Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits that help millions of families put food on the table are set to expire November 1st unless Congress and the President act now. This is urgent. Families across America can’t afford even a brief lapse in support. For many, SNAP means the difference between putting dinner on the table or going hungry.
This isn’t a partisan issue — even Senator Josh Hawley (R-MO) recently wrote in The New York Times that protecting SNAP is a bipartisan priority. Ensuring families have access to food should never be up for debate.
Congress and the President must act immediately to extend SNAP funding and protect those most in need.
