USDA halts more than $1B in funding for local food banks, schools
- The U.S. Department of Agriculture canceled grants totaling over $1 billion that supported food banks and schools to purchase food locally, impacting hunger relief efforts in Minnesota.
- Allison O'Toole from Second Harvest Heartland reported that Minnesota faces a food insecurity crisis, highlighting record high visits of 9 million to food shelves in 2024.
- Virginia Witherspoon from Channel One Food Bank reported that her organization is facing grant freezes, impacting their ability to purchase food from local producers.
- O'Toole emphasized that any cuts to SNAP benefits could exacerbate the current food insecurity crisis in Minnesota, stressing the need for urgent government action.
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