMODITIES) •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••• $ 2,781,849
EXCLUDES $ 601,291 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTiORilED IN liEU OF COH"ODITIES UNDER P .L. 93-13.
•• I~CLUDED I~ NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FRO" STATE DISTRI8UTI~G
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED LOC~LLY lO SUPPLE~ENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS.
NUMBER
Of
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PART ICJPATION
131,747
VII - FaOD ST~HP PROGRAM -STATE
C 0 U P 0 N S I S S U E D
:------· ---------------------------------------------------------------M-O-. ~-A-V-G-. ---
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSJN
<tl,658,0D4 $ 23,407,003 $ 18o251o001 ~ 11 .63
~-----------------------------·-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FNS/PROGR~M REPORTING STAFF
40
.,
UNITED STATES DEPART~ENT Of AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WAS~INGTON, D. C. 20250 DELAWARE
SU~MARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROG~AMS
FY-1973
I -TOTAL FEDE~Al OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
ITEM CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL :PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL ------------- -----: ---------'-----------: ----------------: -------------------: -----------------
FEDERAL EXPEND! TUR,ES.: ~ - 2,9 26,923 3,266,649 .. 6,193,572 .. : .I 6 %
o INCLUDES S 224,246 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHJRIZED IN LIEU Of COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
II- AVULABILIH Of CHILD ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAl
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : hREAKFAST NONfOOD ASS 1ST ANCE :------------------------:------------------------:-------------------------
ITEM PERCENT
NUMBH ilf TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
Of TOTAL : NUMBER
PER CENT
OF TOTH
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 227 209: 92.1% 42 1B.5 t 5: 2.2%
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 227 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLlME~T ••••• : 155,39B 137,486: 8B.5% 29,597 19.0 t 3,941 : 2.5%
ELIGIBLE ENROLLM~NT •• : 155,3 98 : XXXX XX XX XX XX :X XX XX XX XXXX :X XXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXX X :XXXX XXXXXXXX :XX XXX XXXK X XX
Ill -CHILD ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTU
NA Tl ONAL
SCHOOL lUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NON FOOD
ASSISTANCE
PRO GRAM
PARTICIPANTS I~EAK REACHEDI ••••.•••••••• :XXXXXXUXXXXXXXXXXX: B 0,690
19,916
3o676
3,143
3,192
RECEIVING FREEt REDUCED MEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :X XXX XXX XIlX X XXX
TOTAL MEALS SERVED••••••••••••• •••••••• :
PERCENT fREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SHVED DAILY ••••••••••••••• :
ALL FEDERAL OUI LAYS •••••••••·•~•·••••• : S
TOTAL PROc;RH CASH OUTLAY •••-••••••••: S
STATE ADMINISTRAl IVE EXPENSE ISAE 1 ••• : S
FEDERAL COST Of COMMODITIES •••••••••• : S
TOTAL VALUE OF • FOOD USED •••••••.•••••••• : S
LOCAL fOOD PURCHASES •••••••••••••••••• :$
12.903,446
26.1
&8.642
3,3D3,649 0
2.272,435
32,234
998,980 ..
5,872.539
4.B73,559
12,409,364
23.7 t
65,361
494,082 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
88.1 % :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxx xxxxxxx
$ 3,141,065 .. $ 103,815 : s 26,535
$ 2o1Sbo907 $ 88,993 : S 21>,535 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: s 984,158 .. : $ 14,822 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PRO(;RAi OUTLAY !EXCLUDING SAEI.: S 3,271,415 o :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILD ••••••••••••••••••• ,. .•••••••• :xxxxxuxxxxxxxxxxxx: $ 38.93 $ 28.24 : s 8.31
PER HEAL ICE~TSI •••••••••••••.••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 25.3 C : 21.0 t :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
o INCLUDES S 224,246 IN CASH THAT WAS AUlH3RIZED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.l. 93-13.
IV -SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
---------------------------~-----------------------------------------
ITEM
NU~BER OF OLITLETS••••••••••••••·•••••••••
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVfD •••••••••••• :
FEDERAL EXPEND! lURES••••••••••··-•••-•••: $
TOTAL
246
B ,!i01,987
291,855
41
SCHOOLS
211
7,617,650
274 ,)1> 7
CHILD CARE
INSTITUTIONS
28
850,800
J7,017
SUMH ER
CAMPS
7
33, 537
1>11
DELAWUE
V- SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM
ITEH : SUMMER ONLY YEAR ~OUNO ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND
..
NO. OF OUTLETS !PEAK).: I~ 26 FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $ 103,391 : $ 119,840
ADA IPEAKI •••••••••••• : 4, 898 1. 326 CASH••••••••••••••••: $ 100,151 $ 108,411
TOTAL HEALS sn YEO •••• : 235. 070 545,U2 COMMOUITIES ••••••••• : $ 3,240 $ 1 1 ,42 9
PERCENT FREE HEALS •• , • : 10 o.o ~ 100.0 ~ PER HEAL •••••••••••• : 44.0 e 22.0
VI - FJDO DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
OUTL fl S
~HSaNS
PARTICIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMODITIES
SC~OOLS •• •••• •• •• •• •••• •• •••• •••••••• : 90,948
SECTIONS 32 ~ 416 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SECTION b •••••••••••••••••••••.••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
I ~S Tl TUT IONS. •• •• •• •••••••••··~··••••=
YEAR ROUIIO ••••••••••••••••••••••••• :
SUHHER CAMPS. •• •• •••••• ••••••'•• •••• :
NEEDY PERSO~S••••••••••••••••••· ••••••:
~HOY FAIIILIE S •••••••••••••••.•••••• :
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD •••••••••••••••••• :
DISASTER ULI EF •• •••••••••••• •••••• :
TOTAL••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••:
~ ,095
5,427
1>1>8
23,975
23,975
121,018
2,766,391
1,987,329
722,914
51>.148
413,532
410,944
2.588
7. B 85,671
7,885,671
11,065,594
$ 789,4()3
$ 545,33 I
$ 229 ,40 3
' 14.1>1>9
$ 'llZ,OQO
$ 111,397 .
' 603
' 2,141,000
$ 2,141,000
$
$
$ 3.042 ,40 3 ..
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~-------------------
..
CASH ASSISTA~CE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY P~OGRAH••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$ 121 ,83 7
TOTAL PROGRA~ COST !CASH t COHHODITIESI •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$ 3.11>4 .240
E XCLUOES $
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
224,241> IN CASH lHAT WAS AUHORilEO IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.l. 93-13.
•
VII- FOOD STAMP PROGRAM- STATE
C 0 U P 0 N S I S S U E D
YEAR-E NO : -----------------------------------------------·----·-------------------
PARTICIPATION MO. AVG,
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER P ERSiiN
$ ' ' $
------------------
FNS/PROGRAII REPORTING STAFF
42
~
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF A~RICULTURE
FOOD A~D NUTRITION SERVICE
WAHINGTON, D. C. 20£50 DIST OF COLUMBU
SUM~ARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
·FY-1913
I - TOTAL FEDEUL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PRO~RAMS
ITEM CASH COMHuDIT IES TOTAL :PERCENT Of U.S. TOTAL ---------------------:----------------------:---------------------:---------------------:---------------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: $ 25.713,101 $ 1,9b5,893 • $ 27,b78,994 0 : .7 2 ~
o INCLUDES $ 234,198 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHaRI ZED IN liEU Of COMMODITIES UNDER P ..L. 93-13.
II - AVAILA81LITY OF CHILO NUTRITION PROGkAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
PUBliC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOul LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE :------------------------:------------------------:-------------------------
ITEM PERCENT
NUI\8ER OF TOTAL :
PERCENT
NUMBER Of TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
Of TOTH
TOTAL SCHOOLS •• •• •• •• : £83 202 : 71 ·" :t 134 47.3 ~ 28 : 9 .9 '
Eli~IBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : £82 :xxxxxxxxxxx(:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLIIE~T ••••• : 1b2,30b 145,780 : 89.8 ' 4b,2b4 28.5 ' 20,4bl : lZ .b '
ElI Gl BLE ENROLL KENT •• : 1b2 ,l4b : XXXX XX XXX XXX :X XX XX XXX XX X :XXX XXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXX :XXXXXXXXXXXX: XX XXX XXXX XXX
Ill- CHILD ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
IT!;H TOHL
NA Tl ONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PRJ GRA~
PUT I C l PA US C PEAK RHCHED l •• ·-·· •• •••. :XXKXXXXXXXXXXl<X XXX·X: 72,257
58,985
18,330
18.257
1 b. 778
RECEIVING FREE t REDUCED MEALS CPEAKI:XXXXXXUKXXXXXXXXXX: :XXXX XXl XXU XXX
TOTAL MEALS SHVEO. •••••••••••• •••• •••• :
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY ••••••••••••••• :
All FEOER~L OUILAYS ••• ~ •••••••••••••••• : $
TOTAL P~OGRA~ CASH OUTLAY••••••••••••: $
STATE ~DMINTSTkATIVE EXPENSE !HE J ••• : $
FEDERAL COST Of COHMODITIES ••.••• ~···•: $
JQ.TAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••: $
LOCAL FOOD PJRCHASES ••••••••••••••••• : $
l3.D69,3~3
80.9 ~
74,578
10,703,383
1b .8 ~
59,251
2,385o9b0 :XXXXXXX XXXXXXX
99.0 ' :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
15,327 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
5,31>4.051 • :
... 542,405
4,754,588 • : $ 536,010 : $ Zl,72'
$ 4,05b,250 ~ 464,431 : S ZI,7Z4
S1, 729
71>9,917 •
4. 73 7. 024
3,91>7,107
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ b98,338 • : $ 71,519 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRA1 OUTLAY IEXCLUD1NG SAEJ.,: $ 5.312,322 • :xXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXlXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILD ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxdcxxxxxxuxxx: s b5.so • 29.24 : ' 1.29
PER liEU ICE~TS '·••••••••••····•••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 44.4 s : 22.5 S :XXXXXUXXXKXXX
• INCLUDES S 234,198 IN CUH THAT WAS AUTHJRIZED I~ LIEU Of COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
ITEM :
IV -SPECIAL !11LK PROGRAM
TOTAL SCHOOLS
CHILD CUE
INSTITUTIONS
S UMI\ ER
CAMPS
------·------":""---------------------------------------------------------~----------
NUIIBH OF OUTLETS •• •••••••••••• •••••••• :
NUIIBER Of HALF-PINTS SERVED••••-·•••••:
FEOERU EXPENDITURES •••••••••••••••••••• :$
2 92
10,517,173
38~ .125
43
$
282
9,318,907
.' 356,,085 : $
10
1,198,'&66
24,D40 ._ ...
DIST ~F CJLUMBI A
ITEM : SUMMER ONLY
NO. Of OUTLETS JPEA~J.:
ADA I PEAK) ••••• •••• ••• :
TOTAL MEALS SE~VED •••• :
Pf~CE~T F~EE MEALS •••• :
180
38. 531
1,H8 ,1>39
1DO.O t
V -SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
YEAR ROUND
48
2. 300
1,1>43.1>58
no.o
llEM
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $
CASH •••••••••••••••• : $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : $
PER HEAL•••••••••••••
SUMMER ONLY
773,772
773 ,681>
Bl>
57 .o
1/ EXCLUDES ~JNFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PRJVIDED $ 7,710 TU I> OUTLETS WITH ADA OF
VI - FJOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
$
$
$
TEAR ROUND
202,449
184,559
1 7,8~0
12.3
28 5.
----------------------~---·----------------------------------------------------.,..----------
OUTLETS
PERS!INS
PARTICIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMOD lT I ES
SC~OOLS •••••• •••• •• •••• ••. ••• •• •• •• ••: 131,418 1,840,71>1> $ 553 ,6~ 5 0
SECTJJNS 32 L 41b ••••••••••••.•••••• :xxxxxxxuxxxxxxxuxxxxx: 1,1D8,485 $ 315,024
SECTION b •• •• •• •• ••• •••. •••• ••••••• :x XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XX XXX X: 1>82,277 ' 220 ,1>9 5
SPECIAL fOOD SERY ICE. ••. w•• •• •• •• •• :x XX XU.XXX XX XKXX XKXXXXXX: 50,004 $ 17 ,971>
INS TITUT I JNS ••• •••• ••••••••••• •.•••••• : 15 .~t&5 &37,997 $ 134,000
YEAR ROUND ••••• ••••• •••. ••••. •• •.••• : 15 ,41>5 1>37,997 $ 134,000
SUH~ER CAMPS. •••••••••••••••••••••••• $
NEEOY PERSONS••••••••••••••••••·••••••• 11 ,929 4,412.711 ' 1,044 ,ooo
NEEDY n!ULIES ••••••••••••••••••••• : SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD •••••••••••••••• w .. : 11 ,9 29 4 ,294., 770 '$ 985 ,611
117,941 00 ' 58,38 9 .. DISASTER RELI H •• ••••••••••••·••••••• $
Tor AL ••••••••••••••••••••••••••.•••••• : 158,812 1>,891 ,474 1,731,1>~5
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PRO~RAH••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
TOTAL PROGRA~ COST !CASH l COMM!IDITIESJ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $ I, 731 ,1>9 5
o EXCLUDES $ 234,198 IN CASH THAT WAS AUT-iORllED IN liEU OF COMMODITIES UKDER P.l. 93-J3.
-* INCLUDED I~ NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DlSTRIBUTED FROH STATE DISTRIBUTING
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED lOCALlY TO ~UPPLEKENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS.
·v11- FOOD STAMP PROGRAM- STATE
C 0 U P 0 N S I S S U E D
NUKBER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PART IC JP AT I ON :-------------------------------------------------------- MO. AVG.
H!T AL CASH BONUS PER P ERSJN
104,232 31>,357,881 16,584,994 19,772,887 s 15 .04
44
•
..
..
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASiiNGTON, D. C. 20250 FLORIDA
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1973
I - TOTAL FEDf~AL ~UTLlY FOR ALL FNS PROGRAMS
llEM CASH TOTAL :PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL
---------------=~--------" ------:---------------:-------------------:-------------------
FE~ERAL EXPENDITURES.: 155,170,718 13,837,472 • 11>9,008,190 • :
-----------------· --------------------------------~------------------------------- -------
• INCLUDES ~ 2,798,277 IN CASH .THAT WAS AUTHlRIZED IN LIEU Of COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
II -AVAILABILITY OF CHILD ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH: BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
: PUB Ll C A NO :----------------:------------------: ---------------·---
ITEM ·PRIVATE PERCENT PERCENT PEHENT
SCHOOLS NIIIBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOHL
------------·-------~------------------------------------------------------------- '"
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 20 312 1o878 : 81.Z ' 411 17.8 t 217 : 9.4 t
E L1 c; I BL E SCHOOLS ••• ••: 2, 2 92 : XXXX XX XXX XXX :x XX XX XX XXXX: X XX XX XX XX XXX: XX XXX X XXX XX :X X XX XXX XXX XX :XX XXX XXXX XX X
TOTAL ENROLLMnT ••••• : 1,1>78,367 1,476,206 : 88.0 t 216,1S5 12.9 t 145,123 : 3.6 t
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 1,1>71,907 :XXXXXXXXXXXK:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXKXXXKXXX
Ill :-CHILD ~UTRITION PROGRAMS, IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
NA Tl ONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
N[)lj FOOD 1
ASS IS lANCE
PRO GRA!I
-------------------------------~-------------------------------------------------~---------------------~---
PUTICIPANTS I~EAK REACHEOI •••••••••••• :XXUXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: ~73,250 58,830 134,5Z9
RECEIVING FREE E REDUCED MEALS !PEAK I :XXXXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXX: 331,222 <.6,829 :XXXX XXK XXXK XXX
TOTAL MEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••:
ALL FEDERAL OUT LAYS •• ••••. ••• ••.•• ••••••: $
TOTAL PROGRA~ CASH OUTLAY••••~•••••••• $
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISH J ••• : S
FEDERAL COST OF COMMODITIES •••••••••• :$
TOTAL VALUE Of FOOO US~O •••••••••••• ~ •• : ~
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••• $
U9,33S,690
31>.2 t
951>, 752
50,4~8.789 0
3 7, 614,003
JZ9, 31>4
12,705,422 •
72,3Z0,387
59,614,965
I
160,587,742 8,747,948 :xxxxxxx xxxxxxx
33.9 ' 77.6 t :XXXX XXX XXXX XXX
902.209 54,543 :XXXXXXX XXXX XXX
s 48,092,976 • s 1,885,660 : $ 340,789
$ 35,649,992 $ 1,623,222 t $ 340,789
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 12.442,984 • : s "262,438 :xxxxxxxxxxuxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:
FEDERAL PROGRA~ OUTlAY (EXCLUDING SAEI.: S 50,319 0 425 • :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILO •••• •••• ••••••••••••••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: $ 49.41 : S 32.05 : S 2.53
PER IlEAl ICf~TS) ..................... :XXItXXXKXXXXXXXXXXXX: 29.9 e : 21.6 e IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
--------~-------------------------------------------------~--------------------------------------------------
• INCLUDES S 2,798 0277 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTHORIZED IN LIEU OF COMIIODIT1ES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
ITEM
NUMBER OF OUTLETS••••••••••••••~··••••••
NUIIBER Of HALF-PINTS SERVED••••••••••·•'
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES•••••••••·-·•••••••• S
IV" - SPECIAL !IILK PROGRAM
TOTAL
lo940
48 ol40 0458
1,1>11>,1>33
45
$
SCHOOLS
1.798
45,998,410
1,573,679
CHILO " CARE
INSTITUTIONS
106
1,1>32.263
s 32.715 s
S Ul'l!l ER
CA!IP S
31>
509,785
10.239
FLJRI DA
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~------------ : SUMMER ONLY
NO. OF OUTLETS IPEUI.:
ADA !PEAK! ••••• •••• ••• ':
TOTAL HEALS SE~VED •••• :
PE~CENT FREE ~EALS •••• :
273
35.054
' ),588,459
9 2.9
YEAR ~OUND
432.
12.95 4
8,279, 705
98.7%
ITEM
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $
CASH •••• •• •• .; •••••• : $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• :$
PER MEAL •••••••••••• :
547,243
543,491
3,752
34 .~
$
$
$
YEAR RDUN D
1.274,492
1,203,202.
7 1 ,29 0
15.4
1/ ~XCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED $ 7,4&9 TO 241 OUTLeTS WITH ADA OF 31,518.
VI - FJOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
OUTLETS
•HSONS
PART IC !PAT UG POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMODITIES
SC-IOOLS •••••••••••.• ••• ••••••••• •••• •• : 1,D82 ,518
SECTIONS 32 • 4l& ................... :xxxxxxxuxxuxxnxxxxxx:
SECTION ~>••••••••••••••••••••••••••:XXXXXXXX(XXXXXXXXXXXXXX:
SPECIAL FOOD SHV ICE ••• ••••••'••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:
INSTITUTIONS ••••••••••••••••••• •••• •• :
YEAR RO !HID ••• ••••••••••••••• .. •••••·:
SUHHER CAMPS••••••••••••••• •-••••••:
NEEDY PER SOliS •• •••• •••••••••••• •••••• :
~EEDt FAMILIES •••••••••••••••.•••••• :
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD•••••••••••-••••••:
DISASTER RELIEF••••••••••••••·••••••:
TOTAL••••••••••••••••••••••••••'••••••:
&2,729
44,949
17,780
100
100
1,145,347
38,551>,759 29,897,953 ' 8,341.13& $'
317,1>70 s
~.220,571> 4,951,217 '• 21>9,359 ' 58 $
$
$
58 '
43,777,393
CASH ASSISTA~CE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROG~AMo•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••S
TOTAL PROGRA~ COST (CASH t COMMODJTIESI ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••• S
EXCLUDES $ 2,798,277 IN CASH THAT WAS AUHORIZED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.l. 93-13 •
•
C 0 U P 0 N S I ~ S U E D
9,982,181
7,354,958
2,552,187
75 ,04 2
1,057 .oo 0
992. ,Of, 1
1>4 ,93 9
8
11 ,039 ,19 5 •
11.039,19 5
NU~BER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MD. AVG.
TOTAl CASH BONUS PER PERSUN
b1 503,333 s 165,&37.600 $ s 114,056,556 S lB .Of>
FNS/PROGRAM REPORTING STAFF
46
\,.I
VII
UNIJEO STATES DEPARTMENT OF A&RICULTURE
FOOD AND NUT~ITION SERVICE
WASiiNGTON, D. C. 20250 c;.EORG 1A
SUHHARY Of FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1913
I - TOT)L FEDE~AL ·OUTLAY FOR All FNS PRO&RAMS
llEH .CASH COHHOO IT IES TOTAL :PERCENT Of U.S. TaTAl -------------: -------------~: ----:-------------:----------------: ----------------
FE~ERAL EKPENDIIURES.: 96,912,961 s 22.~13.183 • 119,326,1~~ • : 3 .1 1 '
---------------------------------------... -~----------------------------------
• INCLUDES S 2,681,~62 IN CASH THAT WAS AUTH.JIUZED IN liEU Of COHHOOITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
II- AVAILABILI1Y OF CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
P\JBLI C A NO
PRIVATE
SC.HOOL S
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
:------------------------:------------------------:-----------~-------------
ItEM PE~CENT
: • NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERU NT
OF TOTAL : NUMBER
:
PE~CENT
Of TOTAL
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 1,858 1.B24 : 98.2 % 280 15.1 ' 155 : ! .3 t
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 1,858 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL EN~OLLMEH ••••• : 1 0 095,348 1.077.449 : 98.4 t 160,426 14.6 % 104,630 : 9.6 t
ELIGIBLE EN~OLLMENT •• : 1,095,348 :XXXXXXXXXXXK:KXXXXXKXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXKXXX
I II - CHI(O ~UTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITH1 TOHL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NON fOOD
ASS IS lANCE
PR~ GRA .~
PARTICIPA~TS IPEAK REACHEDI••••••••••••:XXXXXXKXXXXXX~KXXXX:
~ECE1VING FREE t REDUCED MEALS IPEAKI:XXllXXlXXXXXXXXXXXX:
934,620
375.208
49.300
43,138
9 5,004
:XXXXXXK XlXK XXX
TOTAL MEALS SE~VED. ••••••••••••'••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOfAL KEALS SE~VED DAILY•••••••••••••••:
ALL FEDERAL OUfLAYS ••••••••••••••••••••: S
TOTAL PROGRA~ CASH OUTLAY••••••••••••: S
STATE ADMIN IS TRAliVE EXPENSE ISAE J ••• : S
FEDERAL COST OF COMMODITIES.-•••••• •• : S
:
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•• • ••••-••••••: S
LOCAL FOOD PJRCHASES .................. : $
158,71>1,760
40.7
8W3,408
~9.290,879 •
36,731,514
108,41>5
12,450.900 •
58,337,753
~5.BS6,853
152 .3 07,6 04
39.0 %
848,635
6,454,156 :XXXX XXX lXXX XXX
81.2 ' :xxxxxxx XXX XX XX
44,773 :XXXXXXK XXXK XXX
s 47.558,379 • • 1,301,426 : s 322,609
$ 35.301,104 • 1,!07,801 : s 322,609
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: s 12.257,275 • : s 193,625 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx :~xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx :xxxx xu xxxx xxx
: :
FEDERAL PROGRA~ OUlLAY !EXCLUDING SAEJ.: S ~9.182,414 • :xXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXltXXXUXXXXX
PER CHILD ••••••••••••••••••••.•••••••• :xxi.xxxotxxxxxxxxxxx: s 50.89 s 26.40 : s 3.~0
PER KEAL ICE~TSI ••••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 31.2 ' : 20.2' :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
" INCLUDES $ 2o68 1,41>2 IN C4SH HUT WAS AUTHOR! ZED IN LIEU OF COMMODITIES UNDER P.L. 93-13.
IV - SPECIAl MILK PROGRAM
--------------------·---------------. -------------------------------------------
lTEM TOTAL SCHOOLS
CHILD CARE
INSTITUTIONS
SUII!I ER
CA"'S
-------------~-------------------------------------------------------------
NUMBER OF OUTLETS••••••••••••••••••••••:
NUMBER DF HALF·PINTS SERVED ••••.•••••••• :
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES .................... : S
t ·,90l
42 ,961 ,359
.