To the left of the chart, 15.4% of Black adults accessed free meals or groceries at schools (green bar), 33.1% of Black adults used pantry access points (red bar), 11.6% of Black adults used home delivery access points (yellow bar), 21.6% used religious access points, and 40.6% used family/friends/neighbors as their access points (purple bar) in the last 7 days. Next, 39.1% of Hispanic adults used school access points, 33.9% used pantry access points, 13% used home delivery access points, 13.5% used religious access points, and 18.7% used family/friends/neighbors as their access points for free meals or groceries in the last 7 days. Next to that, 67.4% of Asian adults used school access points, 18.4% used pantry access points, 15% used home delivery access points, 10.7% used religious access points, and 12.8% used family/friend/neighbors as their access points for free meals or groceries in the last 7 days. Finally, on the far right, 34.5% of White adults used school access points, 35.7% used pantry access points, 4.7% used home delivery access points, 8% used religious access points, and 25% used family/friends/neighbors as access points for free meals or groceries in the last 7 days.
