Athens County Food Security Report
First Deep-Dive Report is Here!
Recommended Citation:
Belkin, S., Kroutel, K., & Schoen, K. Food Security in Athens County. (Athens, Ohio). Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service
We are thrilled to share with you our latest report, Food Security in Athens County 2024.
This comprehensive study provides a deep dive into the current state of food security in our community, outlining both the challenges we face and the incredible strides we are making together. We are deeply appreciative of the many food pantries, community members, and partners who contributed to this report and for the many ways in which they support our community. We would also like to thank our partners at Ohio University’s Voinovich School of Leadership and Public Service for the creation of this report.
Key highlights of the report include:
- An in-depth analysis of food insecurity trends in Athens County.
- Success stories from local initiatives that are making a significant impact.
- List and schedule of food pantries, warm meal providers, and blessing boxes
Your insights, participation, and support are invaluable as we strive together to create a more food-secure Athens County. After you’ve had an opportunity to read the report, please be in touch with your ideas, commitments, and questions.
Thank you for your ongoing commitment to making Athens County a better place for all.
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