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The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is donating 40,000 pounds of food to nine West Michigan food pantries
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Second Harvest Pantry serves all Michigan residents, and no identification or documentation is required to access its resources
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Environmental professionals are in Grand Rapids this week attending the Michigan Sustainability Conference where the focus is cutting food waste in half by 2030
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Prior to the funding pause, the food bank was experiencing the highest level of need in the organization’s 43-year history
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In response to the pause in SNAP benefits due to the federal government shutdown, Grand Rapids-based Kids’ Food Basket is expanding its West Michigan services bridging the food insecurity gap
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United Response Fund, a Holland food drive, GR teachers reach agreements, dog treat donations, Ottawa Co. Community Action Agency, MI House Dems. push SNAP continuance, Right to Life lawsuit, and more.
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Heart of West Michigan United Way launches United Response Fund to assist those facing food assistance delays
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Ottawa County Community Action Agency is at risk of losing federal funding, pushing commissioners to act on the proposed cut
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More than a million low-income Michiganders will lose access to the federal SNAP program November 1st. In Ottawa County, the Holland Farmers Market is now hosting a food drive to help
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The Democratic-led package could put hundreds of millions of dollars toward covering the federal funding gap in the short term