US EditionFood Banks Brace for Impact of Trump's Spending Cuts Bill
HANCOCK COUNTY, GEORGIA, JUL 29 – Recent SNAP cuts shift more costs to states and add work requirements, threatening to increase food insecurity and strain food banks serving thousands in rural communities.
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Decatur DailyAlabama food bank worries SNAP cuts could deepen food insecurity
WASHINGTON — One in seven Alabamians rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program to help put food on their table, but for some, those benefits could be at risk now that President Donald Trump's massive tax breaks and spending cuts…
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KLC JournalKansas could lose millions after Congress cut SNAP funds. Thousands may go hungry
State lawmakers must soon decide whether to cover extra costs to provide food assistance after federal cuts. If they don’t, food banks and pantries alone can’t make up the difference. Continue reading ...
In Opelika, Alabama, there is a neighborhood store called Wright’s Market where many neighbors greet themselves by name. For years, this supermarket has been more than a place to buy food: it’s a meeting point, an essential piece in the lives of hundreds of families who depend on their affordable prices and the acceptance of SNAP coupons, the nutrition assistance program in the United States. But all that could change soon. A new tax package dri…
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