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Lehigh Valley food bank says federal cuts leaving food pantry shelves empty

LEHIGH VALLEY, PENNSYLVANIA, AUG 5 – Lehigh Valley food banks face rising demand amid federal budget cuts that could eliminate $1.2 million in local food purchasing funds, forcing reliance on donations and new partnerships.

Summary by The Morning Call
Concerned about funding cuts that could imperil aid to needy Lehigh Valley residents, Second Harvest Food Bank is trying to form new partnerships with nearby warehouses and food suppliers. Working with national nonprofit Feeding America, which helps match food banks with food through its bidding system, the agency last week secured truckloads of cereal, drinks and snacks, sausage and other goods — “all great food, but not those staples that are …

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The Morning Call broke the news in Allentown, United States on Monday, August 4, 2025.
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