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SNAP benefits increase in October
SNAP recipients will see their benefits increase in October thanks to a cost-of-living adjustment.
SNAP benefits may not be enough to feed a family: report
Northern IL food bank provides free meals to kids during summer break
Illinois launches summer food assistance program
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Uber Eats to accept SNAP benefits for groceries
Illinois SNAP benefit fraudsters draining Link cards of food funds
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Non-profit in Brooklyn feeds over 2,000 people a day
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Illinois unemployment may disqualify you from SNAP food stamp benefits
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SNAP benefits may not be enough to feed a family: report
Northern IL food bank provides free meals to kids during summer break
Illinois launches summer food assistance program
Romanian ring busted, accused of skimming from low-income Californians
Uber Eats to accept SNAP benefits for groceries
Illinois SNAP benefit fraudsters draining Link cards of food funds
Family see major cut as pandemic-era SNAP benefits expire
Pandemic-era food stamps ending for nearly 30 million Americans
Chicago officials warn of SNAP changes starting in March
Link card fraud? Local women say their grocery benefits were hacked
SNAP outreach specialist supports community at Food Bank of Northwest Indiana
Non-profit in Brooklyn feeds over 2,000 people a day
Food stamp benefits going up as food prices rise
Illinois unemployment may disqualify you from SNAP food stamp benefits
Illinois SNAP recipients forced to put health at risk during COVID-19 crisis
Chicago Farmers Market Collective launches virtual farmers market during lockdown
Organizers work to prevent census undercount on Chicago's South Side
Illinois lawmakers protest Trump administration's new food stamps rule
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Show Fewer