As the government shutdown drags on, many North Texans who depend on SNAP benefits are left wondering where their next meal will come from. But across the metroplex, neighbors are stepping up, turning their front yards into small food pantries to help fill the gap.
Katie Manigold of Richardson said the idea came to her on Halloween night when families were collecting candy. She thought food could also be needed.
“Food is not political,” she said. “This is a basic human need.”…