About 120,000 fewer Virginians have SNAP, while food prices rise and food pantries race to keep up with demand

About 120,000 fewer Virginians have SNAP, while food prices rise and food pantries race to keep up with demand

State and nonprofit leaders are taking stock of food insecurity trends amid federal changes to nutrition programs, as more changes loom. The post About 120,000 fewer Virginians have SNAP, while food prices rise and food pantries race to keep up with demand appeared first on Cardinal News.

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