13.5% of households in Valley Falls received food stamps in 2020

13.5% of households in Valley Falls received food stamps in 2020
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Valley Falls ranked 12th in Rhode Island for the percentage of households receiving food stamps in 2020, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.

There were 610 Valley Falls households (13.5 percent) who received food stamps. Valley Falls’ population was 11,548 in 2020.

The city with the largest percentage of households receiving food stamps in the state was Foster Center, which had 48 of 116 households receiving food stamps, 27.9 percent more than Valley Falls. In 2020 the population of Foster Center was 291.

The city with the lowest percentage of households receiving food stamps in the state was Kingston, which had four of 537 households receiving food stamps, 12.8 percent less than Valley Falls. In 2020 the population of Kingston was 6,407.

See the cities with the highest percentage of households receiving food stamps below.

Top food stamp cities in Rhode Island in 2020
Rank City Total Households Total households receiving food stamps Percentage of households receiving food stamps
1 Foster Center 116 48 41.4
2 Central Falls 6,086 2,302 37.8
3 Providence 64,190 20,330 31.7
4 Hopkinton 279 87 31.2
5 Bradford 530 152 28.7
6 Woonsocket 16,515 4,683 28.4
7 Pawtucket 27,903 6,324 22.7
8 Pascoag 1,776 298 16.8
9 Newport 10,065 1,539 15.3
9 Quonochontaug 190 29 15.3
11 East Providence 19,988 2,749 13.8
12 Valley Falls 4,527 610 13.5
13 Warwick 35,465 4,468 12.6
14 Chepachet 649 78 12
15 Cranston 31,362 3,719 11.9
16 Hope Valley 665 74 11.1
17 Tiverton 3,345 335 10
18 Newport East 5,081 485 9.5
19 Cumberland Hill 3,102 234 7.5
20 Charlestown 734 54 7.4
21 Westerly 8,316 558 6.7
22 Harmony 408 26 6.4
23 Misquamicut 207 13 6.3
24 Greene 342 21 6.1
25 Harrisville 658 37 5.6
26 Narragansett Pier 1,689 91 5.4
27 Melville 581 30 5.2
28 Greenville 3,661 177 4.8
29 Kingston 537 4 0.7


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