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SNAP, Minnesota and food shelves

Where can Minnesota SNAP recipients get food resources in November?

Nearly 440,000 Minnesotans could lose access to federal food assistance benefits next month, including 180,000 children and 67,000 seniors, according to the Minnesota governor's office.

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With 44,000 Minnesotans set to lose SNAP benefits, food shelves prep for demand

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Minnesota looks for loose change to support 440,000 residents about to lose SNAP benefits

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25 States Are Fighting to Keep Food on the Table for Millions of Americans

More than 42 million Americans rely on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) each month, but federal funding may end in November as Senate Republicans plan to block it.

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Is Walmart Closing Stores Nationwide On Nov. 1 Due To Food Stamp Cuts? Here’s What To Know

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Who will be impacted by food stamps running out? SNAP recipients by the numbers.

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Local food banks hold statewide emergency food drive as SNAP benefits run out

“A lot of times when people are facing food disparity and crisis, we are the first line of defense,” said Major Roy Wild of the Salvation Army at a food bank in Renton.

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When the government shutdown will affect SNAP, Head Start and military pay

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5 things to know for Oct. 28: Hurricane Melissa, Trump in Asia, Government shutdown, Immigration, Amazon layoffs

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Gov. Walz unveils $4 million for MN food shelves as shutdown could halt SNAP benefits

Gov. Tim Walz announced $4 million in emergency funding will go to Minnesota food shelves as the ongoing government shutdown threatens to cut off SNAP benefits for hundreds of thousands of Minnesotans.

KTTC

Minnesota will stop processing SNAP benefits on November 1st if government shutdown continues

DCYF sent an email to Minnesota’s 87 counties and 11 tribal nations earlier this week, laying out a timeline that appears to taper off the distribution of benefits.

Hoodline

Minnesota's SNAP Program Halts New Applications Amid Federal Shutdown, 450,000 Residents Face Uncertain Future

Minnesota's DCYF halts new SNAP applications amid the federal shutdown, affecting food aid for vulnerable residents.

How Minnesota is feeding federal workers and SNAP recipients

Can the safety net of food shelves, food banks and other sources fill the gap left by the government shutdown?

MinnPost

Minnesota, other states, sue USDA for its failure to use emergency funds to continue SNAP benefits

Democrats say USDA has $5 billion to continue food stamp benefits while the agency insists the ‘well has gone dry.’