Workers at local food banks are growing concerned due to what they say is a cut in government funding.
The article from Yahoo News discusses the challenges faced by local food banks in the United States as federal emergency aid from the COVID-19 pandemic is set to expire. With the cessation of these benefits, food banks are bracing for an increased demand as many Americans will lose the additional support that helped them through the economic hardships caused by the health crisis. The article highlights the experiences of food bank directors in various states, who are already seeing longer lines and are concerned about their ability to meet the rising need without the federal assistance. They are calling for continued government support and community donations to help bridge the gap and ensure that no one goes hungry as the country moves past the immediate crisis.