CALL Primrose Center

❗Recent federal cuts to SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) food assistance will have 'devastating impacts across the Bay Area' reports the San Mateo Daily Journal.
🍽 With 675,000 individuals in the Bay Area relying on food assistance, thousands of families and individuals are at risk of losing access to their benefits. Food insecurity has long-term effects on health and development, including higher risk of chronic illness and impacted mental health.
🤝 CALL Primrose is serving record numbers, working diligently to keep up with increasing demand from those who need help putting food on the table each day. The major cuts made to federal government food programs will only further this demand over the next few years, meaning there is much work to be done.
💚 Please consider a monetary donation so we can continue to provide a variety of healthy groceries for those who rely on us. We are calling on you to help support our mission of compassionately addressing the issues of hunger and food insecurity by providing free, healthy groceries to those in need: https://interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/weblink.aspx?name=E355397&id=3

Link to article: https://www.smdailyjournal.com/news/local/after-federal-cuts-food-banks-prepare-for-increased-need/article_1e737e08-1ee6-4231-8482-b8ce68783e54.html

After federal cuts, food banks prepare for increased need Cuts to the country’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program — included in the massive, recently signed federal policy bill — will have devastating impacts across the Bay Area, Second Harvest of