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Lede // Anna Conte

The Food Research and Action center reports and ranks Winston-Salem as the American city with the highest rate of children who struggling to receive an adequate food supply.

FRAC Lead – Todd

Winston Salem ranked highest in FRAC study which showed that 34% of families did not have enough money they needed to buy food for their family.

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The Gallup-Healthways survey recently ranked Winston-Salem, North Carolina as the number one area to have the highest rate of food hardship in households with children.

FRAC report lede — Eisert

Winston-Salem has more households facing food hardship, the lack of money to buy food, than any other city in the state, according to a report released today by the Food Research and Action Center (FRAC).

Food Hardship Lede

Winston-Salem has the highest rate of households who do not have enough money to feed their families of any city in the country, at 34.8%, according to a study by the Food Research and Action Center (FRAC).

FRAC article lead

Winston Salem has a 34.8% food hardship rate among households with children making it the #1 ranked in a 2009-2010 survey of metropolitan areas by the Food Research and Action Center (FRAC).

Winston ranked highest in National Food Hardships // Merritt Enright

A study conducted by the Food Research and and Action Center estimated that Winston-Salem has the highest percentage of food hardships nationally, specifically in households with children. According to the FRAC study, Winston is one of two North Carolina cities that rank in the top 25 metropolitan areas with above average food hardship rates, the other being Greensboro-High Point.

Lede Excercise – Katie Dickens

A study released today listed Winston-Salem as the metropolitan area with the highest rate of food hardship in households with children nationwide.

The Food Research and Action center study defined food hardship as households answering “yes” when asked if there had been times in the past year when they did not have enough money to buy food they or their family needed.