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Food pantries, churches see increased demand for food

Food pantries in southern Kentucky have seen increased demand, with Calvary Baptist distributing over 300 food boxes in under two hours, amid fears of benefit cuts.

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God's Food Pantry in Somerset has seen longer lines as uncertainty over federal benefit programs grown. Churches are also seeing more respond to some of their programs.

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Food pantries, churches see increased demand for food

God's Food Pantry in Somerset has seen longer lines as uncertainty over federal benefit programs grown. Churches are also seeing more respond to some of their programs.

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WKYT broke the news in on Monday, November 3, 2025.
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