Food Pantry Statistics

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This quiz is for food pantries that are members with The Food Bank of Western Massachusetts (FBWM). These questions will demonstrate your understanding of the Statistics for Food Pantries Training.

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Your Name *

Program Name *

5 digit Program Number *

True or false: Your monthly statistics determine your program size. *

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When are statistics for June due?

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The last day of the month (June 30)

The first day of the following month (July 1)

The last day of the following month (July 31)

The 15th day of the following month (July 15)

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Which of the following information do you NOT need to collect for your Food Bank statistics?

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Total Individuals

Race

Number and ages of new participants

Total Households

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What are Service Visits?

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Service Visits counts each person in the household, each time that household visits your program during the month

Service Visits counts the number of times your program picked up food at the Food Bank during the month.

Service Visits counts the total number of people in each household that visited your program during the month.

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True or False: Oasis Insight tracking software and USDA eligibility both require that you record a household's town of residence, but otherwise, FBWM does not require this information.

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True

False

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True or False: Service Visits must be equal to or greater than Total Individuals

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True

False

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Your food pantry is open twice/month. A mother comes to pick up food at your pantry twice in September, and twice in October. She has two children, ages 14 and 19, who live with her. How many TOTAL INDIVIDUALS would you count for this family in OCTOBER?

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Using the example above, how many NEW INDIVIDUALS would you count for this family in OCTOBER?

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Using the example above, how many NEW CHILDREN (ages 0-17) would you count for this family in OCTOBER?

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Using the example above, how many NEW ADULTS (ages 18-64) would you count for this family in OCTOBER?

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In the example above, are there any seniors (ages 65+)?

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Yes

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How many NEW HOUSEHOLDS would you count for this family in OCTOBER?

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How many SERVICE VISITS would you count for this family in SEPTEMBER?

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True or False: New children, adults, and seniors should add up to TOTAL INDIVIDUALS?

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True

False

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True or False: TOTAL INDIVIDUALS and NEW INDIVIDUALS should be equal in October?

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True

False

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An unmarried couple who live together visit your pantry. They are looking forward to making a delicious dinner together using the chicken thighs they get today. Are they part of the same household?

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YES, they live together and will both be eating the food, so they are part of the same household

NO, because they are unmarried they are NOT part of the same household

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Your pantry is open once each month. In April, you serve 187 households and 374 individuals. How many SERVICE VISITS would you report for this month?

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187

374

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