Waivers enabled the Pa. food distribution network to provide 2,220,397 households and 5,566,294 individuals with 64,331,211 pounds of food!

Numerous waivers previously granted by the USDA for the SNAP program were set to expire on June 30.

$15 million will go to Pennsylvania's State Food Purchase Program (SFPP)

The online grocery purchasing process for SNAP recipients is now active at approved retailers.

This is not the time for government officials to be making it harder for Americans to eat. On the contrary, SNAP should be expanded to help

Ag Secretary Redding announced that Dept. of Agriculture has received approval to continue operating Disaster Household Distribution program

In March, Casey introduced a legislative package in order to protect and support children and families during this public health emergency,

USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service (FNS) is extending waivers nationwide through August 31, 2020

Pa.'s agriculture & food industries have operated & sustained life despite the great risk, stress, uncertainty & disruption by COVID-19.

USDA’s SNAP Online Purchasing Pilot makes it possible for participants to purchase grocery deliveries, but its availability remains limited

USDA approved $1.2 billion in contracts to support American producers & communities in need through USDA Farmers to Families Food Box Prog.

USDA Allocates $3 Bil for Food Distribution Initiative as COVID-19 Pandemic Increases Need for Nutrition Assistance, Applications Due 5/1

Lawmakers will be debating an expansion of food stamp benefits and a major investment in grocery delivery for food stamp recipients

Ag Sec. Redding outlined progress made in Pa. to secure stability of the food supply, increase market opportunities, protect & ensure

Gov. Wolf announced that DHS will begin emergency SNAP benefit issuance in line with the fed's interpretation of the FFCRA

PA Dept. of Ag was approved to operate a Disaster Household (food) Distribution program.

Pennsylvania Food Banks Receive Waivers to Serve Those Adversely Impacted by COVID-19 Mitigation Efforts

Pa. Congressional letter to U.S. Department of Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue

Ag Secretary Perdue today announced a collaboration with the Baylor Collaborative on Hunger and Poverty, McLane Global, PepsiCo, and others

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Pennsylvania’s Charitable Food Network Responding to Virus Food Banks Remain Open to Serve, But Need Community Help...