As SNAP benefits hang in the balance, schools, PTAs, and groups supporting students are rallying to make sure families stay fed.

The supplemental food assistance program, also known as SNAP, ran out of funding on Nov. 1, after the Trump administration said it paused the program due to the government shutdown. In response to the court orders,

Seattle guarantees up to $8 million for local food assistance amid SNAP funding issues, per Mayor Harrell's announcement, providing a buffer until federal aid is restored.

The Seattle City Council unanimously approved Seattle Mayor Bruce Harrell's proclamation for a civil emergency in response to SNAP cuts.

Dignity for Divas usually serves eight women a day. This week, they were asked to feed 90 women amid a surge in need as SNAP benefits remain frozen.

Following two federal court rulings, the Trump Administration said it would partially fund SNAP benefits this month. The uncertainty surrounding SNAP is expected to increase demand at Seattle food banks.

The City of Seattle is taking emergency action to help residents through the ongoing government shutdown and emergency funding for Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Monday, the Seattle

SEATTLE — As more than 900,000 Washingtonians prepare to lose their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits by Nov. 1, local nonprofits are sharing resources and guidance for families whose food access is on the line.