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Maryland Allocates $14M for Food Aid Amid SNAP Cuts

11/1/2025

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Baltimore County, Maryland will allocate $4 million to food assistance as a federal shutdown affects Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for over 693,000 low-income residents.
Governor Wes Moore (Governor of Maryland) has declared a state of emergency and directed $10 million to Maryland food banks.
As SNAP benefits expire, food banks nationwide mobilize to meet increased demand.
City Harvest and DoorDash provide resources and support to those in need.

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Story summary

Baltimore County, Maryland will allocate $4 million to food assistance as a federal shutdown affects Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits for over 693,000 low-income residents.
Governor Wes Moore (Governor of Maryland) has declared a state of emergency and directed $10 million to Maryland food banks.
As SNAP benefits expire, food banks nationwide mobilize to meet increased demand.
City Harvest and DoorDash provide resources and support to those in need.