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Tag Archives: Reauthorization
Valentine Love: President’s FY 2012 Budget Proposal Includes Restoration of SNAP Cuts
As reported by the Food Research and Action Center (FRAC), the proposed 2012 budget released by President Barack Obama on Febuary 14th, 2011, provides strong support for the federal nutrition programs and the anticipated growth in those programs – especially … Continue reading
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Child Nutrition Reauthorization Now Law
As reported by the Food Research and Action Center, President Obama signed into law the new Child Nutrition Reauthorization law on December 14th. Titled The Healthy, Hunger-Free Kids Act, it broadens the Afterschool Meal Program to cover all 50 states … Continue reading
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Tagged Advocacy, Community, Congress, FRAC, Legislative, Reauthorization
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Help Pass a Comprehensive Child Nutrition Bill – Get on the Phone!
Call your House Member and the White House during the summer recess to urge passage of H.R. 5504 without SNAP benefit cuts. Call toll-free, 1-877-425-4810, to connect to your Representative. The number at the White House switchboard is 202-456-1414.
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Tagged Advocacy, Community, Congress, Food, Hunger, Legislative, Reauthorization, SNAP
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Keep The Heat On Congress To Get It Right
The Food Resource and Action Center has compiled a list of resources to help individuals and organizations to continue push for passage of the Child Nutrition Reauthorization Act without reducing future SNAP benefits. Here’s the link to download their PDF: … Continue reading
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Tagged Advocacy, Children, Congress, Food For All, FRAC, Legislative, Nutrition, Reauthorization, SNAP
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