Beginning Saturday, Nov. 1, millions of Americans will stop getting their SNAP benefits, also known as food stamps, if an ongoing federal government shutdown is not lifted.
In this photo from October 2024, Amy Davis, owner of The Davis Country Store & Cafe in Old Fort, cooked fajita meat for firefighters working across the street from her store after Hurricane Helene devastated the town.
Davis Country Store & Café in Old Fort plans to serve free food to children who won’t be getting their SNAP benefits if the federal government shutdown continues.
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This is some of the free food that will be available from Davis Country Store & Café to eligible children who won’t be getting their SNAP benefits as of November if the shutdown continues.
Amy Davis, owner of Davis Country Store & Café in Old Fort, said free food is available only if the children are present with their parents or caregivers and the adults must show their benefits card and identification.
In this photo from October 2024, Amy Davis, owner of The Davis Country Store & Cafe in Old Fort, cooked fajita meat for firefighters working across the street from her store after Hurricane Helene devastated the town.
Davis Country Store & Café in Old Fort plans to serve free food to children who won’t be getting their SNAP benefits if the federal government shutdown continues.
This is some of the free food that will be available from Davis Country Store & Café to eligible children who won’t be getting their SNAP benefits as of November if the shutdown continues.
Amy Davis, owner of Davis Country Store & Café in Old Fort, said free food is available only if the children are present with their parents or caregivers and the adults must show their benefits card and identification.
