Hover over the map to see the percentage of residents enrolled in SNAP by census tract.
SNAP is a nutrition assistance program that touches every part of our country. It is a benefit program that allows seniors, working adults and children an often-temporary assist in meeting the most basic of needs—food.
As of November 1, 2025, it was no longer available to 42 million people.
In Cuyahoga County, there are certainly concentrations of residents who are enrolled in the program. As we wait for the federal government to respond to court cases related to funding SNAP, many will be without benefits, or reduced benefits. If you are wondering how or where to help, consider reaching out to a food pantry, hot meal program or other hunger relief agency in the neighborhoods with the highest concentration of people suddenly without SNAP benefits.
The maps below help identifies those areas, the darker the red, the higher the likelihood of need.
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The Greater Cleveland Food Bank’s Find Food Near Me interactive tool can help you locate hunger relief agencies in areas throughout their service region. Give them a call and lend a hand.
