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Southwest Florida Church Fills the Gap During SNAP Shutdown
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Southwest Florida Church Fills the Gap During SNAP Shutdown
IMMOKALEE—When the government shutdown began in October, funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which serves nearly three million Floridians each month, became a casualty. Local churches, community organizations and businesses responded quickly by filling in the gap. But for the rural, heavily farm-working community of Immokalee, the need for food assistance was heightened as the largest chain grocery store also close…
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