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According to findings from Feeding America, the House could cut an additional $11.5 billion in SNAP funds.

Your calls are critical to the success of strengthening the nutrition title in the Farm Bill and potentially reviving Senator Gillibrand’s amendment.

The programs in the Farm Bill that help feed the hungry are in jeopardy of being drastically reduced.

SNAP program, which helps low income families and individuals purchase nutritious food, is used by people of all ages and backgrounds.

Proposed cuts to the Farm Bill could reduce funding for many of the programs that the food bank supports.

Feeding America’s “Map the Meal Gap 2012” report verifies what we at the Capital Area Food Bank know – that we are facing a hunger crisis nationally and regionally.