Millions in Washington Face Food Crisis as Federal Aid Hangs in the Balance
The Brief Food banks in Washington are preparing for potential federal budget reductions, which might lead to losing up to 7 million pounds of food. Food Lifeline, which supports 300 food banks throughout the area, is requesting assistance from the community. SEATTLE, Wash. - Community food banks are preparing for the effects of federal budget reductions which might lead to losing out on 7 million pounds of provisions. Food Lifeline , which serves 300 food banks Throughout the area, an organization that offers help to 1.7 million individuals is requesting community backing as essential initiatives aiding tribes, small-scale producers, schools, and underprivileged households confront possible cuts in financial support. In the previous year, Food Lifeline provided 70 million pounds of food. It is expected that this number will continue to grow. federal cuts symbolize a reduction of 10% in resources, a cutback that would considerabl...