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NEW YORK — Food Bank For New York City, the largest hunger-relief organization serving all five boroughs, is calling on Congress to take two critical steps to protect food access for millions of vulnerable New Yorkers:

Delay for two years a new federal law that requires states to pay a share of SNAP food benefits Fully ...

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In one of the richest cities in the world, nearly 1.6 million New Yorkers are facing hunger. And since June 2025, close to 120,000 of them have lost their SNAP benefits — not because they stopped needing help, but because new rules, confusion, and fear pushed them off the rolls. The cost lands on families, bodegas, and whole neighborhoods.

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Jo Ann worked in HR for over twenty-five years before losing her job in 2020. She sent out more than eight thousand applications and still couldn’t find work. When new rules required volunteer hours to keep her benefits, she found her way to Food Bank’s SNAP call center — and found purpose there too.

Every call she takes, she understands on a level most people can’t. ...


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As Food Bank For New York City’s longest serving food banker, Gil operates a hi-lo at our warehouse — moving pallets, checking every load, making sure nothing slips through. It’s precise work, and he knows exactly why it matters: one mistake in the warehouse means somebody outside doesn’t eat.

Gil grew up knowing what it means to need help, to have nothing to eat — he...


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At Food Bank For NYC’s community kitchen, the line fills with neighbors — parents, grandparents, people just trying to get to the next level. For the staff who serve them, it’s personal. Watching a child come through that line changes how you show up; you want to give them the best meal possible, the freshest produce possible, because that’s what any parent would want for th...


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