Second Harvest urges action as federal food support shifts
- Second Harvest Food Bank reports delays and cancellations of food shipments due to changes in federal food programs, impacting its food supply nationwide.
- The U.S. Department of Agriculture canceled 37 truckloads of food, equating to over 600,000 pounds valued at more than $1.1 million, according to a spokesperson for Second Harvest.
- Second Harvest is experiencing reduced food supply due to federal program changes, leading to delays and cancellations.
- Second Harvest is asking the community to help by donating food, organizing drives, or volunteering, according to Lindsay Hendrix, chief impact officer at Second Harvest.
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Federal changes affecting Second Harvest Food Bank
LAFAYETTE, La. (NEWS 15) — Federal cost-cutting measures are now impacting local food banks, with significant changes affecting Second Harvest Food Bank. The food bank reported that modifications to federal food programs might delay or cancel expected deliveries. "The TEFAP…


USDA cuts harm Inland Empire food banks, residents, Rep. Pete Aguilar says
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Local West Virginia food banks impacted by federal funding cuts
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Second Harvest Food Bank needs support amid federal funding cuts
ELMWOOD, La. (WGNO) — Federal funding cuts are now impacting charities, like Second Harvest Food Bank. Leaders of the nonprofit say they're going to need help from the public, so families don't go hungry. 37 loads of food expected to arrive at the food bank will not be coming because of cuts made to federal food programs.“That's over 600,000 pounds of food, which has a value to us of $1.1 million,” explained John Sillars, the chief strategy offi…
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