SNAP, Food Bank and the shutdown
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Where SNAP recipients can find food banks and other resources
President Donald Trump's administration faces deadlines on Monday to tell two federal judges whether it will comply with court orders that it continue to fund the nation's biggest food aid program using contingency funds during the government shutdown.
The $5 million from Kentucky’s “rainy day fund” that Gov. Andy Beshear gave to food pantries on Friday is headed to distribution centers with one directive: buy food and give it away quickly. Melissa McDonald,
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Food banks ramp up distributions, seek donations amid SNAP funding uncertainty
The Trump administration says it will restart SNAP food benefits, but it will pay out only about half the amount people would normally get.
A state board has approved the governor's plan to send $1 million a week to food banks to help feed Oklahoma families amid the government shutdown.
Box by box and item by item, volunteers at the Greater Pittsburgh Community Food Bank moved like an assembly line on Monday, packing food for those in danger of going hungry as federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits remain on hold.
Monday afternoon, we learned emergency money will flow into the federal SNAP program. It only covers about half of the amount needed to cover everyone. 721,000 North Texans rely on some assistance when it comes to their groceries and as NBC 5’s Maria Guerrero shows us, there’s real concern is one fast-growing community.