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Tukwila Families Turn to Free Market After Week without SNAP Aid

Nearly 42 million Americans face SNAP delays amid the longest U.S. government shutdown, forcing reliance on food banks and community aid, USDA says 80% of households include vulnerable members.

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On Thursday, the lapse in SNAP benefits sent a surge of people to a Tukwila nonprofit for help gathering free food and household essentials.

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Tukwila families turn to free market after week without SNAP aid

On Thursday, the lapse in SNAP benefits sent a surge of people to a Tukwila nonprofit for help gathering free food and household essentials.

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US families turn to food banks and relatives as benefits stall

SILVER SPRING, Maryland, Nov 5 (Reuters) — When Daletia Chung, of Montgomery County, Maryland, learned that her November food benefits would be delayed, she immediately made a plan with extended family to share meals and groceries so she could keep herself and her child fed.

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Hawaii Tribune-Herald broke the news in on Thursday, November 6, 2025.
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