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HIGHLIGHTS from U.S. Census Bureau The official definition of poverty in the United States is based on the income of a family in relation to the amount a family consumes, along with the size and composition of the family. A person, or family, is at the poverty level if their income equals the cost of a minimum diet, multiplied by three to allow for other basic needs. Basic Hunger Facts [2]:
What Yad Ezra Provides: Yad Ezra Grocery Cost Comparison Yad Ezra's volunteers and staff pride themselves in their efforts to bargain shop. A small family can save as much as $85.00 per month by receiving groceries from our food pantry. The following chart shows the breakdown of Yad Ezra cost vs. retail food costs, toiletry packages and household supplies by family size:
[1]www.plu.edu/poverty/home.html [2] www.census.gov/hhes/www/poverty
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