05/11/2025
🚨 Food insecurity is on the rise in Wisconsin.
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For Taylor Wilson of Appleton, $75 a month in SNAP means her 2-year-old son Oliver — who battles a rare genetic disease — gets the nutrition he needs. Without it, the gap could be devastating.
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Local pantry leaders say demand has nearly doubled since May, urging swift action to protect families.
🗣 “Food is a basic human right. It is not a privilege.”
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📲 Hear Wilson’s story & the urgent call for lawmakers to protect SNAP and Medicaid: https://www.nbc26.com/news/local-news/hunger-on-the-rise-wisconsin-families-caught-in-snap-benefits-limbo
NBC 26
We've reached the longest government shutdown in U.S. history, and Wisconsin families explain how they're dealing with SNAP delays.