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Peekskill community steps up as SNAP recipients grapple with food insecurity

Peekskill raised $65,000 to fund daily meal distributions and increased volunteer support for over 10% of residents affected by SNAP benefit cuts during the shutdown.

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An influx of contributions is funding Peekskill's food distributions, meaning SNAP recipients will receive food despite the government shutdown.

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Peekskill community steps up as SNAP recipients grapple with food insecurity

An influx of contributions is funding Peekskill's food distributions, meaning SNAP recipients will receive food despite the government shutdown.

·New York, United States
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