More and more New Yorkers have been reaching out to soup kitchens to feed their families, new research showed Wednesday.
Research from the Food Bank for New York City revealed that most of the city’s food pantries have seen a sharp increase in visitors.
The trend follows a $5 billion national cut to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program that went into effect Nov. 1, CBS 2 reported. Continue reading “NYC Food Bank Use Skyrockets Following SNAP Cuts, Report Says”

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