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  • ‘An Existential Threat’: Food Banks Brace for Fallout From . . .
    “The idea that we would be punished by the federal government with a 25 percent cost share, which would cost us $1 8 billion, is really an existential threat to the idea of SNAP being a safety net,” said Nicole Hunt, the director of public policy and advocacy for Food Bank for NYC
  • “Food banks will find a way”: AmeriCorps cuts have wide . . .
    But the Arizona Food Bank Network, of which Tucson’s Community Food Bank of Southern Arizona is a part, lost two AmeriCorps workers Those cuts come at a time when more Arizonans than ever before in history are relying on food banks, according to Terri Shoemaker, the network’s executive vice president
  • The Pulp: Food banks brace for cuts - Axios Tampa Bay
    🍽️ Local food banks like Feeding Tampa Bay and Metropolitan Ministries are bracing for cuts after the Trump Administration canceled two programs that gave money to schools and nonprofits to buy food from local farmers
  • USDA Cuts More Than $1 Billion in Assistance, Hitting Food . . .
    So far, the USDA has cut more than $1 billion in assistance by ending two pandemic-era programs — $421 million for the Local Food Purchase Assistance Program, which enabled states to buy food from farmers and distribute it to groups that help communities in need, and $660 million for Local Food for Schools, which allowed states to buy food
  • Food banks and pantries brace for trade war fallout - WOUB . . .
    Demand has been up significantly since food prices first surged in 2022 It went up again after pandemic-era SNAP allotments ended in 2023 Now, back-and-forth tariffs between the United States
  • Local foodbanks worry budget proposal could impact millions . . .
    A recent survey by the nonprofit group Feeding America indicated that the number of food-insecure families in the Tri-State area rose by 10% in 2023, totaling more than 275,000 families
  • The global food crisis in the age of catastrophe
    In 2023, the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO) estimated that some 20 to 30 million additional people globally faced hunger as a consequence of the war in Ukraine Finally, there is perhaps the most existential threat to food production — the climate and biodiversity crisis





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