$23 million in benefit cuts await Cuyahoga County alone
As temporary, additional SNAP benefits put in place during the pandemic are set to end after February, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank is urging people to reach out for assistance.
The emergency allotments were never intended to be permanent but rather “a temporary strategy authorized by Congress to help low-income individuals and families deal with the hardships of the COVID-19 pandemic”GCFB estimates that one in seven people in its service area is food insecure, meaning they have inadequate access to food or do not know how or where they’ll get their next meal.
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