Around 1/3 of Montgomery County's workforce consists of federal employees or contractors. 68,000 people in the county rely on SNAP benefits.

Around 145,000 Baltimoreans enrolled in SNAP — over 25% of the city’s population — will lose benefits after federal food aid ceases on Nov. 1.

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Long lines have formed at food pantries across the U.S. as federal food benefits were cut off due to the government shutdown.

Defunding of Maryland's SNAP-Ed program leaves low-income families and ALICE households without crucial nutrition education ...

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Dr. Laura Samuel, professor at Johns Hopkins University, explains what disruptions to SNAP benefits could mean for recipients ...