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flag Federal shutdown delays threaten food aid, increasing demand on Gulf Coast pantries.

flag Food pantries across the Gulf Coast, including Southwest Florida, are preparing for increased demand as the ongoing federal shutdown disrupts benefits like SNAP and Social Security. flag With delayed payments affecting millions, more individuals and families are turning to local food banks, which report rising need, especially in low-income communities. flag While most pantries remain open thanks to donations and private funding, some have adjusted hours or distribution limits due to supply concerns. flag Officials warn that ongoing funding cuts are worsening food insecurity, particularly among vulnerable groups, and are urging public support through donations to sustain critical services.

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