Annual Statistical Review Final Report Food and Nutrition Programs FY 1974

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Summary
The Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) was
established in AugiJst 1969 to concentrate on
the administration of Federal food programs.
In fiscal year 1974:
• Federal contributions to food assistance
programs climbed to $4.6 billion. Slightly
over $4 bi II ion represented cash payments
to States and bonus food stamps, while the
value of donated foods totaled $600
million.
FNS/ Program Reporting Staff
February, 1976
Contents
• The number of children participating in the
National School Lunch Program reached a
peak of 25 million. Of these, 9.5 million
children were reached with free or reduced
price lunches.
• Virtually all needy Americans had access
to family food assistance by the end of fis­cal
year 1974.
• A total of 16.1 million people took part in
either the Food Stamp or the Food Distri­bution
Program .
Page ·1 Annual Statistical Review - Summary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
1 Child Nutrition Programs. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
•' National School Lunch Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
School Breakfast Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6
Special Food Service Program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7
Special Milk Program .... . .... . ....... . ....................... . . . . . . . . . .............. 8
Nonfood Assistance Program. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9
Family Food Assistance Programs ..... . . .. ....... .. .... . .. .. ...... . . . .......... . .. . . . . 10
Food Stamp Program .... . . . . .. .. .. ..... . ........................................... . 12
Food Distribution Program . .. ... .. . .. .. .. . .. . .. . . . .... . ........ : . .............. . ..... 13
Special Supplemental Food Program .. . . .. .. . . .. .. ..... . .... . .. . ................ . ...... 14
Explanation of Tables ........ ... .. . .. . ....................... . ...... . .... . .......... . 15
United States, Regional, and State Tables . . ........ . .... . ... . ............. . ......... . .. . 19
Child Nutrition Programs
Through several Child Nutrition Programs
administered jointly with State and local
educational agencies, FNS provides cash and
food assistance to help support food services
to children in public and nonprofit private
schools, child-care centers, settlement
houses, summer day camps and recreation
centers.
In fiscal year 1974:
• The total number of meals served in all
Child Nutrition Programs came to slightly
over 4.4 billion, 49 million more than in fis­cal
year 1973. The bulk of the meals-
4 billion- were served in the National
School Lunch Program.
• The number of free and reduced price
meals increased 8 percent from 1.7 billion
to 1.9 billion.
• Federal contributions to Child Nutrition
Programs totaled $1.6 billion, representing
an increase of 14.3 percent over fiscal year
1973. Of this amount, $1.3 billion was cash
apportioned to States, and the remaining
$300 million was the Federal cost of do­nated
foods.
National School Lunch
Millions of Recipients
School Breakfast
Millions of Recipients
Special Food Service
Millions of Recipients
Down0.8%
25 25.2
20
15
10
5
0
Fiscal Year '73 '74
• Free/ Reduced Price
2
Up 16.8%
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1.5
1.0
0.5
0
'73 '74
[223 Paid
Up 7.2%
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'73
E22J Year Round
• Summer Only
1.78
'74
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• Overall, 84 percent of the food used in the
program was purchased locally by partici­pating
schools and agencies, 3 percent
above the previous year. The remaining
16 percent represents commodities dis­tributed
by the U.S. Department of
Agriculture.
Federal Contributions
(Includes Non-Food Assistance
and Special Milk Programs) Total Meals Served
Billions of Dollars
Up 14.3%
1.5
1.0
0.5
0
Fiscal Year '73
~Commodities
.Cash
Billions of Meals
Up 1.1%
1.60
4
2
0
'74 '73
/
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Free/ Reduced Price Served
Billions of Meals
Up8.1%
4.44 1.87
1.5
1.0
0.5
0
'74 '73 '74
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National School Lunch Program
Oldest and largest of the Child Nutrition Pro­grams,
the National School Lunch Program
was enacted in 1946 to assist the States in
establishing, maintaining and expanding
nonprofit lunch service in elementary and
secondary schools. The availability of the
National School Lunch Program increased
from 24.8 percent of the U.S. student
enrollment when the program began in 1946,
to 85.9 percent in fiscal year 1974.
In fiscal year 1974:
• The program was available in 87,579
schools, 1,198 more than a year earlier.
Participation
• Student participation peaked at 25 million,
representing 57 percent of the children en­rolled
in participating schools- about the
same percentage as the previous year
when school lunch participation peaked at
25.2 million children.
• The program reached 9.5 million needy
children with 1.5 billion free or reduced
price lunches. This compares with 9.0
million needy children receiving 1.4 billion
free or reduced price lunches the previous
year.
(Children Reached-Peak)
Millions of Recipients
Total Lunches Served
Billions of Lunches
Federal Contribution
Billions of Dollars
Down0.8%
25
20
15
10
5
0
Fiscal Year '73 '74
• Free/ Reduced Price
4
Down0.7%
4
3
2
1
0
'73 '74
~Paid
Up 15.8%
1.0
0.5
0
'73
I2Z! Commodities
.Cash
'74
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• The total cost of the Federal-State-local
program was nearly $3.4 billion. The
Federal contribution, including USDA do­nated
food, was $1.4 billion, or 41 percent
of total program cost. ·
• The Federal contribution per lunch
averaged 35 cents, 27.2 cents in cash and
7.8 cents in donated foods. That was 16
percent higher than the previous year, due
in part to new legislation increasing the
rate of Federal reimbursement and requir­ing
semi-annual adjustments in the rates
of payment, to keep pace with food cost
changes.
Cost Per Lunch
Cents
Up 12.1%
84.5
80
60
40
20
0
Fiscal Year '73 '74
~All Other
Federal Cost
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School Breakfast Program
Authorized on a limited basis under the Child
Nutrition Act of 1966, the School Breakfast
Program was made available in 1973 to all
schools desiring it. The Federal Government
provides cash reimbursement, donated
foods , and technical guidance to States to
assist in providing school breakfast service.
In fiscal year 1974:
• The breakfast program reached 1.5 million
children in 11 ,882 schools, compared with
1.3 million children in 9,704 schools in
fiscal year 1973.
• Nearly 83 percent of the 226.7 million
meals served under the program were pro­vided
free or at reduced price to eligible
needy children. The percentage of meals
provided free or at reduced price was about
the same as the previous year.
• Federal contributions totaled $65.9 million
including $6.8 million worth of donated
foods and $59.1 million in cash reimburse­ment.
The total was 63.1 percent higher
than the $40.4 Federal contribution in
fiscal year 1973.
Participation
• The average Federal contribution per
breakfast amounted to 29.1 cents, 8.3 cents
higher than the previous year. The contri­bution
was 39.9 percent higher than the
year before, due in part to new legislation
increasing the rates of Federal payment
and providing for semiannual adjustment
of payment rates in line with food price
changes.
(Children Reached-Peak)
Millions of Recipients
Total Breakfasts Served
Millions of Breakfasts
Federal Contribution
M iII ions of Dollars
Up 16.8%
1.5
200
1.0 150
100
0.5
50
0 0
Fiscal Year '73 '74
• Free/ Reduced Price ~Paid
6
226.7
'73 '74
Up 63.1%
'73 '74
2Za Commodities
.Cash
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Special Food Service Program
The Special Food Service Program was begun
in 1968 to provide assistance for meal service
in year-round day care centers and summer
recreation programs serving needy
school-age children. The program was
broadened in scope during fiscal year 1974,
as responsibility for the food service activities
of Head Start Programs was transferred to
the Special Food Service Program.
In fiscal year 197 4:
• The program was available through a total
19,041 centers, 3,485 more than last year's
total of 15,556. Of this total, some 10,626
centers were involved in the summer
activities and 8,415 were in the year-round
program.
• The program reached nearly 1.8 million
children, 117.8 thousand over the previous
year, representing a 7.2 percent gain.
Participation in the summer phase showed
little change in fiscal year 1974 over fiscal
year 1973, about 1.4 million both years.
The number of children participating in
the year-round activities increased from
225 000 in fiscal year 1973 to 377,000 in
fisc~l year 1974, largely due to the addition
of Head Start Programs.
• A total of 227 million meals were served,
2"4 percent more than the previous year.
Nearly 72 percent of the total was provided
in the year-round program .
• Federal contributions climbed 36.9 percent
to $64.9 million. Slightly over $3 million
represents the value of commodities dis­tributed
by USDA and almost $62 million
was cash reimbursement. Of the total
Federal contribution, the summer
activities accounted for $33.9 million,
while the year-round pr9gram used $31
million.
• Federal contributions averaged 28.2 cents
per meal, compared with 25.7 cents in fi.s­cal
year 1973. Federal contributions for the
summer program averaged 53.2 cents per
meal, 12.3 cents more than a year earlier.
For the year-round activities, these contri­butions
averaged 18.4 cents, 1.2 cents
more than the previous year.
Average Daily Attendance
Millions of Persons
Total Meals Served
Millions of Meals
Federal Contribution
(Including Equipment)
M iII ions of Dollars
Up 7.;:.2..:..o/c.:...o --------,
1.5
1.0
0.5
0
Fiscal Year '73 '74 '73
• Summer Only ~ YearRound
'74
Up36.9%
60
40
20
0
'73
~ Commodities
.Cash
'74
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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, and thus reduces the
cost to the children. This·program is
especially important where there is no
regular food service.
In fiscal year 1974:
• The program was available in 91 ,000 out­lets-
85,000 schools, 2,200 child care
institutions, and 3,600 summer camps.
This compares with the previous year's
total of 99,000 outlets.
• Over 1.4 billion half-pints of milk were
served.
• Federal cash contributions totaled $49.2
million- $47.1 million to schools, $1.2
million to child-care institutions and
$900,000 to summer camps. The Federal
contribution per half-pint of milk averaged
3.44 cents, down 3.1 percent from last
year's 3.55 cents.
Number of Vz Pints of Milk
Billions of,V2 Pints
Federal Contribution
Millions of Dollars
Down 44.1% Down45.8%
2.5 90.8
80
2.0
60
1.5
1.0 40
0.5 20
0 0
Fiscal Year '73 '74 '73 '74
Child Care Centers
Summer Camps
Schools
8
Nonfood Assistance Program
The Nonfood Assistance Program makes
funds available to State educational agencies
to help schools in low-income areas acquire
food service equipment, to establish,
maintain or expand food service programs.
Schools receiving the aid must take part in
the National School Lunch or School
Breakfast Programs.
In fiscal year 1974:
• A total of $27.2 million was provided to
8,489 schools to buy equipment, of which
$13.5 million went to 1,442 schools that
had previously been without food service.
Expenditures were up 78.9 percent over
the $15.2 million used the previous year to
aid 6,442 schools.
Average Daily Attendance in
• Average daily attendance at schools re­ceiving
nonfood assistance was 4.3 million
children, 39 percent above the previous
year's total of 3.1 million. Of the total4.3
million children, 3.6 million were attending
schools with an existing food service, and
the remaining 700,000 were attending
schools that initiated a new program in
fiscal year 1974.
• The average expenditure per school rose
to $3,203, a gain of 36 percent over the
previous year. The average was $9,342 per
school in those starting new programs, and
$1 ,947 per school in those with existing
programs.
Assisted Schools Federal Contributiqn
Thousands of Recipients-Peak Millions of Dollars
Up38.7% Up 78.9%
4.3 27.2
4 25
3
20
15
2
10
1
5
0 0
Fiscal Year '73 '74 '73 '74
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Family Food Assistance Programs
The Food Stamp Program was established as
the primary means of family food assistance
by the Congressional mandate of August
1973. Thus, by the end of fiscal year 1974, the
Food Stamp Program was available in areas
where 94 percent of the U.S. population lives;
with the rest covered by the alternative pro­gram
of direct food distribution. Most of the
remaining food distribution areas had firm
plans to switch to food stamps early in the
fiscal year beginning July 1, 1974.
In fiscal year 1974:
• Some 16.1 million people benefited from
either a Food Stamp or a Food Distribution
Program in the peak month of operation -
3.9 percent more than last year's total of
15.5 million. A rising share, 85 percent, of
these participants were food stamp users
in fiscal year 1974, reflecting the transfer
of 594 counties from food distribution to
food stamps. In the last month of the fiscal
year, some 14.9 million people participated
in either a Food Stamp or Food
Distribution Program , representing a 2.8
percent increase over the same month in
the previous year.
• The average Federal contribution per
person per month increased 20.6 percent in
the Food Stamp Program, from $14.60 in
fiscal year 1973 to $17.61 in fiscal year
1974. In the Food Distribution Program,
the Federal cost of the food ''package''
was $7.97, representing a 5.4-percent
increase over the average benefit per
person of $7.56 in fiscal year 1973.
• Federal expenditures for the Food Stamp
and Food Distribution Programs totaled
$2.9 billion, or almost $535 million more
than in fiscal year 1973.
In addition to the two major programs, aid to
needy persons was also provided through:
Disaster Relief to victims of tornadoes, hurri­canes,
floods, and other natural disasters.
During fiscal year 1974, donated foods and
bonus food stamps were issued to aid 148,000
disastervictimsatacostof$2.1 million. This
compares with $13.1 million spent the
previous year to aid nearly 1 million disaster
victims.
Charitable Institutions which provide meals
to indigent patients and residents. Over 2.7
million persons- the same as the previous
year - were assisted at a Federal cost of
$24.8 million- down 9.5 percent from the
previous year.
Participation
(Year-End)
Millions of Recipients
Federal Contribution
Billions of Dollars
Up2.8% Up22.8%
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15 3.0
2.5
10 2.0
1.5
5 1.0
0.5
0 0
Fiscal Year '73 '74 '73 '74
.Food Stamp ~ Food Distribution
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Food Certificates distributed
to mothers. and infants, for the
purchase of supplemental
foods in authorized retail
stores, at a Federal cost of
$824,700. As fiscal year 1974
ended, 8,103 persons were
taking part in four project
areas.
Supplemental Foods
distributed to mothers and
infants at a Federal cost of " $15.1 million. Bytheendof
fiscal year 1974, 127,300
persons were participating in
152 project areas.
Food Certificates
Participation (Year-End)
Thousands of Recipients
Down21.4%
10 10.3
8
6
4
2
0
Fiscal Year '73 '74
Supplemental Food
Participation (Year-End)
Thousands of Recipients
Down20.2%
150
100
50
0
Fiscal Year '73 '74
• Food Stamp Areas
Food Certificates
Total Federal Contribution
Thousands of Dollars
Down 10.4%
920.8
800
600
400
200
0
'73 '74
Federal Cost of Supplemental
Foods
Millions of Dollars
'73 '74
~ Non-Food Stamp Areas
11
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Food Stamp Program
The Food Stamp Program -started on a
pilot basis in 1961 and enacted into law in
1964- enables low-income households to
buy more food of greater variety to improve
diets. Participants paid a specifi~d amount of
money, based on family size and income, and
received an allotment of coupons worth more
than they paid, when spent for food at
participating stores.
In fiscal year 1974:
• The program continued to expand nation­wide
as an additional 590 project areas
switched from food distribution to food
stamps. Thus, the total number of food
stamp areas rose 26.5 percent- to 2,818
in 49 States and the District of Columbia,
by the end of fiscal year 1974. As a result,
94 percent of the U.S. population- up 11
percentage points over the previous year
- was in areas operating the Food Stamp
Program at the end of the fiscal year.
• During the peak month of operation,
participation reached 13.7 million people,
compared to 12.7 million the previous year.
As the fiscal year ended , participation was
13.5 million people, compared to 12.1
million a year earlier- up 11.6 percent.
• Recipients paid $2 billion and received
food stamps worth a total $4.7 billion,
giving them a food buying bonus of $2.7
billion, up 27.7 percent from the previous·
year. Of the total bonus dollars issued,
slightly over $1.9 million in bonus food
stamps were issued on an emergency basis
to over 61,000 victims of naturardisasters
in 56 project areas in 7 States.
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• Food stamp benefits per person averaged
$17.61 a month, up 20.6 percent from the
previous year. New legislation in fiscal
year 1974 provided for an adjustment of
coupon allotments twice a year to reflect
changes in the price of food.
• The number of authorized outlets
accepting food stamps increased to nearly
201 ,000, a gain of 21 ,000 during the fiscal
year. Included are 197,000 retail stores,
2,600 wholesale outlets and 1 ,200 non­profit
meal delivery service programs for
the elderly.
Benefits Per Person
Participation Food Stamp
(Year-End) Federal Cost of Bonus Stamps (Cost of Bonus Food Stamps)
. Millions of Recipients
Up 11.6%
13.5
12
8
4
0
Fiscal Year '73 '74
~Non-Public Assistance
• Public Assistance
12
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Billions of Dollars Dollars
Up27.7% Up20.6%
2.72 17.61
2.5
15
2.0
1.5 10
1.0
5
0.5
0 0
'73 '74 '73 '74
Food Distribution Program
Since the 1930's, food bought by the U.S.
Department of Agriculture in its
price-support and surplus-removal activities
have been donated for distribution to needy
families through cooperating State and local ·
agencies. In line with the Congressional
mandate to establish a nationwide food
stamp program, most areas of the country
hacfconverted to food stamps by the end of
fiscal year 1974. Indian reservations,
however, were given an option to continue
food distribution until June 30, 1977.
In fiscal year 1974:
• Nearly 2.4 million needy persons received
donated foods in some 388 project areas -
a decrease of 445,000 people and 589
project areas from the previous year. By
the end of the year, participation had
reached a low of 1.4 million- 1 million be­low
the same month in the previous year­as
most areas completed the switch to food
stamps.
• Recipients received a monthly average of
23.1 pounds of food per person at a Federal
cost of $7.97.
• In all, the needy family program dis­tributed
549 million pounds of donated
foods, 40.3 percent less than the 919 mil­lion
pounds distributed the previous year.
• The total Federal cost of the food for needy
families come to $189.4 million, down 21.5
percent from fiscal year 1973, as programs
switched over to food stamps.
• Additionally, 87,000 people- victims of
natural disasters- received 487,000
pounds of donated food at a Federal cost
of $227,000.
Benefits Per Person
Food Distribution
Participation (Federal Cost of Donated
(Year-End) Federal Cost of Donated Food Foods for Needy Families)
Millions of Recipients Millions of Dollars Dollars
Down42.2% Down 21.5% Up 5.4%
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2.44
2.0 200
6
1.5 150
4
1.0 100
0.5 50
2
0 0 0
Fiscal Year '73 '74 '73 '74 Fiscal Year '73 '74
· ~Non-Public Assistance
1
• Public Assistance
k223 Section 416 and 709
• Section 32
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Special Supplemental Food Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WI C)
Pilot Supplemental Feeding Program for
Women, Infants and Children (WIC), begun
in January 1974, provides cash grants to
State health departments and comparable
agencies to make supplemental foods
available to pregnant and lactating women,
to infants, and to children up to 4 years of age
through participating health clinics.
Participation
(Year-End)
Thousands of Persons
Fiscal Year '74
100
80
60
40
20
0
.Women
~Infants
14
105.3
D Children
In the last month of fiscal1974, the program
was serving 205,500 people in 236 project
areas. Federal payments for WIC in the first
6 months of operation were $10.4 million -
with 21 percent of the total spent for clinic
and administrative expenditures, and the
remaining 79 percent representing the cost of
food.
Federal Contribution
M iII ions of Dollars
8
6
4
2
0
Administrative
.Cost
~Clinical Cost
8.25
D Value of Benefit
Explanation of Tables
Total Contributions to Food Assistance
Programs
Total cash and Federal donated commodities
used in each of the nine Food and Nutrition
Service Programs do n.ot include admin­istrative
or operating costs, associated
with the Food Stamp Program.
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, Trust
Territories, and overseas dependents
schools).
National School Lunch Program (NSLP):
National School Lunch Programs are those
that entered into an agreement with the U.S.
Department of Agriculture to:
Serve Type A meals (prescribed food
components meeting approximately
one-third of the daily nutritional
requirements) and
Have 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
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 States to
account for absenteeism. The national
absentee rate was 8.0 percent during fiscal
year 1974. 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 ad ifferent peak
month, thus, the numbers shown tend to
understate the children reached.
State Administrative Expense (SAE): Covers
funds apportioned to States ($3.8 million in
fiscal year 1974) in order to.provide financial
assistance for administering USDA child
feeding programs.
Federal Cost of Commodities: The cost of a.ll
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;
Section 416: Commodity Credit Corpora­tion
price support commodities authorized
under the Agricultural Act of 1949, as
amended; and
Section 709: Commodity Credit Corpora­tion
dairy price support commodities (other
than fluid milk in the case of schools)
authorized under the Agricultural Act of
1965, 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
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Nutrition Division to be about 3 cents per
breakfast in fiscal year 1974. 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 Expense (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 definition of
Participants on preceding page).
Federal Program Outlay per meal is based on
dividing the Federal Outlay excluding SAE
by the total number of meals served.
Special Milk Program
Number of outlets refers to the peak number
of schools, child-care institutions and
summer camps for which claims have been
approved during a single month for each type
of outlet, nationally.
Special Food Service Program
Special Food Service Programs serve
children of school age or under, in non­residential,
nonschool 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:
16
Breakfasts
Lunches
Supplemental Meals (snacks)
Suppers
Federal Contributions:
Cash: Includes Section 13 (National School
Lunch Act) funds and Section 32 funds used
for equipment in fiscal year 1974.
Commodities: Includes the Federal cost of all
federally donated commodities. (See Special
Food Service Outlets described under Food
Distribution Program, below.)
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 NaHonal
School Lunch Act as well as nonprofit schools
not particjpating in the National ,School
Lunch Program but providing elementary
and secondary children with food service on a
nonprofit basis. Subclasses of schools based
on types of commodities utilized includes:
Section 32, 416 and 709 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, 416 and 709
foods. For the purpose of this table and
the allocation of donated foods, Special
Food Service outlets are grouped under
schools.
Institutions: Include all nonprofit outlets,
other than Special Food Service outlets, re­ceiving
Section 32, 416 and 709 foods only.
Institutions are divided into the following two
categories:
Year-round: Outlets operating on a year­round
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, 416 and
709 commodities directly. Recipients in this
category include:
Needy Families: The number of persons
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•
participating in the Needy Family Food
Program during the peak participating
month in fiscal year 1974.
Supplemental Food: The number of eligi­ble
mothers, pregnant women, and
children 5 years of age or under, 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 1974.
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 (see definition of
Outlets on preceding page) during peak
month, nationally.
Pounds: Includes those pounds of all com­modities
reported by the States as distributed
to program recipients during fiscal year 1974.
Federal Cost for Commodities: The actual
acquisition cost, plus those transportation
and storage costs incurred by USDA.
CC!sh Assistance to States for Needy Family
Program: Cash funds allocated directly to the
State agencies for the purpose of providing
financial assistance to the States for
distributing USDA commodities.
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 county.
Persons Participating: The number of partici­pants
reached at the end of the fiscal year,
i.e., June 1974.
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 ANO NUTRITION SERVICf
WASHINGTON, D, C, 20250
SUM~ARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY·1974
I ~ TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR ALL FNS PROGRAMS
UNITED STATES lf
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ITE~ 1 CASH 1 COMMODITIES I TOTAL !PERCENT OF U,S, TOTAL
····--·-·----------·-1·-----·---·-----------I·--------------------J---------·-----------(--------·------------ I 1 l 1
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES,! 4,027,791,482 1 $ 5481505,634 I S 4,576,297,116 I 100,00%
1 I I 1
ITEM
TOTAL SCHOOLS,,,,,,,,:'
ELIGIBLE SCHODLS,,,,,I
I
TOTAL ENROLLMENT,,,,,,
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT,,!
1
ITEM
II -AVAILABILITY OF CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
PU~L'IC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
1 NAT!DNAL SCHOOL LUNCH I BREAKFAST NUNFOOO ASSISTANCE
·---------------------··-l------------------------l-------------------·----- 1 I PERCENT 1 I PERCENT I 1 PERCENT
1 NUMBER I OF TOTAL 1 NUMBER 1 OF TOTAL ;' NUMBER OF TOTAL
l
1101746 I 87,579 I 79,1 $ 1 11,882 I 10 1 7 % I 81489 I 7,7 %
1t0,003 IXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXX1XXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXX
I I I I I I
51,354,550 1 441350,435 1 86,4 ' I 5,538,435 I 10,8 % I 4,6901961 1 9,1 %
51•176,464 IXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXX1XXXXXXXXXXXX
1 I I I 1 1
. Ill -CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TIJTA~
I~ AT IONAL
SCHIJOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOU~
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
I I I I
NflNFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS CPEAK REACHED),,,,,,,,,,,,IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXI 25,019,152 I 1,533,749 I 4,2971807
RECEIVING FREE£ REOUCED MEALS 'CPEAK)1XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXI 91463,372 I ~~270,277 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I . 1 I I
TOTAL MEALS SERVED,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,~I 41208,3b3,561 I 3•9811619,931 I 1~6,683,630 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE,,,,,,,( 39,H ~ 37,1 X I 82,8 ~ IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I I I
TOTAL MEALS SERVEV DAILY,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,r 24,384,341 zz~~98,930 I 113851411 ;XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I I I
ALL FEDERAL OUTLAYS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I $ 1,49115281452 I S11394,617,033 I ·s 65,9201292 I $2711911127
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUTLAY,,,,,,,,,,,,I S 111711625,345 a· Sl,085,314,435 I $ 591119,783 I 52711911127
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPtNSE CSAEl,,,1 3,800,000 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
FEU~KAL COST UF COMMOntTIES,,,,,,,,,,I 316,103,107 I $ 30913021598 I $ 6,800,509 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
1 I I I
T~TAL VALUE OF FOOD USEO,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I S 1,931,3221973 !XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXIXXXXXXXXX
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I $ 11615,219,866 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I 1 I i
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY !EXCLUDING SAEl,l $ 1,487,728,452 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX!XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER tHILD,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Ixxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxr s ~5,74 1 s 4Z,9B 1 s 6,33
PER HEAL CCFNTS),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX! 35,0 ¢ I 29 1 1 ¢ IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I r I r
ITEM
1
N~MRER OF OUTLETS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVEO,,,,,,,,,,,,I
FEDERAL EXPENDlTURES,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I
. I
IV - SPECIAL ~ILK PROGRAM
TOTAL
90,759
11425, 923• 336
$ 4911581465
SCHIJOLS
84,959
1• 3231920,588
$ 471!10•505
CHILO CARE
INSTITUTIONS
z,205
571626,518
I $ 11!58,477
SUMMER
CA~PS
31595
44,3161230
$ 8891483
Jj Includes the 50 states, the District of Coll.Dnbia, Puerto Rico, the Virgin Islands, the Navajo Nation, American Samoa, Guam and
the 'llr:ust Territory. The figures also include 367,246 pounds of Section 32 and 416 corrrnodities -· at a Federal cost of $103,998
donated to the Army and Air Force for use in lunch programs in overseas dependents schools.
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. V - SPlCIAL FOnD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
ITEM I SUM11ER ONLY YEAR ROUND ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND
I
Nil, oJF OUTLETS (PEAK l, 1 101626 81415 FEDERA~ CONTRIBUTIONS,! $ 331844,491 $ 30,144,8it3
AOA (PEAK) ••• I •••••••• I 114lll"l 840 377,229 CASH,,,,,,,,,,,,, •,,' $ n,532,5oo ' 27,341,800
TfJ fAL 11EALS SE~VE U ,,.,I 63,6211752 1631411,468 COMMODITIES,,,,,,,,,; $ 311,991 I ' 2,ao3,043
PE R C~ N T FREE MEAL,S I ••• : 94,7 % BB_, 6 % PER MEAt.,''' •••• I ••• '' 53,2 ¢ 18,4 ¢
I
----·----------------------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------------- 1/ EXC~UOES NONFUUO ASSI STA NC E FU ~ DS WHICH PROVIDED $ 642 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF 73,932,
_____________________ 1__ ____________ ~~-~-:::~~:~-:~::~::::::~_::::_~:~~~~~~----------------------------------- ,.UM RE~ OF
PRO J £C TS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
A{'IMINISTRATIVE
FUNDS
I MONTHLY AVERAGE
!BENEFITS PER PERSON
236 205,511 $ 15,68
VII -FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
llUTLETS
PER SUNS
PARTICIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMODITIES
. I
SCHOOLS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,(P~AK PART,),I 281487,985 '
SECTJO .~ s 32 & 416,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,txxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
secr1ew b,,,,,,,,, .••••.••• ,,,,,,,,lxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx,
SPEC!fl FOOD SERVICE,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXI
I I . I
! NS TITUf! UNS,,,,,,,,,,,,(PEAK PART,l,! 21721,579
YEAR R;)UNO. I •• I. I. I I I I I ••• I.' I •• I' I l l.t 29't,t 062
SUtH~ER CA~PS•• \ •••••••••••••••••••••1 1,427,517
I I
~E EDY PE,SO ~S. ,,,,,,tYEAR-ENO PART,l,!
NE EnY FAMILIES,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I
SlJ?PLE~ENTAL FOOD ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,J
I
DISASTER RELIEF,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,
I
TrJTAL,,,,,,, 1, 1,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 1 ,,, 1 ,,,'
1•619,896
1•405,519
127,346
!
I .
I
9b0,8b2,b7l $
834,104,275 $
111· 113,337 $
9,645,1059 $
107,7071249 $
96,646,100 $
11.061.149 $
600,395,206 $
516,706,844 $
50,894,856 $
32,306,326 •• $
487,180 $
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM,,,_,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,$
3191218,141
248,818,177
67,284,930
3,115, 034
24,782,590
21•479,920
3,302,670
204,504,903
178,240•914
l5• 098,359
10,938,143
227,487
TOTAL PROGRAM CUST (CASH & COMMODITIES),,,,,,,,,!''''''''''''''''''''' ~ '''''''''''''''''$ 5b014ll18b2
••
** I ••CL UU EO I~ NEEDY PERSUN TOTAL, POUNDS AND/UR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRIBUTING
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRI ~ UTF.D LOCALLY TO SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS.
I~U f • BER
fl F
PRO.IEC T5
YEAR-E'ID
PARTICIPATION
VIII -FOOD STAMP PRDGRIM- Uo S, l/
1 COUPONS ISSUED
:---------------------~---------------------~--------------------\~---~~:-~~~:---
1 TOTAL CASH BONUS I PER PERSON
p, 524• 437
I
$ 4,727,450,579 * I
I
I
$ 21718,296,427 It I
I
$ 17.61
l/ EXCLUDES FUOD CERTIFICATE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED $ 824,710 IN FOOD CERTIFICATES TO 9•?42 PARTICIPANTS
IN 5 PROJ ECT AREA (Sl,
* I Nt LUOES FOOO STAMP DISASTER PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED 11 915,758 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR 61r176 PERSONS
I ~ 5b PROJECT AREAS,
FNS/PROGRAM REP nRT ING STAFF
20
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UNITED STATES DEPART~ENT OF ACRICU~TURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, 0, C, 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRA~S
FY~1974
I • TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR ALL FNS PROGRAMS
\
\ NORTHEAST REGION
---~---------------~--------~~~---------------------------------------------------------------------
y
ITEM 1 CASH 1 COMMODITIES I TOTAL !PERCENT OF ,S, TOTAL
---------------------·----------------------l---------------------·---------------------1------------ -------- 1 I I I
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES,; J r 936o46lo500 I $ 176,432,328 I $ 1,112,893,828 I
I I I
----------------------------------------------------------~---------------------------------------------------
ITEM
. ~OTAL SC~OOLS,,,,,,,,I
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS,,,,,;
I
TOTAL EN~OLLME~T.,,,,I
ELIG!ALE EN~OLLMENT,,;
ITEM
\
II ~AVAILABILITY OF CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
PURLIC AND
PR·I VATE
SCHOOLS
I NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH I BREAKFAST I NONFOOD ASSISTANt
l------------------------1------------------------l--------------------- --- PERCENT I 1 PERCENT I I PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL 1 NUMBER I OF .TOTAL I NI,IMBER I OF TOTA
' .. 31,355 I 24,086 I 76,8 X I 3,937 I 12,6 % I 2,423 I 7,7 X
31,349 IXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXX
I I I I I I
15,405,851 I 13,004,318 I 84,4% I 1,528,463 I 9,9 ~ I 1,175,514 I 7,6 X
15,404,328 IXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXX!XXXXXXXXXXX!XXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXX
I I I
III • CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCff"
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I I I I
PARTICIPANTS (PEAK REACHED),,,,,,,,,,,,IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXI 6,~96,554 I 416,260 I 1,050,307
RECEIVING FREE & REOUCEO MEALS <PEAK)IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXI 2•704,603 I 334,14l IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I I I
T~TAL MEALS SERVED,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,! 1,105,908,817 I 1•048,029,817 I 57,879,000 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE,,,,,,,; 41 0 8 % I 39,6 X I 81ol % IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I I I I
TOTAL MEA~S SERVED DAlLY,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,! 6,335,945 5,962,100 I 373,845 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I I I
AL~ FEDERAL OUTLAYS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,; $ 398,264,651 $ 370,228,880 I $ 15,993,657 I $10,97B,Ob0
TOTA~ PROGRAM CASH OUTL~Y,,,,,,,,,,,,I $ 322•128,R99 I $ 29b,893,552 I $ 14>257,287 I $10,978,060
STATE ·aoMlNISTRATIVE EXPENSE (SAE),,,I $ 1,064,054 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
FEOFRAL COST OF CDMMODlTlES,,,,,,,,,,I $ 75,071,698 I $ 73,335,328 I $ 1,736,370 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I I I I
TtlTAL VALUE OF FOOD USEQ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,a $ 542,390,457 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
LUCAL FOOD PURCHASES,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I S 467,31H~759 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX!XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I I I I
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY (EXCLUDING SAE)<I $ 397,200,597 IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXIXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILD ••••••• ~ •••••••• ,,,,,,,,,,,,,xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx' $ 56,12 1 s 36,42 ' s 10,45
PER MEAL <CENTS!,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, IXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXI 35,3 e I 27,6 e IXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
I I I I
IV • SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
,( I I I CHI~D CARE I SU"'MER
ITEM 1 TOTAL I SCHOOLS I INSTITUTIONS I CA~PS
\-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- \ I I I
~UMBER OF OUTLETS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, 231513 I 21,244 570 J
NUMBER UF HALF-PINTS SERVED,,,,,,,,,,,,! 458,952•525 423,297,0A8 13,824,476 I
F~DERAL EXPENDITURES,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,! $ 151785,956 $ 15•070>048 $ 278,229 I $
I I
1• 699
21,830,961
4371679
!/ · Incluges Connecticut, · De~aware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York,
·Pennsylvania, Puerto Rico, Rhode Island, Vermont, Virginia, Virgin Islands and West Virginia. _
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\
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NORTHEAST REGIO~
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
ITE>1 I SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND
I
NO, OF OtJTLETS (PEAK), I 4,141> z,123 FEDERA~ CDNTRIBUTIONS 1 1 $ 1b,300,4S9 $ 6178~1403
ADA (PEAK),,,,,,,,,,,, I 1>21>1491> 80.242 CASH,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,J $ 1b•264u433 $ 61211•270
TOTAL MEALS SERVED,. ,.1 29,060,475 40,807•044 CUMHD01TIES,,,,,,,,,J $ 3bJ026 $ 5741)35
PERCENT FREE MEALS,.,, I 93,7 ~ 91,8 % PER MEAt_,,,,,,,,,,,,& 5b,l ¢ 1b,6 e
I ' 1/ EXCLUO~S NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED $ 296,707 TO 170 OUT~ETS WITH ADA OF 18,888,
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VI -SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD (W,I,C,l
NUMQER OF
PROJECTS
55
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
ADMINISTRATIVE
FUNDS
396,148
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
OUTLETS
SCHDOLS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,(PEAK" PART,),I
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING
7,745,042
SECTIOI'S 32 & 446,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,1XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXI
SECTID 'I 6,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx•
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,;XXX~XXXXXXXXXXX X XXXXXXXI
I I
lNSTlTUTtONS,,,,,,,,,,,, ( PEAK PART,l,l 915,393 I
YEA~ ROLJNO,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, ,J 497,621
WMMER CAMPS,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,t 417,772
I
NEEDY PERSONS,,,,,,,(YEAR~END PART,l,l 963,771
''EEDY FAMILIES,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I 943,83!>
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD, •••••••• ' I ••••••• ' 12,564
I
Iii ~ASTE R RELIEF,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,I 7.371
I
POUNDS
239,327,725
211.391,910
26, 178,774
1,757,041
39,7511803
36,467,917
3,283,886
255,7761122
245,815,337
4, 342, 01>0
5,559,129 •• 59,596
I MONTHLY AVERAGE
!BENEFITS PER PERSON
$ 14,49
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMODITIES
$ 15,681,859
$ 59J2b41079
$ 15,807,bl9
$ 610,1!>1
$ 9,237121>4
$ 811H18b9
$ 110851395
$ 91,513,205
$ sa, 1b41 no
$ 11307, no
$ 2,0191198 •• $ zo1<~81
-----------------------~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL.,,,,,,, •,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, I
I.
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMIL.V PROGRAM,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,$
TOTAL PROGRAM COST (CASH & CQM~OOITIES),,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,$ 17919711383
** INCLUDED IN NEEDY PERSON TOTAL, POUNDS AND/OR VA~UE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRIBUTING
C~NTER RUT NOT DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY TO SUPPLEMENTA~ .FOOD RECIPIENTS,
NUMBE~
OF
PROJECTS
348
VIII • FOOD STAMP PROGRAM • REGION 1/
I C D U P 0 N S I S S U E D
YEAR-END 1-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PARTICIPATION I ' I I MD, AVG,
1 TOTAL CASH I BONVS I PER PERSON
$
1/ EXCLVDES FOOD CERTIFICATE PROGRAM WHiCH PROVIDED '
IN 1 PROJtCT AREA<Sl,
1b188S IN FOOD CERTIFICATES TD 195 PAR TIC I PANTS
FNS/PRUGRAM REPORTING STAFF
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, O. C. 2025D SOUTHEAST REGION lf
SUMMARY OF FOOO ANO NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR ALL FNS PROGRAMS
--~----I-TE-M- ---- CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL :PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL :-------------:-----------:--------------:----. ------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: S 975,034,389 s 108,399,472 $ 1t083t433o861 23.67 !&
II - AV-ILABILITY OF CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
: PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
:---------------:-----------~------ :-----------------~-
ITEM PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL
TOTAL SCHOOL'S••••••••' 13,948 12,506 89.7 :C 2,782 19.9 !I 1,504 : 10.8 !I
ELlGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 13,669 :XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXX,XXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : 7,788,796 7,295,125: 93.7 !I : 1,413,714 18.2 !I lo073o622: 13.8 :C
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 7,696,724 :XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX
---------------·-------------=--------------
Ill - CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
--.----------:-------. . - . - .---------------------------------------------------
ITEM TOTAL
NATIUNAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
---~-------------, ----------------------------------------------------
PARTICIPANTS IPEAK REACHEOI••••••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 5,452,509
2,475,627
439,006
363,507
996,191
RECEIVING FREE & REDUCED MEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL MEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••'
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••'
ALL FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••' $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUTLAY••••••••••••' S
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEJ ••• : $
FEDERAL COST OF COMMODITIES •••••••••• : $
TOTAL VALUE Of FOOD USED•••••••••••••••= $
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••: $
951.230,836
46.8 !I
5,483,045
361,800,078
290,066,292
935,211
70,798,575
400,940,899
330,142,324
885,313,126
44.2 *
5,089,976
65,917,710 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
81.9 :c :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
393,069 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ 339,100,874 $ 18,323,015 : $ 3,440,978
$ 270.279,830 $ 16,345,484 : $ 3,440,978
: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXX XXX : -XXXXXXXX XXX XXX XX: X XXXX XXX XXX XX X
: $ 68,821oD44 : $ 1,977,531 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY (EXCLUDING SAEJ.: $ 360,864,867 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 62.19 •· s 41.74 ·: s 3.45
PER MEAL ICENTSlo••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 38.3 27.8 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
---------
ITEM ------... ------
NUMBER Of OUTLETS •••••••••••••••••••••• :
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED••••••••••••'
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES•••••••••••••••••••' $
·------------------------------------------
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
TOTAL
12,284
179,425,559
6,261,049
SCHOOLS
llo746
166,853.217
$ 6,009,038
CHILO CARE
INSTITUTIONS
344
9,994,954
$ 2D0,396
SUMMER
CAMPS
194
2o577o388
$ 51,615
!/ Includes Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Kentucky, Mississippi, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.
23
SOUTHEAST REGION
ITEM : SUMMER ONlY
NO. OF GUllETS IPEAKJ.:
ADA IPEAKio•••••••••••'
TOTAl MEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FRE.E MEALS •••• :
2,208
266,062
llt67?•.136
93.1 :c
V - SPECIAl FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
YEAR ROUND
2,427
U0,1B4
49.797,002
93.2 :c
ITEM
FEDERAl CONTRIBUTIONS.: $
CASH••••••••••••••••' S
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : $
PER MEAL •••••••••••• :
SUMMER ONLY
6,192,605
6,154,276
38,329
53.1
$
$
$
YEAR ROUND
Bt988,257
8,519,786
468,471
18.0
1/ tXClUUES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED $ 202,969 TO 130 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF 32,542.
VI -SPECIAl SUPPlEMENTAl FOOD (W.I.C.I
----,---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- NUMBER Of
PROJECTS
YEA R-ENO
PARTICIPATION
32,B01 $
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
1.624,633
ADMINISTRATIVE
FUNDS
$ 496,657
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
CUTLETS
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING
SCHOOlSoo•••••••••••••••IPEAK PART.J.: 6,277,355
SECTIONS 32 & 416 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
INSTITUTIONS •••••••••••• (PEAK PART.!.:
YEAR ROUND ••••••••••••••••••••••••• :
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••'
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• (YEAR-END PART.J.:
NEEDY FAMILIESo••••••••••••••••••••'
SUPPlEMENTAl FOOD••••••••••••••••••'
DISASTER RELIEF••••••••••••••••••••'
TOTAL •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :
416,484
227,629
188,B55
242,032
171.105
2B,693
42.234
6,935,B71
POUNDS
224.180,473
196,779,064
25,737,967
1t6f>3,442
17,192,159
16,255,79B
936,361
101,574,330
87,030,292
13,197,697
1.246,923 ** 99,418
342,946,962
:'
MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSON
$ 15.07
FEDERAl COST FOR
COMMOOITI ES
$ 71.305,375
$ 55,988,536
$ 14,810,039
$ 506,800
$ 3,655,865
$ 3,410,424
$ 245,441
$ 33,438,232
$ 29,036,804
$ 3,824.184
$ 537,625 ** $ 39,619
s 108,399;472
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM~··•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$ 2,997,199
TOTAl PROGRAM CUST (CASH & COMMODITIES) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $ 111,396,671
** INCLUDED IN NEEDY PERSON TOTAl. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRIBUTING
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED lOCAllY TO SUPPlEMENTAl FOOD RECIPIENTS.
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
678
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
2,827,290
VIII - FOUO STAMP PRO~RAM - REGION 1/
C 0 U P 0 N S ISSUED :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MO. AVG.
TOTAl CASH BONUS PER PERSON
s 981,495,493 * : $ 323,8B7,991 $ 657,607,502 * : s 20.18
1/ EXCLUDES FOOD CERTIFICATE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED $ 168,815 IN FOOD CERTIFICATES TO 1,993 PARTICIPANTS
IN 1 PROJECT AREAISI.
* INCLUDES FOOD STAMP DISASTER PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED S 1,175,411 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR 40,060 PERSONS
IN 32 PROJECT AREAS.
FNS/PROGRAM REPORTING STAFF
24
i
·•
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, ,D. C. 20250 MIDWEST REGION lf
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
-----~-.-----------------------------------------------------------------------
ITEM CASH COMMOOlllES TOTAL :PERCENT OF u.s. TOTAL --. ------:--- :-. -------------:------.----------:-------------------
:
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: $ B61,389,474 $ 110,699,721 $ 912,089,195 21.24 :r;
II - AVAILABILITY OF CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
-~-----4-----. ---
TOTAL NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
PUBLIC AND :---------------:----------------:-------------------
ITEM PRIVATE PERCENT PERCENT
SCHOOLS NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAl
------------~-----------------------------.---------------- ----------
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 32 0 659 250 872 : 79.2 :r; 1o450 4.4 Z 2,210 : 6.8 Z
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 32,653 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
: .
TOTAL ENROLLMENTooooo: 13,913,416 : 11,687,883: 84.0 Z 582,804 4.2% 1,136,390 : 6.2 :r;
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 13,906,985 :XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX
Ill - CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
------.---------.-----;---------------------------------------------------
. ITEM TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS (PEAK REACHEOio•••••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 6,429,746
1o619o670
178,696
142.564
1o039o332
RECEIVING FREE & REDUCED HEALS CPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL MEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••:
All FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••' $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OU~LAYo•••••••••••: $
STATE ADMINISlRATJVE . EXPENSE CSAEI ••• : $
FEDERAL COST Of COMMODITIES •••••••••• : $
TOTAL VALUE Of F.OOO USED. •••• •• •• ••••.•• : $
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••: $
1,027,362.273
26.5 z
6, 050,623
309,992,146
231,650,469
719,698
77,421,979
476,868,768
399,446,789
999,773,314
25.0 :r;
5o889 0 695
27,566,959 :xxxxxxxx~xxxxx
78.8 !1: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
160,726 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ 293,926,509 $' 8,390,394 : $ 6,953,545
$ 217,334,199 $ 7,562,725 : $ 6,953,545
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 76,594,310 : $ 827,669 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY (EXCLUDING SAE).: $ 309,272,448 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 45.71 s 46.95 : s 6.69
PER MEAL CCENTSio••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 29.4 30.4 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
~---------
ITEM TOTAL
-------~------
NUMBER Of OUTlElS •••••••••••••••••••••• : 30,074
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVEDoo••••••••••: 506,665,700
FEDtiRAL EXPENDITURESo••••••••••••••••••: $ 18,119 1 272
SCHOOLS
28,640
484,431,885
$ 17,670,932
CHILO CARE
I NST IT UTI ONS
405
10,813,853
$ 219.187
SUMMER
CAMPS
1.029
11.419,962
$ 229.153
------------:--.---------------------------:----------------------------
!/ Includes Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebras ka , Ohio and Wisconsin.
25
MIDWEST REGION
ITEM : SUMMER ONLY
NO. Of OUTLETS IPEAKI.:
ADA IPEAKI•••••••••••••
TOTAl MEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FREE HEALS •••• :
2ol72
262,150
10,559,868
97.7 *
V - SPECIAl FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
YEAR ROUND ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROOND ·-------------------------------
1,604
90o126
35.118,645
78.9 *
FEDERAl CONTRIBUTIONS.: S
CASH••••••••••••••••: S
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : S
PER MEAL••••••••••••:
5,732,242
5,639,814
92,428
54.3
l s
l s
l s
7,193,850
6o453,510
740,340
20.5
1/ EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED S 41,106 TO 33 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF
------,----------------·------------------------------~
VI - SPECIAl SUPPlEMENTAl FOOD (W.I.C.I
---~---------- ----------------------~---------------------
NUMBER Of YEAR-END
PROJECTS PARTICIPATION
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
ADMINISTRATIVE
FUNDS
MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSON ----·---------------.,-------.-------------
42 28,352 $ 1o745o512 s 332,281 $ 19.93
----------~""'7'"---------------------
OUTLETS
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
PERSONS
PARTltiPATJNG POUNDS
FEDERAl COST FOR
COMMODITIES
---~--------.----. -------. -----------------------------------------------
SCHOOLS•••••••••••••••••IPEAK PART.J.: 6,975,390 213.774,955 s 78o254o747
SECTIONS 32 & 416 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 181,592,972 $ 59,816,156
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 29,739,004 s 17o605,823
SPECIAl Fooo SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 2o442,979 $ 832,768
INSTITUTIONS •••••••••••• IPEAK PART.J.: 734,504 23;243.148 s 5,816,272
YEAR ROUND•••••••••••••••••••••••••: 310oH2 20,049,889 s 4o884o053
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••: 424,362 3o193o259 $ 932,219
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• IYEAR-END PART.I.: 126,411 79,989,530 s 26,628,702
NEEDY FAMILIES •••••••••••••••••••• ~: 72o651 61 o10Bo938 $ 20,676,129
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD •••••••••••••••••• : 36,075 13o926o461 $ 4o185o619
4o709o166 •• $ 1 o635o 705 •• DISASTER RELIEF••••••••••••••••••••• 17,685 244,965 s 131,249
TOTAl••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••: 7,836,305 317oOD7o633 s 110t 699,721
-----~-------. ---------------------------------.---------------------
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$ 2o107,869
TOTAL PROGRAM COST !CASH & COHHCDITIESJ •••••••••• ~ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s 112,807,590
** INCLUDED IN NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRIBUTING
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED lOCAllY TO SUPPlEMENTAl FOOD RECIPIENTS.
NUMBER
OF
Pi!OJECTS
874
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
3,06B,611
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM- REGION 1/
COUPONS I S S U E 0 :------------------------------------------------- MO. AVG.
TOTAl CASH BONUS PER PERSON
$ 1o079o250o371 * : $ 485,3B3o133 s 593,867,238 • : s 16.92
----------------------------------------------------------------
1/ EXCLUDES FOOD CERTIFICATE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED S 512o705 IN FOOD CERTIFICATES TO 5,857 PARTICIPANTS
IN 1 PROJECT AREAISI.
• INCLUDES FOOD STAMP DISASTER PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED S 622,274 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR ~7,585 PERSONS
IN 22 PROJECT AREAS.
PNS/PROGRAM REPORTING STAFF
26
,, ·-
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT Of AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20250 WEST CENTRAL REGION !/
SUMMARY Of FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
- TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR ALL FNS, PROGRAMS
ITEM CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL :PERCENT Of U.S. TOTAL --.----------:------. ------:-------------:----~--------:---------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: $ 720,771,424 s 85,442,800 s 806,214,224
--------. ----------------------
II - AVAILABILITY Of CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
------r--------r--------------------------------------------------
TOTAL NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
P.UBLIC AND :----------------:---------------:------------------
ITEM PRIVATE PERCENT PERCENT PERCENT
SCHOOLS NUMBER OF TOTAL NUMBER Of TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL
-~-----------------
TOTAL SCHOOLS••••••••' 16,793 : 14,586: 86.9 I : 2r341 : 14.0 I : 1r190 : 7.1 I
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 16,581 :XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXlXXXXXXXXXXXX
:
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : 6,864,267 6,360,865 : 92.7 I : 1t051r648 15.3 I 578,781 : 8.4 I
ELLGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 6,814,553 :XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX
---------------------------------------------------------------
Ill - CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS (PEAK REACHEOJ •••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 3r975,787
1r646r618
295,127
250,829
536,673
RECEIVING FREE £ REDUCED MEALS IPEAK):XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL MEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••'
ALL FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••' $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUTLAY••••••••••••' $
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAE) ••• : S
FEDERAL COST Of COMMODITIES •••••••••• : s
TOTAL VALUE Of FOOD USED•••••••••••••••' S
lOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••' $
678,178,836
43.1 I
3,962,653
255,183,732
196.780,960
678,691
57,724,081
292,644,439
234,920,358
635,912,-664
40.3 I
3,694,193
42r266r172 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
84.7 I :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ 239,660,520 $ 11.938,381 : $ 2,906,140
$ 183,204,424 S 10,670,396 : $ 2r906,140
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 56,456,096 : $ 1,267,985 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY IEXCLUDING SAE-J.: $ 254,505,041 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 6D.28 s 40.45 : s 5.42
PER MEAL ICENTSJ •••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 37.7 28.2 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
-----------.----------------------------------
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
-----------------------------------------------.-,----~----------------
ITEM TOTAL SCHOOLS
CHILD CARE
INSTITUTIONS
SUMMER
CAMPS
-~-~-----------------------------------------------------------
NUMBER Of OUTLETS •••••••••••••••••••••• :
NUMBER Of HAlf-PINTS SERVED•••••••••••·'
FEDERAl EXPENDITURES.•••••••••••••••••·' $
12,557
114, 869,809
3,831,078 $
---""t"-----------~------------------------
12,059
100,662,966
3,546,417
26B
12.134,409
$ 243,135
230
2r012t434
s 41,526
------------------------------
Y Includes Arkansas, Colorado, Louisiana, Montana, Navajo Nati on, New Mexico, North Dakota, Oklahoma, South Dakota, Texas ,
Utah and Wyoming,
27
I
W~fT CENTRAl REGION
V- SPECIAl FOOD.SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
--~-------------------------------------------..------,--------------------
ITEM ' SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND
NO. OF OUTLETS IPEAKJ.:
ADA IPEAKio••••••••••••
TOTAL MEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FREE MEALS •••• :
835
96,633
5,502,783
93.7 1l
--------------------
lo214
59,279
23o80lol84
88.8 1l
z FEDERAl CONTRIBUTIONS.: $
CASH••••••••••••••••' $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : S
PER MEAl••••••••••••'
2. 51 Do 001
2,387,459
122,542
45.6
$
$
$
4,438,762
3t721o641
717,121
18.6
1/ ~XCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED $ 202,863 TO 186 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF 12,519.
-----,---~-~-~----------------------------------------------------
.(
I
VI - SPECIAl SUPPLEMENTAl FOOD IW.I.C.I
----------------------------r--------------------------
NUMBER OF
PROJECTS
0 YEAR-END VALUE OF ADMINISTRATIVE MONTHLY AVERAGE
PARTICIPATION BENEFITS FUNDS :BENEFITS PER PERSON -----------------------------------------------
36 36,388 $ 1o239o580 $ 339,496 $ 13.54
-----r-----------------------------------.---------------------------
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
-------- --r-----. -----------
PERSONS
OUTLETS PARTICIPATING POUNDS
SCHOOLS•••••••••••••••••IPEAK PART.).: 4o472o505 179,440,545
SECTIONS 32 &' 416 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 154o756,B25
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 21o910o2il7
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 2o713o433
INSTITUTIONS •••••••••••• IPEAK PART.J.: 390,971 14o88Bo315
YEAR ROUNDe••••••••••••••••••••••••i 125o32B 13o357,3B2
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••' 265,643 1o530o933
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• IYEAR-END PART.).: 113,460 74o429o014
NEEDY FAMILIES••••••••••••••••••••~' 56,626 38o567oB06
StJPPLEMENTAL FOOD •••••••••••••••••• : 37,568 l5oOOOoB37
20,791,108
DISASTER RELIEF••••••••••••••••••••' 19,266 :· 69,263' **
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMODITIES
$ 58,563 '744
$ 45oB67,234
$ 11,856,841
$ 839,663
s 2. 980, 9B3
$ 2o551o220
$ 429,763
s 23o89Bo073
s 12.712.758
s 4o410o322
s 6,745,015 s 29,978 **
--_....,.-·--------~---------------------------r----------------------------
TOTAL •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : 268o757,B74 $ 85o442,BOO
-----------------
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
TOTAl PROGRAM COST ICASH & COMMODITIES) ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••••••• $ 87,411,926
** INCLUDED IN NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRIBUTING
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY TO SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS.
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
131
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
2,334,109 $
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - REGION 1/
------------- --------------------
C 0 U P 0 N S I S S U E D ---------------...,---------------------------- MO. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSON ----·-----------------------------------------
770,395,143 * : s 260,B54,623 $ 509,540,520 * : s 20.14
~------------------------------------, ---------------------------
1/ EXCLUDES FOOD CERTIFICATE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED $
IN 1 PROJECT AREAISJ.
* INCLUDES FOOD STAMP DISASTER PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED S
IN 1 PROJECT AREAS.
FNS/PROGRAM REPORTING STAFF . 28
20,010 IN FOOO CERTIFICATES TO 229 PARTICIPANTS
13,167 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR 613 PERSONS
..
..
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT Of AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20250 WESTERN REGION !/
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
ITEM CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL :PERCENT OF u.s. TOTAL ------------- --------------:-------------:-----------------:--------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES. $ 534,134,695 $ 67,531,313 $ 601,666,008 13.15 I
--------------, ----------------------------------------------------------
II - AVAILABILITY OF CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
---.-----------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
ITEM
NUMBER
------:--------------:-------------·---
PERCENT
OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
' ~-.-------------------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 15,991 10,527 : 65.B I 1o366 8.5 l 1o162 : 7.3 l
ELI~IBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 15,751 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxx~xxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : 7,382,220 60 002,244 : 81.3 l 961,806 13.0 l 726,654 : 9.8 l
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 7,353,874 :XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX
----.-------------------------------------------------------------------
Ill - CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
---------------------
ITEM TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM -----:-------,------------------------------------------------------------
PARTICIPANTS (PEAK REACHEDI••••••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 2o564o554
1o016o854
204,660
179,236
675,304
RECEIVING FREE & REDUCED MEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAl MEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••'
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL HEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••'
All FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••' $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUTLAY••••••••••••' $
SlATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEI ••• : $
FEDERAL COST OF COMMODITIES •••••••••• : $
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••' $
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••' $
445,622,799
43.5 l
2,552,075
166,287,845
130,798,725
402,346
35,086,774
21B,478,410
183,391,636
412,591,010
39.9 :c
2,362. 766
33,031,789 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
88.4 :c :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
189,309 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ 151o698,250 $ 11,274,845 : $ 2o912o404
$ 117,602,430 $ 10,283,891 : $ 2o912,404
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 34,095,820 : $ 990,954 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY (EXCLUDING SAEI.: $ 165,8851 499 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHlLD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 59.15 s 55.D9 : s 4.31
PER MEAL ICENTSI•••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 36.8 34.1 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
------------------------------------------------------------------
ITEM
NUMBER OF OUTLETS •••••••••••••••••••••• :
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED••••••••••••'
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES•••••••••••••••••••' $
TOTAL
12,331
166,D09,743
5o161 ,UD $
SC:HOOL S
llo27C
148,675,432
4,814,070
CHILD CARE
INSTITUTIONS
618
10,858,826
$ 217,530
SUMMER
CAMPS
443
6o475o485
$ 129,510
--------------------------------------------------
!/ Includes Alaska, Arizona, California, Guam, Hawaii, Idaho, Nevada, Oregon, American Samoa, Trust Territory and Washington.
29
WESTERN !lEGION
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
------------------------------------------, -----------------------
HEM : SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND - ----------------------
NO. OF OUTLETS (PEAK).:
ADA (PEAK)••• • •• • •••••:
TOTAL "MEALS SERVED. ••.:
PERCENT FREE MEALS •••• :
1,265
151,'t99
6o826o't90
98.3 :c
- - .----.-------.----
1oO't7
37o398
13o887o593
87.1 :c
ITEM
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: S
CASH••••••••••••••••: $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : S
PER MEAL••••••••••••:
:
SUMMER ONLY
3t109ol8't
3o086o518
22o666
't5.5
$
: $
: s
YEAR ROUND
2,738,569
2o't35,593
302o9Tb
19.7
11 EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS IOHICH PROVIDED S 158,286 TO 123 OUTLETS IOITH ADA OF 8,389.
-----------------,.--------------. -------
VI - SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD CIO.I.C.)
t-IUMBER Of :.
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
ADMINISTRATIVE
FUNDS
: MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSON --------------.---------- ---------------
5't 't2o2't8 $ lt6't7o111 $ 593,706 : $ 16.20
: : _____ ...,. _____________________ .. -
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
-----~----~------
t'IJTLETS
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING
SCHOOLS•• • •••• • •••••••••IPEAK PART.).: 3,017,693 :
SECT I ONS 32 &·'<16 • ••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SECTION 6 ••• • ••••••• • •••••• • ••• • ••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
INSTITUTIONS •••••••••••• (PEAK PART.J.:
YEAR ROUNDa••••••••••••••••••••••••:
SUMMER CAMPS••••••••• • •••••••••••••:
NEEDY PERSONS ••• • ••• CYEAR-ENO PART.).:
NEEDY FAMILIES ••••••••••••••••••••• :
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD••••••••••••••••••'
DISASTER RELIEF •••••••••••••••••••• :
26'to227
l33o3't2
l30o885
l7'to222
l61t301
12.'<%
't75
POUNDS
10'ttl38o973
89o583t5D't
13o't87o305
1t068tl6't
12t63lo82't
l0o5l5oll't
2 oll6o710
88,626.210
B'ttl8'to't7l
'to't27,801
' l3o938
FEDERAL COST FOR
CDMMDDITI ES
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
$
35o'tl2o't16
27,882.172
7,20'to602
325o6't2
3,092o206
2o't82t35't
609o852
29,026.691
27,650o513
1o370o52't
5o65't
-~----------. ----------------------------~---:-· -------------------
TOTAL •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : 205o397o007 $ 67,531,313
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$ lt232t979
T~TAL PROGRAM COST (CASH & COHMOOITIESJ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S b8o76't.292
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - REGION 1/
------.-------------------------------------------------------
NUMBER
Of
PROJECTS
181
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
C 0 U P 0 N S ISSUED :------------------------------------------------
$
MO. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PER.SON -----------------------------------------
691o516o3't2 * : $ $
:
388o512o026 * : $ 17.62
1/ EXCLUDES FOOD CERTIFICATE PROGRAM WHICH PROVIDED $ 106,295 IN FOOD CERTIFICATES TO lo668 PARTICIPANTS
IN 1 PROJECT AREAISJ.
* LNCLUDES FOOD STAMP DISASTER PROGRAM IOHICH PROVIDED $ .10't,906 IN BONUS STAMPS FOR 2o918 PERSONS
IN 1 PROJECT AREAS.
FNS/PROGRAM REPOil.TlNG STAFF
I " ________________________ /.
I
I
30
..
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, 0. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
I .- TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
ALABAMA
-------'----:---------------------------------------------------- ·JTEH CASH COHHOO I Tl E S TOTAL :PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL
--~----------- ---------------:----------:-------------:---·-------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURE's. $ 94,471.817 $ 20.112.831 s 2.52 ~
II - AVAILABILITY OF CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
------------------------------------------
TOTAL NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : ~REAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
PUBLIC AND ---:------------------:--------------
ITEM PRIVATE PERCENT PERCENT : PERCENT
SCHOOLS NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL -------------------------------------------------------- :
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 1,597 1,354: 84.8 ~ 287 1B.O ~ 100: 6.3 ~
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 1,577 :XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXX
:
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : B39,5B6 : 790,899: 94.2 ~ : 161,008 : 19.2 ~ : 63,030: 7.5 ~
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : B35,806 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx~
----------------·----
Ill - CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS (PEAK REACHEDio•••••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 603,597
301.669
41.632
36,350
58.240
RECEIVING FREE & REDUCED HEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL HEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••'
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL HEALS SERVED OAJLYo••••••••••••••'
All FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••' $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUTLAY••••••••••••' $
STATE AOHINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEI ••• : $
FEDERAL COST OF COMMODITIES •••••••••• : S
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••' $
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••' $
100,658,617
51.4 ~
598,308
41,009,345
33.125,760
129,239
7,754,346
46.013,879
38,259,533
94.376.108
49.1 ~
560.423
6.282,509 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
86.5 ~ :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
31.885 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
s 3B.672.992 $ 1.827.695 : s 379,419
$ 31.107,121 s 1,639,220 : s 379,419
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 7,565,871 : s 1B8,475 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY I EXCLUO lNG SAE I.: $ 40., 880,106 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 64.07 s 43.90 : s 6.51
PER HEAL ICENTSI•••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 41.0 29.1 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
IV - SPECIAL HJLK PRO~RAH
--.---------------------------------------
ITEM TOTAL SCHOOLS
CHILO CARE
INSTITUTIONS
SUMMER
CAMPS ___ _,_ ________________________________________________________________ _
NUMBER OF OUTLETS••••••••••••••••••••••'
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED••••••••••••'
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES•••••••••••••••••••' S
1.341
15,624,449
595,600
31
$
1.2B5
14,643,995
575.892 $
31
813,633
16.291 : $
19
166,821
3,417
ALABAMA
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND ------- • ---------------------------------------------------- NO. OF OUTLETS IPEAKI.: 187 248 FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $ 683,958 $ 1.124,503
ADA lPEAKt••••••••••••' 20,176 10,915 CASH••••••••••••••••: $ 683,95B $ 1.015,867
TOTAL MEALS SERVED •••• : 1,086,430 5t441t,485 COMMODITIES ••••••••• : $ $ 10B,636
PERCENT FREE MEALS ••• •: 100.0 I 100.0 I PER MEAL••••••••••••= 63.0 20.7
1/ EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED $ 55,998 TO 30 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF 2t71t1.
VI - SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD (W.I.C.l
-~------------------
NUMBER OF YEAR-END
PROJECTS PARTICIPATION
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
ADMINI'STRAT IVE
FUNDS
MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSON
$ 207,350 $ 79,11t9 $ 13.76
VH - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
-ouTLETS
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMODITIES ----------
SCHOOLS. • •• • .•• ._ •• •• •• •• • CPEAK PART.),: 676,320 25,865,009 $ 7,862,982
SECHONS 32 & 416 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 22,781,787 $ 6' 122,278
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 2,776,650 s 1,632,068
SPECIAL Fooo SERVJCE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 306,572 $ 108,636
INSTITUTIONSooo•••••••••IPEAK PART.),: 42,627 1 ,837, 077 $ lt53,61t3
YEAR ROUNOa••••••••••••••••••••••••: 13,942 1,822,068 $ lt49,695
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••: 28,6B5 15,009 $ 3,948
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• IYEAR-ENO PART.),: 64,622 36,675,07't $ 12.396,206
NEEDY FAMILIES ••••••••••••••••••••• : 55,931 36,419,970 $ 12,320,535
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD •• ••••••••••••••••: (600) 224,856 $ 63,605
OlSASTER RELIEfaa••••••••••••••••••: 8,691 30,248 $ 12,066
---~----.------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• : 783,569 $ 20,112,a31
-------------------~---------------------------------------------------· -----------------------
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$ 1r093,522
PeTAL PROGRAM COST ICASH & COMMODITIES) ••••••••••••••••••••• , ••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $ 21.806,353
---------------------- ---------- -----------------------
( ) Supplemental Food Program did not operate during June. Figure shown is for l ast month of participati on and not
included in totals.
-------------------
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - STATE
C 0 U P 0 N S I SSUEO
--------------------~----------------------------------- MO. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSON
------------------------.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
49 $ 85,202,027 $ 27.716,653 $ 57.4B5.374 $ 20.40
---------------------------------------
FNSJPROG~AM REPORTING StAFF
32
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, D. C. 2D250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
ALASKA
--------------------------------------------------------------- ITEM CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL :PERCENT OF U. S. TOTAL --:-------------:--------------:----------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: $ B,l92,BB1 $ 1.152, 996 $ 9,345.B77 .20 I
----------------------~---------
II - AVAILABILITY OF CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
----------------
TOTAL
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE :------------:-----------------:----------------- ITEM PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 419 240 : 57.3 I 45 10~7 I 39 : 9.3 I
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 419 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx•
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : 91,267 74,012 : 81.1 I 28,278 31.0 I 17,629 : 19.3 I
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 91,267 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
III -CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
---------------------·
ITEM TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS (PEAK REACHEDl••••••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 34,833
Bt882
2,527
1o541
15.743
RECEIVING FREE & REDUCED HEALS IPEAK):XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL HEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••'
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL HEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••'
All FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••' $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUTLAY••••••••••••' $
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEJ ••• : $
FEDERAL CGST OF COMMODITIES •••••••••• : $
TOTAL VALUE OF fOOD USED•••••••••••••••' $
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••' $
5,733,953
26.3 I
32,609
2,484,292
1,347,373
26,657
1,110,262
3,761,328
2,651,066
5,357,513
24.0 I
30,325
376,440 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
58.5 I :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
2,284 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ 2.245,679 $ 96,787 : $ 115,169
$ 1.146,710 $ 85,494 : $ 115,169
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 1,098,969 : $ 11,293 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY (EXCLUDING SAEI.: $ 2o457o635 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 64.47 s 38.30 : s 7.32
PER MEAL tCENTSI•••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 41.9 25.7 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
--------------------------------------
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
----------------------------------~ ... -----------------=------------
ITEM TOTAL SCHOOLS
CHILD CARE
INSTITUTIONS
SUMMER
CAMPS
-------------~---------------------------..---------------------------
NUMBER OF OUTLETS••••••••••••••••••••••'
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED••••••••••••'
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES•••••••••••••••••••' $
52
319,386
10,792
33
$
52
319.386
10,792 $ $
ALASKA
ITEM SUMMER ONLY
NO. OF OUTLETS (PEAKJ,:
ADA CPEAKJ••••••••••••:
TOTAL MEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FREE MEALS •••• : :c
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
YEAR ROUND
39
68~
300,680
82.0 :c
ITEM
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS,: $
CASH••••••••••••••••' $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : $
PER MEAL••••••••••••'
SUMMER ONLY
$
$
$
YEAR ROUND
51,~87
50,779
708
17.1
--------·--------------------------------------------------------------------------~--------------
1/ EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED $ 507 TO 1 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF 28.
----------------------~--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NUMBER OF :
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VI - SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD (W,I.C.J
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
ADMINISTRATIVE
FUNDS
MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSON ------------------.-------------------------------------
1 118 $ 4t128 $ 3,397 $ 14.38
---------------------------------·---
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
OUTLETS
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
.COMMODITIES
SCHOOLS•••••••••••••••••IPEAK PART.J,: 4~,871
SECTIONS 32 & ~16 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
INSTITUTIONS ••••• , •• , •• ,IPEAK PART.J.:
YEAR ROUND•••••••••••••••••••••••••:
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••:
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• CYEAR-END PART.),:
NEEDY FAMILIES•••••••••••••••••••••'
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD••••••••••••••••••'
DISASTER RELIEF••••••••••••••••••••'
6,200
2t800
3,~00
2,~ao,671
2,167,146
311.701
1t82~
201,035
177,871
23.16~
$ 1.110,970
$ 949,816
$ 160,446
' 708
$ ~2.026
$ 36,668
$ 5,358
$
$
$
$
---~--------------------------------------------------------------------.-------------------------------------
TOTAL•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••~: 51,071 2,681.706 $ 1,152,996
------------------------------------------------------------------------~-----------------------------------
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
TOTAl PROGRAM COST ICASH & COMMODITIESJ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ,,$
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - STATE
------------------------------------------------------------------------~-------------------------------------
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
1
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
13,558
FNSAPROGRAM REPORTING STAFF
C 0 U P 0 N S ISSUED :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MO. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSON
$ 8,648,671 $ 1,899,423 $ 6,749,248 $ 30.07
34
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, D. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-197lt
1 - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
ARIZONA
ITEM CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL :PERCENT OF U.S. TOTk- ------.------:-.------. -----:-----------:----------:---------------
:
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: S 32,621,687 •• 111.202 36,732,889 .eo 1
11 - AVAJLABJLJTY OF CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE :-----------:----------------:---------------
ITEM PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER .
PERCENT
OF ·TOTAL : NUMB"ER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
...
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 1,007 719 : 71 •• I 158 15.7 I 192 : 19.1 I
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 1,007 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : 489,022 455,680 : 93.2 I 109,705 22.4 I 119,826 : 24.5 I
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 489,022 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:~xxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
--------------------------------------------
Ill - CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM
--------------,-----
·-------------------------------------------
TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS (PEAK REACHEDI••••••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 21,358
17,599
103,170
RtCEIVING FREE & REDUCED MEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL MEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••'
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••'
All FEDERAl OUThAYS••••••••••••••••••••: $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUlLAY••••••••••••' S
SlATE . AOMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEI ••• : S
FEDERAL COST OF COMMOOITIESo•••••••••' S
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••' S
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••: S
39,431,511
34.8 I
225;826
13,358; 855
9,898;317
56,090
3,404,448
11,463,463
14,D59 .. D15
36,540,243
31.2 I
208,932
2,891,268 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
80.7 I :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
16,894 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
s 12,233,113 s 817,582 : $ 252,070
s 8,915,403 s 730,844 : $ 252,070
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: s 3,317,710 : s 86,738 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY (EXCLUDING SAE).: S 13~3D2,765 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 50.D6 s 38.28 : s 2.44
PER MEAL ICENTSl•••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 33.5 28.3 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
-------------.---------------------------------------------------
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
----,------------------------------------------------------------
ITEM
--~-----
NUMBER OF OUTLETS •••••••••••••••••••••• :
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED••••••••••••'
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES•••••••••••••••••••' S
TOTAL
442
5,455,887
171,423
SCHOOLS
353
5,D62,801
163,26D
CHILO CARE
INSTITUTIONS
88
351,D20
7t322 s
SUMMER
CAMPS
1
42.D66
841
---..----.------------------------------------------------------------
35
ARIZONA
ITEM : SUMMER ONLY
NO. OF OUTLETS (PEAK).:
ADA IPEAKI••••••••••••'
TOTAL MEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FREE MEALS •••• :
11
1o256
88,599
93.0 !1:
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
YEAR ROUND
1H
5,066
1o891o363
59.1 !1:
ITEM
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: S
CASH••••••••••••••••= $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : S
PER MEAL••••••••••••'
SUMMER ONLY
39,837
39,837
45.0
1/ EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED S 16,793 TO 11 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF
VI - SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD IW.I.<.l
YEAR ROUND
37B,318
316,261
62,057
20.0
755.
NUMBER OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PAIHICIPATION
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
ADMINI-STRATIVE
FUNDS
MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSON -------- ---------------------------r-------------------------
14 7.177 $ 445,201 $ .158,119 $ 16.61t
-~---- ------------------------------------------------------------------------- '
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
-----------------------------------------------
OUTL.ETS
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING
SCHOOLS•••••••••••••••••IPEAK PART.).: 284,510
SECTIONS 32 & 416 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SPECIAL Fooo SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
INSTITUTIONS •••••••••••• IPEAK PART.).:
YEAR ROYNO•••••••••••••••••••••••••'
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••'
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• IYEA.R-ENO PART.J.:
NEEDY FAMJLIESo••••••••••••••••••••'
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD••••••••••••••••••'
OlSASTER RELIEF••••••••••••••••••••'
: -
19,675
llo340
8.335
3t36l
3o361
POUNDS
11tlt32,679
10,08 .. ,970
1.153,333
191tt376
6 .. 9.281
502,31t2
llt6,939
1.523,91t1
1.523,941
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMOOIT 1 ES
$ 3, .. 66,505
$ 2t 777.602
$ 626,846
$ 62.057
$ 169,811
$ 130,149
$ 39,662
$ .. 7 .... 886
$ lt74. 886
$
$
-------------------------------------------
TOTAL••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••: 307,546 13,605,901 $ .... 111.202
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM!•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$ 51,052
TUTAL PROGRAM COST ICASH & COMMOOITIESJ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S ltt162t254
-------------------~-------- -----------------------
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM- STATE
C 0 UP 0 N.S 1 S S U E 0 :------------------------------------------------------------------------- MO. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSON --r------- ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
14 99,43 .. $ 31.365,007 $ 9,896,'>13 $ 21.468,594 $ 20.53
----------------------------------------------------------------
FNS/PROGRAM REPORTING STAFF
36
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, O. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
ARKANSAS
---~---------------------------------------------::--- -----~---------;.-
ITEM CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL :-------------:--------------:-------------- ----------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: $ 74,312,623 $ 5,B93,713 $ 1.75 :l
II - AVAILABILITY OF CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM
TOTAL
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH :-------
NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
: BREAKFAST' : NONFOOD ASSISTANCE :----------------:----------------L
PERCENT PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 1,352 1.312 : 97.0 ' 255 1B.9 ' 97 : 7 . 2 '
ELIGIBLE SCWOOLS ••••• : 1,352 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : 469,721 464,929 : 99.0 :l 73,010 15.5 :l 56,054 : 11.9 '
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 469,721 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
-------------------------------------------
Ill - CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM
--------------------------------------------
TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM ----------------------------------------------------------------------
PARTICIPANTS IPEAK REACHEOJ •••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 335,55B
150,115
27.601
22,570
52,01B
RECEIVING FREE & REDUCED MEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL MEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY ••••••••••••••• :
All FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••: $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUTLAY••••••••••••: S
SlATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEJ ••• : $
FEDERAL COST OF COMMODITIES •••••••••• : $
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••: $
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••: S
56,355,571
45.5 '
335,565
21,574,258
16,960,471
61,484
4,552,303
23,72B,476
19,176,173
52.56B,604
42.9 :l
312,034
3,786,967 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
80.9 % :XXXXXXlU\XXXXXX
23.531 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ 20,265,549 $ 1,041.088 : $ 206,137
$ 15,826,B55 $ 927,479 : $ 206,137
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 4,43B,694 : $ 113,609 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY IEXCLUOING SAE).: $ 21,5)2,774 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 60.39 s 37.72 : s 3.96
PER MEAL ICENTSJ •••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 38.6 27.5 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
-------------------------------------------"'l"-------------------
ITEM
NUMBER Of OUTLETS••••••••••••••••••••••:
NUMBER Of HALF-PINTS SERVEO •••••••••••• :
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES•••••••••••••••••••: S
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
TOTAL
1o337
11,521,030
428.174 $
SCHOOLS
1o313
11,221.624
422t1BB $
CHILO CARE
INSTITUTIONS
10
159,598
3t1B7 $
SUMMER
CAMPS
14
139,B08
______ 2 o799 ,_ ___ ------------------------------.--------------.-. -----------
37
ARKANSAS
ITEM SUMMER ONLY --------------
NO. Of OUTLETS CPEAKJ.:
ADA IPEAKio•••••••••••'
TOTAL HEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FREE HEALS •••• :
72
5,662
332,165
92.0 J
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
YEAR ROUND
48
4t225
2. 132,971
81.8 J
ITEM
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $
CASH••••••••••••••••' $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : S
PER MEAL••••••••••••'
SUMMER ONLY
183,393
170,576
12.817
55.2
1/ EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED $ 3,742 TO 5 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF
$
$ s·
YEAR ROUND
412,408
308,702
103,7D6
19.3
295.
----------------.--------------------------------------------------~-----------------------------
---.-------------~--~------
NUMBER OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VI - SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD IW.I.C.J
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
ADMINISTRATIVE
FUNDS
MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSOi
---r-------------------r----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1 2,621 $ 68,612 15.D41 $ 8.62
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
OUTLETS
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COHHDDITIES
SCHOOLSo••••••••••••••••IPEAK PART.).: 373,046
SECTIONS 32 & 416 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SPECIAL FOOD SERVlCE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
INSTITUTIONS •••••••••••• IPEAK PART.).:
YEAR ROUNO•••••••••••••••••••••••••:
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••:
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• IYEAR-ENO PART.J.:
NEEDY FAMILIES•••••••••••••••••••••'
S~PPLEMENTAL FOOD •••••••••••••••••• :
DISASTER RELIEF••••••••••••••••••••'
13,987
9,350
4,637
8,972
8,972
13,712.367
11,416,688
1,908,401
387.278
911,172
785,366
125,806
3,178,425
3,231,595
53,1701•••:
$ 4,668,826
$ 3,534,386
s 1,017,911
s 116,523
$ 195,175
s 161,839
s 33,336
$ 1 .029,112
$
s 976,732
s 52,980 •• $
--------------------------------------------------
TOTAL••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••: 396,005 17,801,964 $ 5,893,713
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAMoo••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
TOTAL PROGRAM COST CCASH & COMHODITIESJ ••••••••••••.••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s 5,893,713
** INCLUDED IN NEEDY PERSON TOTAl. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRIBUTING
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY TO SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS. *** EXCLUDED IN NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD IN THE DISTRIBUTION PIPELINE AND JN
LOCAL INVENTORY NOT ACCOUNTED FOR ON THE REPORTING FORM FNS-155.
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - STATE
--------------------------------------------------------
C 0 U P 0 N S J S S U E 0
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END :--------- -------------------------------------------------- PARTICIPATION MO. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSON ·--------------------------------------------------------
75 239,956 $ B7,430,821 $ 31,135,000 $ 56,295,821 $ 19.97
FNSAPROGRAM REPURTJNG STAFF
38
,.
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, 0. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
I - TOTAL FEDERAl OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
CALIFORNIA
------------~-----------------------------------~-------------------------
I~EM CASH COMMOOITI~S TOTAL :PERCENT.OF U.S. TOTAL ------------.:-------------:---------------:---------------:----------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: $ 349,345,433 $ 39o013oftll $ 388,358,844 8.49 :1:
--,-------------~-------------------------------~------------------------
II - AVAILABILITY OF CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAl
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL lUNCH : BREAKFA-ST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE :---------------:------------------------:---------------------- ITEM PERCENT PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL ---- , --------------------------------------------.--:------------------------------
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• :
EliGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• :
TOTAl ENROLLMENT ••••• : 4,907,702 3,763,550 : 76.7 :1: 440,333 9.0 :1: 451,354 : 9.2 :1:
ELIGIBLE ENROllMENT •• : 4,880,702 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
---------
III - CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
--------------------------
ITEM J'OTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM.
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS (PEAK REACHEOI••••••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 1,394,359
704,828
142,943
132,222
428,786
RECEIVING FREE & REDUCED MEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAl MEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••:
ALL FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••: $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUTLAY••••••••••••: S
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEI ••• : $
FEDERAL COST OF COMMODITIES •••••••••• : $
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••: S
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••: S
253,252,660
55.2 *
1,443, 514
106,607,835
87,465,306
165,728
18,976,801
131,530,231
112,553,430
229t017t773
51.2 :1:
1o307o718
24.234,887 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
92.7 :1: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
135,796 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
s 95,600,200 $ 8,983,573 : $ 1,858,334
$ 77,350,446 S 8t256o526 : $ 1o858,334
·: xxxxxxxxxxxxx XX XXX: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 18,249,754 : $ 727,047 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY (EXCLUDING SAEI.: $ 106,4421 107 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 68.56 s 62.85 : s 4.33
PER MEAL ICENTSio••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 41.7 37.1 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
ITEM
NUMBER OF OUTLETS••••••••••••••••••••••:
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED •••••••••••• :
_FE_D_ER_A_L _E_X_P_E_N DITURES•••••••••••••••••••: S .;.__
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
TOTAL
8, Oftl
117,439,767
3,546,424
39
SCHOOLS
7,264
1D6,126t531
$ 3o320t160
CHILO CARE
INSTITUTIONS
442
6,918,691
s 138,373
SUMMER
CAMPS
335
4,394,545
s 87,891
CALIFORNIA
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
------------------------------------------------------------------~------------------------------------------- ITEM : SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NO. OF OUTLETS CPEAKI.:
ADA IPEAK1••••••••••••'
TOTAL MEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FREE MEALS •••• :
lo025
- u~.485
5,845,194
99.9 !C
569
18,038
6,337,024
99.1 I
1/ EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED S
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: S
CASH••••••••••••••••' $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : S
PER MEAL••••••••••••'
2o723,B09
2,707,376
16,433
46.6
89,4'>5 TO 79 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF
VI - SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD CW.I.C.l
s
s
s
1,303,052
1,155,153
147,899
20.6
NUMBER OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
ADMINISTRATIVE
F!JNOS
MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSON
26 s 475,262 s 147,242 s 17.33
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
OUTLETS
PERSONS
PART! CIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMOOIT I ES
SCHOOLS•••••••••••••••••IPEAK PART.).: 1,700,681
SECTIONS 32 & 416 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SPECIAL Fooo SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
INSTITUTIONS •••••••••••• CPEAK PART.).:
YEAR ROUND•••••••••••••••••••••••••'
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••'
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• CYEAR-ENO PART.).:
NEEDY FAMILIES•••••••••••••••••••••'
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD••••••••••••••••••'
D I.SASTER RELIEF •• •. • •••••• • •••••••• ·:
TOTAL •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :
147,899
83,399
64,500
97,786
85,676
12tl10
53,794,067
'>5,760,723
7.513,518
519,826
8tl13. 738
6t862t418
1.251,320
54,310.315
50.495,694
3,814,621
l16,218o120
$ 19,141' 133
s 14,863,749
s 't,l13,052
s 164,332
s 1,95't,9't9
s 1,580,756
s 374,193
s 17,917.329
s 16,722 t894
s 1,194,435
s
s
------------------------------------
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$ 690,981
TOTAL PROGRAM COST CCASH & COMMODITIESJ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S 39,704.392
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - STATE
COUPONS I S S U E D
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION :------------------------------------------------------------------------------ MO. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSON
-----~-----------~------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
50 1,249,969 s 469,212,280 $ 216,309,764 s 252,902,516 s 16.61
FNS/PROGRAH REPORTING STAFF
40
ITEM
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, O. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL
COLORADO
:PERCENT Of U.S. TOT.l -----------:--------------:-------------:--------------:--------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: $ 3B,809,439 $ $ 43,9B0,807 .96 II
------------------------------------------------------------------
II - AVAILABILITY Of CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
TOTAL NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
: PUBliC AND :---------------:------------------:---------------_.,-
ITEM : PRIVATE : : PERCENT : PERCENT : : PERCENT
SCHOOLS NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• :
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• :
1,427 1,239 : B6.8 :c 127 B.9 :c 107 : 7.5 :c '
1,427 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx: xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : 592,544 511,600 : 86.3 :C 66,226 11.2 :C B9,308 : 15.1 II
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 592,544 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
------------------------------------
III - CH1LD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOl
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS IPEAK REACHEOJ •••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 275,629
61,9BO
llt332
6,890
84,753
RECEIVING FREE & REDUCED HEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL HEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••'
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••'
ALL FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••' $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUlLAY••••••••••••' S
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEJ ••• : $
FEDERAL COST OF COMMODITIES •••••••••• : S
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••' S
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••' $
279,561
13,522,241
9,729,853
54,011
3, 738,377
20,791,500
17,053,123
26Bt 696
1,856,754 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
57.5 II :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
10,865 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ 12,858,845 $ 39B,BOO : $ 210,585
$ 9,176,171 $ 343,097 : $ 210,585
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 3,682,674 : $ 55,703 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY !EXCLUDING SAEI.: $ 13,46B,230 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 46.65 s 35.19 : s 2.48
PER HEAL ICENTSJ •••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 28.6 21.5 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
---~-----------------------------------------------------------------
CHILD CARE SUMMER
ITEM TOTAL SCHOOLS INSTITUTIONS CAMPS
NUMBER OF OUTLETS •••••••••••••••••••••• :
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVEO••••••••••••'
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES•••••••••••••••••••' $
1,264
12,289,974
460,045
41
$
1.221
11,446,662 : '
443,173 s
23
758.263
15.171 $
20
B5,049
1,701
COLORADO
ITEM
NO. OF OUTLETS (PEAKI.:
ADA IPEAKI.•••••••••••'
TOTAL MEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FREE MEALS •••• :
SUMMER ONLY
39
5,944
189,236
86.5 s
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM
YEAR ROUND
114
5,939
1o976o094
88.1 s
ITEM
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $
CASH••••••••••••••••' $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• -: $
PER MEAL••••••••••••'
SUMMER ONLY
55,263
39,217
16,046
29.2
$'
$
$
YEAR ROUND
364,852
314,037
50,815
18.5
---------------------~-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NUMBER OF
PROJECTS
4
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
2,650
VI - SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD IW.I.C.I
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
104,892
ADMI~ISTRAT IVE
FUNDS
38,251
MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSON
$ 17.01
---r------------------------------------------------------------------------------------~---------------·----- -
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
OUTLETS
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMOOITI ES
---T----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
SCHOOLS•••••••••••••••••IPEAK PART.).: 300,633
SECTIONS 32 & 4I6 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SECTION 6 •••••••••••• ~ ••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
INSTITUTIONS •••••••••••• IPEAK PART.).:
YEAR ROUNO•••••••••••••••••••••••••'
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••:
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• tYEAR-END PART.I.:
NiEDY FAMILIES•••••••••••••••••••••'
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD •••••••••••••••••• :
DISASTER RELIEF ••••• ~••••••••••••••'
TOTAL••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••:
---------------------
65,026
7o064
57,962
8o929
8,929
374,588
llo795o225 $
9,723,800 s
1,862,396 s
209,029 $
684o314 s
536, 031 s
148,283 s
3,697.185 $
$
3o699o219, $
2,0341***' $
s
16,176,724 s
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
TOTAL PROGRAM COST ICASH & COMMODITIESI ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s
3,805,238
2o777o325
961,052
66,861
172,506
127 o168
45,338
1,193,624
1o129o017
64,607 ••
5,171.368
** INCLUDED IN NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRIBUTING
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY TO SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS.
***EXCLUDED IN NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD IN THE DISTRIBUTION PIPELINE AND' IN
LOCAL INVENTORY NOT ACCOUNTED FOR ON THE REPORTING FORM FNS-155.
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
53
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
124.437
FNS/PROGRAH REPQRTING STAFF
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - STATE
COUPONS ISSUED :-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MO. AVG.
TOTAL CASH SON US PER PERSON
s 45,106,116 s 17,036,983 s 28,069,133 s 19.39
42
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UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, O. C. 20250 CONNECTICUT
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
ITEM CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL :PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL ------------:----------:--------------:--------------:------------------
FEDERAl EXPENDITURES.: $ 34,3B2,360 $ s 37,763,673 .B3 l
--.------------,-----------------------------------------------------
II - AVAILABILITY OF CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS I~ SCHOOLS
---.-----------------------------------------------------
TOTAl
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOl LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
ITEM
NUMBER
----:------------------------:------------------------- PERCENT
OF TOTAl : NUMBER
: . PERCENT
OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
---.------------------------------------------~--------:----------
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 1,490 B7B : 58.9 l 18 1.2 l 160 : 10.7 l
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 1,489 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAl ENROllMENT ••••• : 715,549 513,761 : 11.B l 6,547 .9 l 46,410 : 6.5 l
ELIGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 715,426 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
,..-------
Ill - CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOl
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS (PEAK REACHEDio••••••••••••XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 217,988
62,406
3,312
2.474
42,512
RECEIVING fREE & REDUCED HEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL MEALS SERVED •••• ~••••••••••••••••'
PERCENT fREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAl HEALS SERVED DAllY ••••••••••••••• :
All FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••' $
T·OtAL PROGRAM CASH OUTLAY •• • • •. ••• ••• : $
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEI ••• : $
FEDERAl COST OF COHHOOJTJES •••••••••• : $
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••' $
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••' $
35,498,200
27.8 l
201,761
12,072,322
9,255,751
50,546
2,766,025
21,075,735
18,3D-9,710
34,9B9,751
27.0 l
198,833
508,449 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
83.8 l :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
2,928 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ 10,712,05B $ 12B.159 : $ 1,181,559
$ 7,961,286 $ 112,906 : $ 1t1B1,559
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 2,750,772 : $ 15,253 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY (EXCLUDING SAEI.: $ 12,021,776 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILo •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 49.14 s 38.70 : s 27.79
PER HEAL ICENTSI •• •••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 30.6 25.2 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
---------------------------------------.-----.---------------------
CHILO CARE SUMMER
ITEM TOTAL SCHOOLS INSTITUTIONS CAMPS
NUMBER OF OUTLETS••••••••••••••••••••••'
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED••••••••••••'
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES ••••••••••••••••••• : $
1,386
44,223,175
1t185,557 $
1 o269
42,911,310
1,159,301 $
13
164,B07
3,310
104
1,147,05B
$ 22,946
----------------------------------------------------------------------
43
CONNECTICUT
V - SPECIAl FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
----. ------IT-E-M- ----------~S-U-M-M--ER- -O-N-L-Y- ------Y-E-A-R- -R-O-U-N-D- ------------I-T-E-M~ --------------S-U-M-M-E-R- -O-N-L-Y- ------Y-E-A-R --R-O-U-N-D -- -------------------------------------------------------
NO. OF OUTLETS IPEAKJ.: 78 114 FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: $ 149,729 $ 319,803
ADA IPEAKl••••••••••••' 10,471 3,111 CASH••••••••••••••••' $ 142,000 $ 279,223
T07AL HEALS SERVED •••• : 430,341 1,655,853 COMMODITIES ••••••••• : $ 7,729 $ 40,580
PERCENT FREE HEALS •••• : 100.0 I 83.0 I PER HEAL••••••••••••' 34.8 19.3
1/ EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED $ 22,115 TO 23 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF 1,125.
VI - SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD IW.I.C.)
NUMBER OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
AOHI NISTRATIVE
FI:INDS
MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSON
--------------------------------------~------------------------------------
6 5,979 $ 176,301 $ 75,648 $ 18.94
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
OUTLETS
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING POUNDS
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMODITIES
SCHOOLS ••••••••••••••••• CPEAK PART.J.: 244,561 9,405,007 $ 2,814.334
SECTIONS 32 & 416 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 8 t252.287 $ 2,162.242
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 1,oU,895 s 603,783
SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: 140,825 $ 48,309
INSTITUTIONS •••••••••••• CPEAK PART.).: 36,220 2.642.856 $ 562,182
YEAR ROUNO•••••••••••••••••••••••••: 19,960 2,425,874 $ 491t,439
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••: 16.260 216,982 $ 67.743
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• IYEAR-END PART.).: 1,712 15.471 $ 4t797
NEEDY FAMILIES ••••••••••••••••••••• : $
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD •••••••••••••••••• : 54 l4t159 $ 4,030
1,028 ** $ 668 •• DISASTER RELIEF••••••••••••••••••••' lt658 284 $ 99
TOTAL••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••: 282,493 12,063,334 $ 3, 381.313
CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
TUTAL PROGRAM COST ICASH & COHMODITIESJ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s 3,381t313
-------------------------------------------------------r------------------------------------------------------
** INCLUDED IN NEEDY PERSON TOTAL. POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRIBUTING
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY TO SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS.
NUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - STATE
C 0 U P 0 N S S S U E .D
:-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- MO. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSON -------------------r----------------------------------------------. ------------~------------------
8 138,567 $ 48,786,121 $ 25,590,902 $ 23,195,219 $ 14.59
---~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
FNS/PROGRAM REPORTING STAFF
44
..
..
"
ITEM
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, O. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND ~UTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-19H
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
CASH COMMODITIES TOTAL
DELAWARE
:PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL --------:--------:-------------:---------------:-----------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: $ 4,385,831t s 2. 998,010 $ 7t383,Bitlt .16 !1:
----.------------------------------------------------------------------
II - AVAILABILITY OF CHILD NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
-----------. -----------------. -------------------------------------- TOTAL NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE
: PUBLIC ~0 : ----·--------:------------------:------------------
ITEM PRIVAtE
SCHOOLS
PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL :
PERCENT
NUMBER Of TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
Of TOTAl
--~-------------------------------------------------------------------
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 264 206 : 78.0 !1: lt5 17.0 I 16 : 6.1 !1:
ELIGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 263 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxu:xxxxxx'xxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : 150,801 135,1t64 : 89.8 !1: 40,071 26.6 I 9,963 : 6.6 !1:
ELIGIBLE ENROllMENT •• : 150,759 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:Xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
Ill - CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
----------------.-------------------------- NATIONAL SCHOOL NONFOOD
ITEM TOTAL SCHOOL LUNCH BREAKFAST ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM PROGRAM PROGRAM ----------------------------------------------------------------
PARTICIPANTS CPEAK REACHEOio•••••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 81.066
21.344
5,311
ltt536
8,857
RECEIVING FREE & REDUCED HEALS CPEAK):XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL MEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••'
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••'
All FEDERAL OUTLAYS •• ••·••••••••••••••••: $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUllAY••••••••••••' $
STATE ADMINISlRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEI ••• : S
FEDERAL COST OF COMMODITIES •••••••••• : S
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••' $
LQCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••' S
74,905
3,967,">73
2t937,61t0
32,23">
997,599
6,"tlt9,102
5,451,503
12,420,778
25.6 !1:
7lr288
561t,692 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
85.6 ' :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
3,617 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ 3,725,570 $ 169,793 : s 39,876
$ 2.744,912 $ 152,B52 : $ 39,876
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ 980,658 : s l6,91t1 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY (EXCLUDING SAEI.: S 3,935,239 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILO •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s lt5.96 s 31.97 : s ">.5o
PER MEAL CCENTSI•••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 30.0 30.1 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
--------
-----~------
ITEM
NUMBER OF OUTLETS••••••••••••••••••••••'
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED •••••••••••• :
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES•••••••••••••••••••' S
---~---,..----'-
IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
TOTAL
253
ltt8l3,585
165,">90
45
$
SCHOOLS
223
4,025,529
11t9 .734 $
CHILO CARE
INSTITUTIONS
23
764,771
15.290 $
SUMMER
CAMPS
7
23,285
466
DELAWARE
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND ITEM SUMMER ONLY YEAR ROUND
NO. OF OUTLETS (PEAK).:
ADA (PEAK)••••••••••••'
TOTAL HEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FREE HEALS •••• :
48
5,666
224,994
100.0 z
47
1.114
181,081
93.6 •
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS.: S
CASH••••••••••••••••' S
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : S
PER HEAL••••••••••••'
138.312
135,738
2,634
61.5
s
s
s
163,268
153,928
9,340
20.7
---------.-------------------------------------------------------
l/ EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED S 15,024 TO 15 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF 4,959.
VI - SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD IW.J.C.)
--------------------------------------------
NUMBER OF.
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
ADHI NI STRATIVE
FUNDS
MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSON
-------------------------------------------------------------------~-------------------------------
1 609 s s 7,905 s 16.07
OUTLETS
VII - FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING ----------------,--------------
SCHOOLS•••••••••••••••••IPEAK PART.).: 949 337
SECTIONS 32 t 416 •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SPECIAL FooD SERVICE ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
INSTITUTIONS •••••••••••• IPEAK PART.I.:
YEAR ROUND•••••••••••••••••••••••••'
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••'
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• IYEAR-END PART.).:
NEEDY FAMILIES•••••••••••••••••••••'
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD••••••••••••••••••'
DISASTER RELIEF••••••••••••••••••••'
5,400
4,800
600
(12, 371)
(12, 371)
POUNDS
2,968,276
2,613.199
317,482
37,595
563,061
559,287
3,774
5,260,124
5,260, 724
FEDERAL COST FOR
COHHODIT I ES
s 1.009,513
s 829.143
s 168,456
s 11,974
s 116.174
s 115,311
s 1,403
s 1.811,663
s· 1,871,663
s
s
s
-----------------------------------------------------------r-----------------------------
TOTAL••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••: 99,737 8,792,061 s 2,998,010
CASH ASSISTANCE TO ;STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM. •••••••••••••• •••••• •••••••••••••••••$ 100,000
TOTAL PROGRAM COST (CASH & COMHDQITIESI ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• s 3,098,010
( .. ) Needy Family Program dropped during" F'i 1974. Figure shown is fo;r: last month of participation and not included in total.s~ ~ -
NUMBER
OF
Pl!OJECTS
YEAR-END
:. PARTlCIPATlON
--~·----~----------
3 18,761
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - STATE
COUPONS IS-SUED :----------------------------------------------------------------- !110. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSON
s 1.278,584 s 469,948 s 808,636 s 18.59
--------------------.------------------------------------------------- --------------
FNSAPROGRAM REPORTING STAFF
46
..
'
UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD AND NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, O. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
OIST OF COLUMBIA
---r-----------------------------------------------------------------------
ITEM CASH COHHOOITIES TOTAL :PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL ---------------:--------------:---------------:------------------:-------------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: $ 28.703,3&2 $ Zo33Bo497 $ 31,041,859 .6B t
-------------------------------------------------------------------
II - AVAILABILITY Of CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
----------------------------~-----------------------------------------
TOTAL
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE :--------------:--------------------:----------------------
ITEM PERCENT
NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL : NUHBER
PERCENT
Of TOTAL
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 283 207 : 73.1 t 138 48.8 ' 24 : 8.5 t
ELLGIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 282 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : 156,261 132,000 : 84.5 ~ 44,610 28.5 ~ 21,218 : 13.6 t
ELIGIBLE ENROllMENT •• : 155,590 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxAxxxxxxxxx
Ill - CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASSISTANCE
PROGRAM
PARTICIPANTS (PEAK REACHEDI••••••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 70,070
53,917
20,736
19,782
19,011
RECEIVING FREE & REDUCED HEALS IPEAKI:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL HEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••'
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL HEALS SERVED DAILY•••••••••••••••'
ALL FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••' $
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUlLAY••••••••••••' $
STATE ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE ISAEI ••• : $
FEDERAL COST OF COHHOOJTIES •••••••••• : $
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••' $
LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES•••••••••••••••••' $
14,097,500
82.7 t
81,654
6,585,302
5,581.187
51,729
952,386
4,349,698
3,397,312
11.232,282
79.2 :1:
b3,67b
2,865,218 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
96.7 ' :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
17,978 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
$ 5,701,354 $ 785,849 : $ 46,370
$ 4,834,925 $ &99,892 : $ 4&,370
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: $ B6b,429 : $ 85,957 : xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY &EXCLUDING SAEJ.: $ 6,533,573 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 81.37 : s 37.90 : s 2.44
PER HEAL ICENTSio••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 50.8 27.4 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
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CHILD CARE SUMMER
ITEM TOTAL SCHOOLS INSTITUTIONS CAMPS
NUMBER OF OUTLETS••••••••••••••••••••••'
NUMBER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED••••••••••••'
~~OERAL EXPENDITURES•••••••••••••••••••' $
267
4,219,779
157,168 $
262
3,909,524
150,961 $
5
309,263
6t187 $
(1)
992
20
( ) SUillller Camps did not operate during peak month of participation. Figure shown is for July and not included in totals.
47
DIST OF COLUMBIA
!TEM : SUMMER ONLY
NO. OF OUTLETS IPEAKI.:
ADA IPEAKI •••••••••••• :
TOTAL MEALS SERVED ••• ,:
PERCENT FREE MEALS.,,,:
185
2 a, 726
1 ,049, 585
100.0 :c
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
YEAR ROUND
65
2.637
1o732o107
1DO.O I
ITEM
FEDERAL CONTRIBUTIONS,: $
CASH••••••••••••••••' $
COMMODITIES ••••••••• : $
PER MEAL••••••••••••'
SUMMER ONLY
632,599
632.210
389
60.3
$
$
$
YEAR ROUND
225,337
211>,013
9,324
13.0
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1/ EXCLUDES NONFOOD ASSISTANCE FUNDS WHICH PROVIDED $ 310 032 TO 14 OUTLETS WITH ADA OF
--------~----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
NUMBER OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PARTICIPATION
VI - SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD IW.I.C.)
$
VALUE OF
BENEFITS
ADMIN! STRAT IVE
FUNDS
s
MONTHLY AVERAGE
:BENEFITS PER PERSON
s
--~-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
VII- FOOD DISTRIBUTION PROGRAM
----------------------------------------------------------------------
CUTLETS
PERSONS
PARTICIPATING
SCHOOLS ••••••••• , ••••••• IPEA~ PART.).: 122,169
SECTIONS 32 & 41o •••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SECTION 6 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
SPECIAL Fooo sERVIce ••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:
INSJITUTIONS •••••••••••• IPEAK PART,).:
YEAR ROUND•••••••••••••••••••••••••'
SUMMER CAMPS•••••••••••••••••••••••'
NEEDY PERSONS ••••••• IYEAR-END PART.!.:
NEEDY FAMILIES•••••••••••••••••••••'
SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD •• •••••••••••• •••• :
DISASTER RELIEF••••••••••••••••••••'
TOTAL••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••:
12.432
12.105
327
10,761
145,362
POUNDS
4,596,108
4,233,662
329,094
33,352
504,372
497,622
6,750
3,922,931
3o715o808
207,123 **
9,023,411
FEDERAL COST FOR
COMMOOITI ES
s 962,099
$ 742,226
s 210.160
s 9,713
s 114,427
s 109,072
s 5,355
s 1.261,971
s
s 1.128,624
s 133,347 •• s
s 2,338,497
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CASH ASSISTANCE TO STATES FOR NEEDY FAMILY PROGRAM••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••$
TOTAL PROGRAM COST ICASH & COMMODITIESI ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• S 2o338,497
--------
** INCLUDED IN NEEDY PERSON TOTAL., POUNDS AND/OR VALUE REPRESENTS FOOD DISTRIBUTED FROM STATE DISTRIBUTING
CENTER BUT NOT DISTRIBUTED LOCALLY TO SUPPLEMENTAL FOOD RECIPIENTS.
VIII - FOOD STAMP PROGRAM - STATE
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COUPONS I S S U E D'
hUMBER
OF
PROJECTS
YEAR-END
PAR Tl C I PAT ION
:---------------------------------------_._ _________________________________ _
MO. AVG.
TOTAL CASH BONUS PER PERSON -----------------------·
1 109,509 s 42,073,620 $ 20,039,597 s 22.034,023 $ 16.53
FNS/PROGRAM REPORTING STAFF
48
UNITED $TATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FOOD ANO NUTRITION SERVICE
WASHINGTON, O. C. 20250
SUMMARY OF FOOD AND NUTRITION PROGRAMS
FY-1974
I - TOTAL FEDERAL OUTLAY FOR All FNS PROGRAMS
FLORIDA
--------------~--------------------------""'\----------
JTEH CASH COHHOOITIES TOTAL PERCENT OF U.S. TOTAL ------------:-----------:------------:-----.-------- ----------------
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES.: $ 177.165,¥.0 $ 12.709,225 s 1B9,B74o665 4.15 •
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II - AVAILABILITY OF CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
NATIONAL SCHOOL LUNCH : BREAKFAST NONFOOD ASSISTANCE ---:---------------------:------------------ ITEM PERCENT PERCENT
TOTAL
PUBLIC AND
PRIVATE
SCHOOLS NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER OF TOTAL : NUMBER
PERCENT
OF TOTAL
---~·----
TOTAL SCHOOLS •••••••• : 2,3B2 1,910 B0.2 :1 483 20.3 I 357 : 15.0 :1
Eli.GIBLE SCHOOLS ••••• : 2.312 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL ENROLLMENT ••••• : 1,709,303 1,530,321 : 89.5 I 294,163 17.2 I 41B,572 : 24.5 I
ELLGIBLE ENROLLMENT •• : 1.6B4,949 :xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxx
Ill - CHILO NUTRITION PROGRAMS IN SCHOOLS
ITEM TOTAL
NATIONAL
SCHOOL LUNCH
PROGRAM
SCHOOL
BREAKFAST
PROGRAM
NONFOOD
ASS'! STANCE
PROGRAM ------------------------------------------
PARTICIPANTS (PEAK REACHEOlo•••••••••••:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 943,549
359,416
72.206
56,971
3B6,342
RECEIVING FREE & REDUCED HEALS (PEAKl:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
TOTAL MEALS SERVED•••••••••••••••••••••:
PERCENT FREE AND REDUCED PRICE ••••••• :
TOTAL HEALS SERVED DAILY ••••••••••••••• :
All FEDERAL OUTLAYS••••••••••••••••••••' S
TOTAL PROGRAM CASH OUTLAY •••••••••••• : $
STATE AOMINISTRATIVE EXPENSE (SAEl ••• : S
FEDERAL GOST OF COHHOOITIES •••••••••• : S
TOTAL VALUE OF FOOD USED•••••••••••••••' $
'' LOCAL FOOD PURCHASES. ••••• •• • •• •••• ••: S
166,343,7«0
40.1 I
931,913
58,115,043
46,060,054
129,364
11,925,625
65,013,894
53,088,269
155,099,561
37.4 I
865,267
11.244.219 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
77.3 I :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
66,646 :xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
s 53,875.783 $ 3,437,B37 : s 672,059
s 42,287,485 s 3,100,510 : s 672,059
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
: s 11,588,298 : s 337,327 ·:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx:xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
FEDERAL PROGRAM OUTLAY (EXCLUDING SAEI.: $ 57,985,679 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX:XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
PER CHILD •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• :xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx: s 57.10 s 47.61 : s 1.74
0PER HEAL lCENTSl•••••••••••••••••••• :XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX: 34.7 30.6 :XXXXXXXXXXXXXX
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IV - SPECIAL MILK PROGRAM
-------------
ITEM -----------
NUMBER OF OUTLETS••••••••••••••••••••••'
N~BER OF HALF-PINTS SERVED••••••••••••'
FEDERAL EXPENDITURES ••••••••••••••••••• : S
TOTAL
1,445
20,522,488
468,335 $
SCHOOLS
1o345
19,2¥..133
442,781 s
CHILO CARE
INSTITUTIONS
77
923,062
18,450 $
SUMMER
CAMPS
23
355,293
7,104
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FLORIDA
ITEM
NO. OF OUTLETS (PEAK).:
ADA lPEAKJ••••••••••••=
TOTAL MEALS SERVED •••• :
PERCENT FREE MEALS •••• :
SUMMER ONLY
314
u,a2o
2,037,629
94.7 I
V - SPECIAL FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM 1/
YEAR ROUND
576
21.191t
10t51t5,258
98.0 I :
ITEM
:
FE