MSU Extension outlines programs reaching thousands as SNAP‑Ed funding ends next month
MSU Extension staff told the Kent County Community Health & Safety Committee on Aug. 26 that the extension served more than 7,500 county residents in 2024 across nutrition, youth and agricultural programs. Presenters warned the county that federal SNAP‑Ed funding will end Sept. 30 and described alternative education options.
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The Kent County Community Health & Safety Committee heard an overview of Michigan State University Extension programs on Aug. 26, with district director Kai Gritter saying the extension served more than 7,500 Kent County residents in 2024 across nutrition, gardening, youth and agribusiness programs.
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