Ground-Level Local Outcomes Research & Intelligence Analyzer
Billions of dollars of public data about communities sits in government databases that most people can’t access or understand. Gloria changes that.
Enter any U.S. zip code or county and get a full five-dimension wellness profile — sourced from Census, CDC, USDA, and more — written in plain language and ready to use in your work. Free. No account required.
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Enter a location — any U.S. zip code or county name
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Get a full profile — a 1–10 wellness score across five dimensions, with a tier label (Thriving, Stable, Emerging, Vulnerable, or In Crisis) and plain-language interpretation
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Use the data — cite it in grants, share it with your team, or compare communities
Free. No account required. Updated annually.
Where the data comes from
Census ACS 5-Year
Population, income, housing, education, employment — the most comprehensive picture of how Americans live.
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CDC PLACES
County and zip-level estimates for 40+ health measures including chronic disease, mental health, and preventive care.
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USDA Food Access Atlas
Food desert classification, distance to nearest grocery store, and SNAP retailer density by neighborhood.
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United for ALICE
The gold standard for measuring the working poor — households above the poverty line but below the true cost of survival.
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County Health Rankings
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation's annual county-level rankings of health outcomes, clinical care, and social factors.
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Beneath the numbers
The Five Dimensions
Where things are heading
What's already working
The takeaway
How this compares
What's next
Where this data comes from
Gloria draws from trusted public data sources to build a picture of community wellness. We don't generate data — we translate it.
U.S. Census Bureau
American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates — income, poverty, housing, education, demographics
CDC PLACES
Local health outcomes — chronic disease prevalence, preventive care, health behaviors
Feeding America
Map the Meal Gap 2025 — county-level food insecurity rates, child hunger, cost per meal
United for ALICE
Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed — working families above poverty but below financial stability
County Health Rankings
Robert Wood Johnson Foundation — health outcomes rankings, clinical care access, violent crime
USDA Food Access Research Atlas
Low-access census tracts, food desert designations, distance to supermarkets
Zillow Home Value Index
Housing values and year-over-year change — community investment trajectory
Data Citation: Food insecurity estimates provided by Feeding America's Map the Meal Gap study. Dewey, A., et al. (2025). Map the Meal Gap: A Report of Local Food Insecurity and Food Costs in the United States in 2023. Feeding America National Organization. map.feedingamerica.org
The Full Picture
Who Lives Here
What Stands Out
How We Score This
Each dimension is scored 1–10 from verified public data. A score of 5 means the national average. Click any row to see the metrics behind the score.
When Things Shifted
Housing, population, and value trends that show where this community is heading.
Nearby Communities
How does this zip code compare to its neighbors? Same county, different realities.
How This Compares
Key indicators against national averages. The dark marker shows where the U.S. sits.
Verified Data
Every number traces to a named public data source. Nothing modeled, nothing estimated.
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County Context
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How does this community measure up — against its county, state, and peers?
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You've seen the numbers. Now ask a specific question — about service gaps, demographics, funding opportunities, or anything else the data can answer.
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Data without direction is just noise.
Select your role and get targeted recommendations, service gap analysis, agency connections, and grant-ready language — all built from the data you just reviewed.
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Data note: Census and health data sourced from U.S. Census ACS, CDC PLACES, United for ALICE, County Health Rankings, USDA Food Access Research Atlas, Zillow Home Value Index, and Feeding America Map the Meal Gap. Agency recommendations and grant language are AI-generated and should be verified before citing.
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