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Poverty Myths & Stereotypes - Just Harvest

Poverty is an exhausting, time-consuming struggle of trying to make ends meet. It is the daily stress of having to choose between whether to pay the rent, pay the electric bill, or pay for food. It is the daily worry about whether the car will break down or someone will get ill or your child will need a new pair of shoes, and then deciding which ne-cessity will have to be sacrificed to pay for the added expense of the unexpected bill. Poverty robs you of a sense of security, it destroys your self-esteem, and it undermines your plans and your hopes for the future.

than 47 million Americans live in poverty, including 1 in 5 children. Locally, in Allegheny County, 12.7% of the overall population (roughly 155,000 people, including 43,000 children), live at or below the poverty line according to the U.S. Census Bureau. In 2013, the federal government placed the poverty line at a maximum of $23,550 in gross cash

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