The USDA has canceled over $1 billion in programs that connected local farmers with schools and food banks. States across the ...

On July 1, $1 billion of cuts from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) took effect. The funding was for local schools ...

Anticipated cuts by the Trump Administration in support for food programs are "heartbreaking" because they mean "more people ...

On July 1, $1 billion worth of cuts from the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) took effect. The funding was for local schools and food banks to buy produce from farmers.

While the implementation of Trump administration food aid rules and cuts is uncertain, Michigan food banks are preparing for ...

Before the pandemic, nonprofit redistributor Food Lifeline and its network of more than 300 food banks in Western Washington served about 800,000 people annually. In 2024, they served 1.7 million.

The $2 trillion relief bill gave the USDA $9.5 billion to buy milk, produce or other products from farmers and redistribute them to food banks around the country, which has been used to aid ...

Nearly a dozen Indiana food banks will receive a combined total of $2 million through the Indiana State Department of Agriculture (ISDA) to help feed Hoosiers in need. The funding was provided by the ...

President Donald Trump signed the One Big Beautiful Bill Act into law, which cut the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance ...

Impact of USDA cuts in Hudson Valley As of April 21, the Regional Food Bank Hudson Valley, which serves approximately 170,000 people per month across Orange, Dutchess, Sullivan, Ulster, Rockland ...

The Regional Food Bank has already seen 27 tractor-trailers of USDA food canceled this year. “Folks often say that People to People does God’s work," People to People CEO Diane Serratore said.