How much did ALABAMA receive under the CORONAVIRUS FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 2 program?

ALABAMA received $42 million under the CORONAVIRUS FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 2 (CFDA 10.132) from FY2021 through FY2025 across 3,257 payment records. That averages $2.79 per resident per year.

Which county in ALABAMA receives the most CORONAVIRUS FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 2 payments?

Henry County leads ALABAMA for CORONAVIRUS FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 2 payments, receiving $4,143K in total payments.

CORONAVIRUS FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM 2

ALABAMA · CFDA 10.132

ALABAMA received $42M across 3,257 payments under this program from FY2021 to FY2025. That averages $2.79 per resident per year based on Census Bureau population estimates.

Top Counties

Henry: $4,143K
Geneva: $3,026K
Dekalb: $2,451K
Coffee: $2,323K
Limestone: $2,112K
Lawrence: $2,012K
Madison: $1,864K
Blount: $1,820K
Dale: $1,578K
Colbert: $1,514K
Cullman: $1,387K
Lamar: $1,264K
Marshall: $1,264K
Randolph: $1,211K
Lauderdale: $1,172K
Morgan: $1,081K
Escambia: $1,039K
St. Clair: $1,037K
Calhoun: $904K
Etowah: $884K

By Fiscal Year

Year	Total	Records	$/Capita
FY2025	$12K	17	—
FY2024	$27K	10	—
FY2023	$318K	202	$0.06
FY2022	$22,331K	731	$4.40
FY2021	$19,707K	2,297	$3.90