Marching to Glory: The History of the Salvation Army in the U.S. from 1880-1980
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From the Salvation Army YouTube Channel
According to the "Map the Meal Gap" study released by the Kansas Food Bank and Feeding America, 14.3 percent of Kansans--nearly 400,000 people--suffered from "food insecurity". The rate for children in Kansas is even higher--22.6 percent, or about 158,000 children. Of these, the study estimates that approximately 40% do not qualify for federal food aid, because their families make more than the allowable 185% above the poverty level.
Check out this fascinating Interactive Map which gives information on food insecurity rates down to the county level. Mouse over a state to see the stats for the state, and click on a county to see county-level info.
