Funding cuts threaten to deepen hunger crisis as rising costs send more families to food banks
- The Campaign Against Hunger faced a loss of over $1.3 million in grants when the Trump administration cut funding.
- Food insecurity in the U.S. Is at a decade-high, with rising costs pushing more families to food banks, according to Just.
- Samuels stated that her nonprofit reduced food distributions to once a month due to lost funds amid allegations from DHS.
- Food bank managers report strained supplies due to increased demand and cuts to federal support since the end of emergency benefits.
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