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New Jersey deploys National Guard to help food banks as pantries scramble to meet demand

Gov. Phil Murphy on Monday deployed members of the New Jersey National Guard to support emergency food organizations as local pantries scramble to keep up with demand after the ongoing government shut...

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Murphy deploys NJ National Guard to aid food banks amid SNAP benefit disruption

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Los Angeles food banks and nonprofits support residents as SNAP benefits lapse

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Bay Area food banks see surge in demand due to lapse of SNAP benefits

"We're expecting at least 500 families to come out to our distribution," said program coordinator Geo Dinoso.

Saints Wire · 7h

With SNAP shutdown, Food Bank Finder helps Palm Beach County residents find meals

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SNAP recipients head to food banks amid government shutdown

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Pennsylvania launches emergency food relief plan as SNAP benefits halt amid federal shutdown

"Nearly two million Pennsylvanians rely on SNAP every month — and they shouldn’t have to wonder where their next meal will come from because of the dysfunction in Washington," Gov. Shapiro said.

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As SNAP benefits partially restart, Pennsylvania food pantries and residents continue to feel the squeeze

Gothamist · 1d

NYC launches emergency food effort as SNAP benefits halt amid ongoing federal shutdown

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FOX 5 New York on MSN · 16h

Will I get my November SNAP benefits in New York, New Jersey during the government shutdown?

The BriefWith the federal government shutdown now entering its second month, millions of families in New York and New Jersey are still waiting for their November SNAP benefits to arrive. On Monday, the Trump administration announced that it will partially fund SNAP,

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These resources are available to NJ residents who may lose SNAP benefits in November

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SNAP benefits delayed, leaving families in New York without food aid

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Springfield food pantries see influx in demand Monday morning

With the government shutdown now lasting over a month with no end in sight, uncertainty grows for people on food stamps, otherwise known as SNAP benefits.

Marketplace · 7h

Trump administration to pay partial SNAP benefits

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USDA tells stores not to offer discounts for SNAP users

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Montclair Food Nonprofit Offers Aid To SNAP Families, Fed Government Workers

Toni’s Kitchen is offering food relief to Essex County residents during the government shutdown. A donation drive will bolster the effort.

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What to know about the SNAP halt, where in Central Jersey to find food assistance

SNAP benefits will not be distributed on Nov. 1 due to a lack of funding from the ongoing government shutdown.

NJ leaders plan on 'accelerating' funding for hunger programs as SNAP fears swirl

Phil Murphy, along with Assembly Speaker Craig Coughlin and Senate President Nick Scutari, was preparing to accelerate SNAP funding for food programs.

Food benefits on hold as NJ AG Platkin sues the USDA: What to know about the SNAP halt

SNAP benefits, aka "food stamps," have been paused during the government shutdown, likely impacting more than 100,000 across South Jersey alone.

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Here are resources available amid surging demand at local food banks

Philly area food banks are seeing skyrocketing demand for food after SNAP payments did not go out to millions in the local area on Nov. 1.

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Food banks to receive more NJ grant money amid SNAP uncertainty

As the government shutdown reaches November, putting SNAP benefits in question, New Jersey is handing out grants to help food banks.

Federal food assistance threat has food banks, state scrambling

The federal government has threatened to stop paying food assistance starting Nov. 1, impacting 42 millions Americans and over 800,000 New Jerseyans.

Today’s audio update: N.J. rushes millions to food banks before SNAP benefits run out, ballot thieves want to steal financial information, officials say

Hey there New Jersey! Here’s your audio update highlighting New Jersey rushing millions to food banks before residents lose SNAP benefits and officials warning that ballot thieves are trying to steal voters’ financial information.

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NJ declares state of emergency after SNAP suspension

Gov. Murphy declares a state of emergency after the Trump administration suspends SNAP benefits, affecting over 800,000 New Jersey residents.