With uncertainty surrounding federal food aid, Cal State Monterey Bay and UC Santa Cruz are expanding pantry resources, extending hours, and urging community donations to ensure no student goes hungry ...

The City of Cambridge and the Cambridge Community Foundation launched a $500,000 food access initiative to aid residents relying on SNAP, addressing growing local needs exacerbated by rising living ...

With Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits in limbo during the federal shutdown, central Ohio public schools are taking efforts to support students who are struggling with food insecurity ...

Schools are bracing for the impact on their students as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) teeters on the brink of running out of money amid the government shutdown. SNAP funds had ...

Los Angeles Unified Superintendent Alberto Carvalho on Thursday warned that more than a quarter million local students could lose access to critical food aid, and said the school district will expand ...

Sid Miller, the state’s agriculture commissioner, assured Texans on Thursday that public school students in need will still get their free and reduced breakfasts and lunches. As the nation prepares ...

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OKLAHOMA CITY (KFOR) — The possible end of SNAP benefits is just days away, and school districts are preparing for an increased need for food assistance for students. “We know that we have to meet our ...

The announcement on the Your Texas Benefits app reads: “SNAP benefits for November will not be issued if the federal government shutdown continues past October 27.” I logged in to see a mere $16 left ...

This article first appeared in EdSource. Every morning, Arely Solis packs healthy lunches and snacks to fuel her as a full-time student at East Los Angeles College. Thanks to federal food assistance, ...

AUBURN ― With the expectation that SNAP benefits will lapse Nov. 1 due to the shutdown of the federal government, schools are bracing for what they anticipate will be a surge in demand from students ...