Mass. residents line up for food donations to fill SNAP gap

WBUR News
03/11/2025 4 min
Mass. residents line up for food donations to fill SNAP gap

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Massachusetts residents who receive SNAP benefits may get about half their usual monthly payment of $324, on average. Food pantries are trying to do more to help. Recipients say they're eating less and trying to stretch food donations.

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