CLEVELAND — Ohio leaders are stepping in with $25 million in food assistance as federal SNAP benefits face a possible pause starting Nov. 1. But as Gov. Mike DeWine acknowledged Thursday, it won’t be enough. DeWine said in part, “this funding will help get more resources into the household budgets of the Ohio families who need it most.”
As many families across Northeast Ohio face reduced or depleted SNAP benefits, local food banks and pantries are stepping up to help fill the gap. Whether you’re in Cleveland, Akron, Youngstown, or surrounding counties, there are resources available to ensure no one goes hungry…