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Food banks across Pennsylvania are struggling to keep up in the face of SNAP cuts, economic pain
Food banks across Pennsylvania are struggling to meet increasing demand due to economic issues like inflation, rising energy costs, and poor harvests. A key factor contributing to this struggle is the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), which saw an 11% enrollment drop that some attribute to new rules passed in the 'One Big Beautiful Bill Act.'
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