Statistics & Reports
Usage statistics for January - December 2025
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326 households requested food in 2025; 101 of these were new households
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2191 client-visits to the Petawawa Pantry, a 21% increase over 2024.
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An average of 184 families per month came to the Pantry for food.
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4420 people benefitted from the food provided (adding all family members for every
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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 *
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43% of households served are single individuals *
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24% of households served are single-parent households *
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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
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Food shared with other groups: 10,158 lbs
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Includes other food banks and organizations assisting the food-insecure sector
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Number of Volunteers: 53
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Number of Board Members: 7
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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