SNAP cuts aren’t abstract—they mean hunger, impossible choices between food, rent & medicine, and harm to local economies. Congress must reverse them immediately. Send a message now: secure.everyaction.com/xf5JzY9MDEGu...

FRAC is urging USDA to maintain & expand its nutrition program capacity—not reduce it. The proposed reorg would harm millions who depend on food assistance. Add your voice before Sept. 30: frac.org/reorganize-u...

Research shows that hunger, not individual food choices, is the most damaging health consequence of poverty, contributing to chronic disease, poor child development, and billions in avoidable health care costs each year. Learn more in our newest blog: frac.org/blog/protect...

Depriving people of numbers to show how big a problem is and who it affects is exactly what this administration wants. Cut food programs, then cut research so people can’t show how your policy made hunger worse. This is appalling.

Ending USDA’s 30-year food security survey hides hunger in America. We need evidence to fight hunger—not erase it. FRAC urges USDA to continue this critical research: frac.org/news/foodsec...

The largest SNAP cut in history is coming as USDA plans to end the national food insecurity survey. Learn what this could mean for millions of families: www.nytimes.com/2025/09/20/u...

Speak up for your community! Reach out to local officials and ask them to sound the alarm with Members of Congress about harmful SNAP time limits. Every voice counts. #SNAPMatters

“Food insecurity is one of the strongest drivers of poor health outcomes in the U.S., which is why SNAP is vital.” — Gina Plata-Nino in FRAC’s newest blog. Full post: frac.org/blog/protect...

H.R. 1 slashes SNAP + strips states of resources at a time of growing need. FRAC’s Gina Plata-Niño outlines 12 urgent steps for states + advocates to protect families + fight for restoration. frac.org/blog/12-acti...

"Food banks have been operating at superhero rates. It’s not sustainable. No sort of food bank, no sort of philanthropy, can meet the need or fill in the gap that the federal government is taking away.” www.the-sun.com/money/152047...

Join FRAC for a webinar celebrating the second year of the Summer EBT program. Hear from state agency representatives on how implementation played out in 2025, the successes they have had this summer, and their thoughts on best practices! us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Calling all orgs: Tomorrow is the final day to sign on to the letter supporting the Restoring Food Security Act. Join the push to reverse damaging SNAP cuts. Add your organization now: secure.everyaction.com/StJsNxDaF06B...

It’s #NationalKinshipCareMonth! FRAC celebrates grandparents & kin caregivers who step up for children—and highlights how nutrition programs can ensure these families thrive. frac.org/blog/celebra...

SNAP is not just food on the table. It is a lifeline for local economies. Trump’s law cuts benefits, strains food banks, and hurts farmers and grocery stores. NH experts warn of ripple effects. Read: newhampshirebulletin.com/2025/09/15/i...

Ending hunger in America is possible. Let’s make it happen.

Join FRAC for a webinar celebrating the second year of the Summer EBT program. Hear from state agencies on how implementation played out in '25, the successes they have had this summer their & thoughts on best practices in the program for the coming years. us02web.zoom.us/webinar/regi...

Ask your Representative: 'What would your mother say if you cut WIC?' The House must fully fund WIC—$8.2 billion in the FY2026 budget—so moms and young children can get the nutrition they need to thrive. Tell them to do the right thing. secure.everyaction.com/52FxE_bL7kuT...

We know what works. Federal nutrition programs lift children and families out of hunger. It is time to double down on proven solutions.

A very good elderly friend from church relies on SNAP but who can eat for a month on $22? Help your friends and neighbors.

We joined 387 orgs urging Congress to continue its bipartisan commitment to fully fund WIC and to protect the program’s fruit and vegetable benefit. bit.ly/4no6A1p

When every student can eat for free, more kids participate in school meals. Nine states have adopted Healthy School Meals for All, and the results are clear: participation is up in both breakfast and lunch. www.freeschoolmealsforall.org

WIC works for children and their families. Tell your members of Congress to fully fund the program using @fracposts.bsky.social's Action Network: secure.everyaction.com/52FxE_bL7kuT...

A staggering number of people in America continued to live in poverty in 2024. We need immediate action to repeal SNAP cuts and protect nutrition programs. Read FRAC’s full statement: frac.org/news/poverty...

You might not know who in your life relies on SNAP—but someone does. A friend. A coworker. A family member. SNAP matters because hunger is invisible, and dignity should be nonnegotiable. #SNAPmatters

WIC keeps kids healthy and keeps hunger at bay. The House must fully fund the program at $8.2 billion to serve every eligible family and maintain benefits at their science-backed levels. Speak up now. secure.everyaction.com/52FxE_bL7kuT...

Millions of Americans will face hunger due to cruel SNAP cuts. Congress must not move forward with a Farm Bill or any other legislation until the harm is reversed. Take action now: secure.everyaction.com/xf5JzY9MDEGu...

The fallout from H.R. 1 will be local. Communities will see more hunger, rising poverty, and strained budgets. FRAC’s new blog details 12 steps advocates and states can take to respond: frac.org/blog/12-acti...

"Deep cuts to federal health and food programs in Trump’s signature legislative initiative will make it harder for students to access school meal programs... Receiving free or reduced-price school lunches reduces food insecurity, obesity rates and poor health" www.newjerseyhills.com/hanover_eagl...

SNAP puts food on the table for millions. The recent budget reconciliation law ripped that away from families. Congress must act urgently to restore this lifeline & prevent hunger from skyrocketing. secure.everyaction.com/xf5JzY9MDEGu...

Single parents are working, caregiving, and budgeting every dollar. The recently passed reconciliation act puts them in an impossible position: prove you’re working enough—or lose food for your family. That’s not support. That’s sabotage. #SNAPmatters

California, Colorado, Maine, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, New Mexico, New York, and Vermont have one thing in common: free school meals for every student. And it’s working. Learn more: frac.org/wp-content/u...

September is National Kinship Care Month. 2.5 million children are being raised by grandparents or other relatives. Learn how federal nutrition programs can support grandfamilies in putting food on the table: frac.org/blog/celebra...

SNAP helps people who are building their lives after violence, or displacement access food as they start over. It’s a critical part of safety and recovery. #SNAPmatters

1 in 7 rural households depend on SNAP. Cuts in H.R. 1 mean fewer groceries on the table, less revenue for local stores, and weaker rural economies. FRAC breaks it down: frac.org/blog/snaps-c...

Cuts to SNAP are cuts to school meals. When fewer households are enrolled in SNAP, fewer children are directly certified for free school meals. As direct certification rates go down, fewer schools will be eligible to use the Community Eligibility Provision to offer #FreeSchoolMealsforAll

SNAP works. It reduces hunger, strengthens local economies, & supports public health. The Trump-backed H.R. 1 undermines this proven program—especially in rural communities. Read FRAC’s blog: frac.org/blog/snaps-c...

SNAP changes in the recently passed budget reconciliation act will push more people into poverty. Families lose food. States lose resources. #SNAPmatters

SNAP, Medicaid, and WIC work together to ensure young children have a healthy start. Cuts to SNAP & Medicaid will weaken WIC and push families deeper into crisis. Read FRAC’s latest blog: frac.org/blog/how-cut...

Farmers stand to lose approximately $24 billion in revenue over 10 years as SNAP cuts reduce consumers' ability to buy their products. That’s a direct hit to agriculture, rural economies, and food retailers alike. #SNAPmatters

FRAC strongly opposes the Trump admin’s proposal to reorganize USDA. This plan — developed without input from Congress or stakeholders — risks dismantling a department with critical responsibilities. Full statement: frac.org/news/usdareo...

The WIC benefit for fruits and vegetables helps young kids eat healthier. Cutting it would put kids’ nutrition and health at risk. The House must fully fund WIC at $8.2 billion and reject any cuts to essential benefits. Email your Members now. secure.everyaction.com/52FxE_bL7kuT...

Rural counties often have higher SNAP participation and fewer services. The recently passed reconciliation act SNAP cuts will hit them hardest. More hunger, fewer grocery sales, and even more pressure on limited local budgets. #SNAPmatters

Hungry kids can't learn. frac.org/research/res... @fracposts.bsky.social

The cuts to SNAP will have ripple effects in classrooms, meaning more families will face food insecurity. It will take partnership and collaboration this #backtoschool season to ensure all children have access to school meals.

Need a refresher on what’s at stake for WIC in the FY 2026 budget? This blog breaks down the proposed cuts, the science behind the fruit and vegetable benefit, and why the House must fund WIC at $8.2 billion. frac.org/blog/wic-fru...

SNAP is a lifeline in rural America. It reduces hunger, supports local grocers, and strengthens economies. H.R. 1 puts all of that at risk. Read FRAC’s latest blog on the consequences of SNAP cuts. frac.org/blog/snaps-c...

A touching column about school meals from Education Policy Analyst @alexandra-stamm.bsky.social S/O to the Healthy School Meals for All Coalition and @fracposts.bsky.social

SNAP helps families get back on their feet and keeps dollars flowing to grocery stores, corner markets, and farmers' markets. Cutting it hurts everyone. #SNAPmatters

Students can’t succeed on an empty stomach. School meals support focus, attendance, and academic growth. When meals are free for all, every child is ready to learn. www.freeschoolmealsforall.org

No red tape and no stigma. CEP uses direct certification from SNAP and other programs to help schools offer free meals to all students. It’s smart policy—and it’s working. frac.org/cep-report-2...