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We would like to dedicate this space to these organizations and foundations who have recently stepped forward amid the COVID-19 crisis to show support for feeding Montanans across the state….
Navigating unknown waters during the Coronavirus epidemic
Before the Coronavirus became a global pandemic, a large percentage of our population were making it work. Their paychecks were enough to cover monthly bills, groceries, a dinner out with…
Families First Coronavirus Response Act Includes Critical Support for Food Programs
Last week, Congress passed the Families First Coronavirus Response Act, which was signed into law by President Trump. The bill, which passed with strong bipartisan support, is an important step toward…
Statement of Opposition to the Trump Administrations Final Rule on SNAP Requirements for Able-Bodied Adults without Dependents
On December 4th, the Trump Administration published its final rule on time limits for SNAP participation. This final rule will cut off basic assistance for nearly 700,000 individuals, many…
Proposed SNAP cuts – Open for Comment
Say NO to another round of proposed SNAP cuts Earlier this month, the USDA published another proposed rule that would take food assistance from struggling households. The latest proposal would…
September is Hunger Action Month. Help Us Feed Montana.
The Montana Food Bank Network takes action on the hunger crisis in our state during the entire month of September by holding the Feed Montana fundraising drive. We encourage and…
Summer Food Service Program
Summer Food Service Program Because of You, kids across Montana enjoy their summer vacation. Hunger does not take a summer vacation. In fact, for the 1 in 6 kids in…
Charlies Produce Spokane and Good Food Store make donation of 3,800 pounds of apples
Montana Food Bank Network receives donation of 3,800 pounds of fresh apples. Charlies Produce Spokane and Good Food Store made a donation of over 3,800 pounds of apples to the Montana Food…