Food Stamps in Great Neck Village, Great Neck, New York (Neighborhood)

Income On and Off Food Stamps#1

Median income among households that do and do not receive food stamps.
Scope: households in Great Neck and Great Neck Village
Great Neck Village
Great Neck
$0k$20k$40k$60k$80kCountAllOn Food StampsNot On Food Stamps$90,528.354148$92,367.000000$90,528.354148$90.5k3,158$31,136.000000$35,417.000000$31,136.000000$31.1k160161$92,066.604250$94,043.000000$92,066.604250$92.1k2,9972,998

Characteristics of Households Receiving Food Stamps#2

Households with given characteristics as a percentage of all households that receive food stamps.
Scope: households in Great Neck and Great Neck Village
Great Neck Village
Great Neck
0%10%20%30%40%50%60%70%%ChildrenSingle MomMarriedDisability1Over 601Poverty223.672323%22.580645%23.672323%23.7%3.012%3.01%0.000000%0.000000%0.000000%0.0%0.000%0%23.672323%22.580645%23.672323%23.7%3.402%3.40%58.397271%58.064516%58.397271%58.4%15.375%15.4%69.845110%71.612903%69.845110%69.8%7.056%7.06%31.304420%31.612903%31.304420%31.3%20.595%20.6%

Characteristics of Households Not Receiving Food Stamps#3

Households with given characteristics as a percentage of all households that do not receive food stamps.
Scope: households in Great Neck and Great Neck Village
Great Neck Village
Great Neck
0%10%20%30%40%%ChildrenSingle MomMarriedDisability1Over 601Poverty240.883155%41.299932%40.883155%40.9%96.988%97.0%3.217831%3.080569%3.217831%3.2%100.000%100%36.056304%36.425186%36.056304%36.1%96.598%96.6%17.240414%16.960054%17.240414%17.2%84.625%84.6%49.352172%49.052133%49.352172%49.4%92.944%92.9%6.473879%6.398104%6.473879%6.5%79.405%79.4%

On Food Stamps by Race#4

Percentage of given ethno-racial group on food stamps.
Scope: households in Great Neck and Great Neck Village
Great Neck Village
Great Neck
0%20%40%60%Count%Black1Mixed1Hispanic2All RacesWhite3Asian1Other161.373531%61.111111%61.373531%61.4%121,205.567733%1,206%15.798912%15.000000%15.798912%15.8%67310.339952%310%12.399147%12.883436%12.399147%12.4%21243.557944%244%5.090841%4.985526%5.090841%5.1%160161100.000000%100%4.595504%4.538402%4.595504%4.6%12090.270049%90%0.000000%0.219818%0.219818%0.2%014.317914%4%0.000000%0.000000%0.000000%0.0%00.000000%0%

Map of Food Stamps by Tract in Great Neck Village

Food Stamps Food Stamps by Tract#5

Percentage of households (%):
3.1%3.9%4.8%5.6%6.4%7.2%
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Food Stamps by Neighborhood in Great Neck

There are 2 neighborhoods in Great Neck. This section compares Great Neck Village to all of the neighborhoods in Great Neck and to those entities that contain or substantially overlap with Great Neck Village.

Most Food Stamps by Neighborhood#6

Food Stamp recipients as a percentage of all households.
Scope: population of Great Neck Village, selected other neighborhoods in Great Neck, and entities that contain Great Neck Village
0%5%10%15%Count#New YorkNew York, Newark, and Jersey City Metro AreaNew York AreaMiddle AtlanticNortheastUnited States of AmericaUnited StatesGreat Neck Village NeighborhoodGreat Neck VlgNassau CountyNassauGreat NeckKings Point NeighborhoodKings PointTown of North HempsteadN Hempstead15.392310%15.392310%15.4%1,118,4341.12M13.636380%13.636380%13.6%973,441973k13.364894%13.364894%13.4%2,061,2852.06M13.194686%13.194686%13.2%2,780,9862.78M13.049135%13.049135%13.0%15,360,95115.4M5.090841%5.090841%5.1%16016115.022148%5.022148%5.0%22,10922.1k4.985526%4.985526%5.0%1553.279939%3.279939%3.3%414223.090064%3.090064%3.1%2,366

Definitions

  • Food Stamps: formally called the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, a program to provide monetary assistance to low income households for the purpose of purchasing food

Unlike the other geographical entities detailed on this site, neighborhoods are not recognized by the U.S. Census Bureau. To overcome this we have computed reasonable estimates of the same statistics that are presented for other the entity types. Each statistic is computed as the weighted sum or average of the census tracts or block groups that overlap the neighborhood. A weighted sum is used for counts of people or households, and a weighted average is used for statistics that are themselves some form of average, such as median household income. Census block groups are preferred when the statistic in question is available on the block group level. The weight for a given tract (or block group) is computed as the population of the census tabulation blocks that occupy the intersection between the tract and the neighborhood as a fraction of the total population of the neighborhood.

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