President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act into law, which cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance ...

“Based on what is being proposed, there is no way for us or our partners to ramp up,” said Amy Beros, president and CEO of ...

Early in the morning on July 4th, as torrential rains battered central Texas, the dangers of flash floods became imminent. In ...

The line of cars at Concern For Neighbors Food Bank stretches out of the parking lot and down the street, with some vehicles carrying multiple families. It’s a grim symbol of what staff say is a ...

Food banks worry about keeping up after SNAP cuts The budget reconciliation bill that just passed includes billions of dollars less for SNAP over the next decade.

Food banks—often the resource of last resort in the fight against hunger—will bear the brunt of these deep cuts. “A misperception of the public is that when needs go up, we do more.

Food banks may see increased demand after President Trump signed his spending bill which changed SNAP requirements.

The Food Bank of the Heartland expects that next year they’ll receive 23 percent less from USDA credits. And if Trump’s bill is a go this Friday without any major changes, Williams expects ...

— The Trump administration's spending bill is under debate in the House after narrowly passing the Senate, and that has Shila Ulrich, the CEO of the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank, worried.