Muskegon Credit Union Opens Food Pantry Amid Pause in SNAP Benefits
The pantry launched by Port City Credit Union helps families during halted SNAP benefits, serving a community where 85% of members are low-income, with donations supporting ongoing needs.
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Muskegon credit union opens food pantry amid pause in SNAP benefits
MUSKEGON, MI - With local families facing financial uncertainty due to SNAP benefit cuts, delayed government paychecks and an increased demand on area food pantries, a Muskegon business is stepping up to help out.
With SNAP on hold, communities rely on food banks for support
When the doors open at Heartland Hope Mission, the first thing you notice is the carts and shelves stocked full with food. Individuals walk down aisles of canned goods, pasta and produce, choosing what they need to get through the week. It's not a grocery store; it is a pantry, located in the heart of the country. And for many who walk in, especially as SNAP benefits are delayed, it can be the difference between a full dinner and an empty fridge…
Food pantries struggling with demand amid concern of SNAP pause
As the federal shutdown persists into its second month with no end in sight, concerns of aid reaching needy families amid a pause in SNAP benefits are starting to grow. While judges have ordered the program be funding during the shutdown, the worry about those who purchase groceries with the help of subsidies is not going away.
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