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Regional Interfaith Association reports surge in need after SNAP disruption, outlines 'hunger free holidays' distribution
Summary
Denise Walton of RIFA said staff and volunteers have seen increased demand after SNAP service interruptions; Walton said SNAP cards 'should be reinstated in the next few days' and described the hunger-free holiday bag program and an online auction to raise funds.
Denise Walton, representing the Regional Interfaith Association (RIFA), told hosts the agency has experienced a notable increase in clients after recent SNAP service disruptions and that the community has rallied with volunteers and donations to meet demand.
"We've seen some fear in some faces," Walton said, describing long lines and standing-room-only moments at RIFA.…
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