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Virtual Supermarket Program

Online grocery order & delivery to neighborhoods with low vehicle ownership & inadequate access.

TARGET POPULATION
1,100 unique customers, who placed over 12,500 orders

OUTCOME DETAILS
92.5% of Virtual Supermarket customers say the program improves food access and makes it easier to eat healthy. 47.3% and 49.7% report buying more fruits and vegetables, respectively

SOCIAL ISOLATION OR CONNECTION MEASURES USED
80% of customers said it increased their sense of community and 57% of customers said they met someone new.

FUNDING
Baltimore City Health Department’s Baltimarket food access initiatives; supported by the AARP Foundation, City of Baltimore, Public Health National Centers for Innovation.

Organization

Baltimore City Health Department

Organization Type

  • Nonprofit
  • Private
  • Public

Service Area

Baltimore

State

  • Maryland

Population Served

  • Vulnerable Group

Outcome

  • Successful

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Funding for this initiative was made possible by contract no. HHSP233201500088I from ACL.  The views expressed do not necessarily reflect the official policies of the Department of Health and Human Services; nor does mention of trade names, commercial practices, or organizations imply endorsement by the U.S. Government.

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