High Demand, Low Supply: Groups Work to Keep West Tennesseans Fed Amid SNAP Uncertainty

High demand, low supply: Groups work to keep West Tennesseans fed amid SNAP uncertainty

JACKSON, Tenn. — SNAP benefits could resume soon, but the delay has significantly impacted local food banks who have been helping to meet the need. Following the ruling of Rhode Island Judge Jack McConnell and Boston Judge Indira Talwani last Friday, the Trump administration is looking for ways to federally fund the SNAP program. According to Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, SNAP food benefits could restart as early as Wednesday. But the delay …

Local Food Bank Experiences Surge in Demand Amid SNAP Uncertainty

Last week, God’s Outreach Madison County Food Bank reported a significant increase in the number of families seeking assistance. Due to ongoing concerns about the future of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), more residents are turning to the organization…