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Kentucky Food Bank Warns Against Proposed Changes to SNAP

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Proposed legislation would require able-bodied parents of children 10 and older to work to receive SNAP benefits.

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Kentucky food bank warns against proposed changes to SNAP

Proposed legislation would require able-bodied parents of children 10 and older to work to receive SNAP benefits.

14 hours ago·United States

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Colorado Public Radio

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Polis, anti-hunger groups raise objections to proposed SNAP Changes

The Senate is looking to have states pay more for SNAP, but Colorado officials say the result will be smaller benefits for fewer people.

21 hours ago

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Aspen Times

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Sen. Bennett, Colorado anti-hunger advocates sound alarm over SNAP cuts in Trump bill

Fearing deep cuts to the nation’s largest food assistance program, U.S. Sen. Michael Bennet convened a group of anti-hunger advocates and Colorado residents on Thursday for a virtual discussion on Republicans’ reconciliation bill. The sprawling...

22 hours ago

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9NEWS Denver

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Colorado food banks combat hunger amid rising needs, SNAP concerns

Community Food Share estimates they'll need to provide more than a million additional meals this year.

24 hours ago·Denver, United States

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Telemundo Denver

Police Lead Coalition Defending SNAP and Urge Congress Not to Cut Support

On Thursday, June 12, 2025, Colorado Governor Jared Polis announced he would create a coalition to demand that the U.S. Congress not cut access to food through the SNAP program. This coalition includes organizations such as Hunger Free Colorado, the Colorado Department of Agriculture, and the Rocky Mountain Farmers Union. Polis and allied organizations warned that congressional proposals, specifically H.R. 1, diminished the nation's food securit…

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