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SNAP

State of Wisconsin

End of pandemic FoodShare benefits likely to spike food pantry demand

'It's going to be a challenge for both our partner agencies and for everyone involved,' Second Harvest Foodbank says
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Food insecurity at UW requires campus-wide effort

Lack of transparency about SNAP benefits leaves students confused, unable to take advantage of resources
State of Wisconsin

Study finds majority of low-income, SNAP-eligible students do not receive benefits

Government Accountability Office calls for better information about benefit guidelines to combat food insecurity on campus
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UPDATE: If farmers’ markets lose ability to process SNAP benefits, Wisconsinites lose access to fresh food

Within next six months, many farmer's markets may lose ability to process SNAP benefits, leaving recipients and farmers hurting
UW-Madison Campus

Badger Market in Union South to accept SNAP benefits

The date has yet to be determined
UW-Madison Campus

Flamingo Run now accepting SNAP benefits

UW dining spokesperson said the program is trying to "normalize" the experience for all students
City of Madison

Limited options for UW students who face food insecurity

Few city programs are specifically targeted to college students

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