Between 35 and 45% of residents in Prince George’s County, Prince William County, and D.C. say they don’t have consistent access to food.

Freezers and fridges at the Walmart have been out of order.

There are only three full-service grocery stores in wards 7 and 8 east of the Anacostia River, though that number may soon be growing with recently announced development plans.

50% of newly food insecure D.C. residents identified as Hispanic, while only 16% reported experiencing food insecurity before the pandemic.

Curbside Groceries seeks to bring fresh food right to convenient locations around the neighborhood.

The D.C. Policy Center links poverty and transportation to how accessible healthy food is for Washingtonians.