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Statistics & Reports

Usage statistics for January - December 2025

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  • 326 households requested food in 2025;  101 of these were new households

  • 2191 client-visits to the Petawawa Pantry, a 21% increase over 2024. 

  • An average of 184 families per month came to the Pantry for food.

  • 4420 people benefitted from the food provided (adding all family members for every
    visit), a 16% increase over 2024.

  • In the past 4 years, there have been 6,389 client visits, with 13,428 adults and children benefitting from the food provided.

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  • 36% of individuals relying on food bank services are children under the age of 18 *

  • 43% of households served are single individuals *

  • 24% of households served are single-parent households *

  • 44% of households rely on disability-related support income or social assistance *

* These statistics are on-trend with published provincial and national food insecurity surveys.

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  • Total food donations in 2025:  101,231 lbs

  • Food shared with other groups:  10,158 lbs

    • Includes other food banks and organizations assisting the food-insecure sector

  • Number of Volunteers:  53

  • Number of Board Members:  7

  • Total estimated number volunteer hours:  10,225 hours

Petawawa Pantry is registered with the Canada Revenue Agency as a charitable organization. Our financial statements are audited yearly by Baker Tilly REO in accordance with accounting standards for not-for profit organizations. For access to current and historical publicly available information, please click here.

 

​For additional information on Petawawa Pantrys’ recent financial statements or auditors report, please email your request to petawawapantryfoodbank@gmail.com attention Board of Directors.

Annual Reports

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Financial Statements

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