Benefits: Households receiving SNAP in Tulsa County

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  • Two or More
  • White

Benefits: Households receiving SNAP

Full Screen
0 2–30 31–62 63–93 94–127 128–177 178–232 233–336 337–731
Desired Direction
Neutral Direction is neutral
Geographic Levels
Tract ZIP Code County Neighborhood Region
Breakdowns Available
Ethnicity Race
Categories
Hunger
Data Sources

About

The Census provides an estimate of the number of households that receive food stamps or SNAP benefits. Disaggregated statistics by race and ethnicity use Census tables B22005A-I.

Disaggregations

Ethnicity
Hispanic Non-Hispanic
Race
Asian Black Native American Native Hawaiian or Pacific Islander Other Two or More White

Related Statistics

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Initiatives

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Organizations working to improve this metric

Hunger Reduction
Restore Hope Ministries

Every day, one in five children in Tulsa County is undernourished. Hunger impacts every aspect of a person - body, mind, and soul. Restore Hope …

The Market
Catholic Charities

The Market at Catholic Charities allows our clients to choose the foods their family prefers, eliminating food waste and providing balanced and healthy food choices.

SNAP Outreach
Food Bank of Eastern Oklahoma

This program assists neighbors with submitting applications for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) to increase the neighbors’ resources to purchase groceries.