107,700

According to statistics from Feeding America, 107,700 individuals face food insecurity in Collin County. 

This was before the Covid-19 pandemic. Many of our neighbors continue to report struggles with meeting basic needs such as food, clothing, housing, and access to affordable medical care. 

44%

Increase in Individuals Fed

In 2021, we witnessed a 44% increase from 2020 in the number of individuals seeking assistance from our food pantry.

3,533,638
meals served to our neighbors,
equating to 4,240,465 pounds of food distributed.

54,095
families served. Of the individuals served, 23,989 were senior adults, and 80,645 were children.

64,657
articles of clothing distributed at no cost to 2,337 families.

2,015
winter coats distributed to individuals of all ages.

1,829
hours of individual direct care provided to our neighbors with needs beyond food and clothing.

2,263
requests for assistance beyond food and clothing received from our neighbors online.

365
neighbors enrolled at The Academy in various courses offering training in job skills, language skills, and life skills.

132
neighbors graduated from our English as a Second Language (ESL) classes.

State of The Storehouse Digital Magazine 2023

In this magazine, we review our community impact in 2022, recap our strategic focus in 2022, celebrate some highlights of the year, and also share our vision for 2023. 

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