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From farmers who grow our food to families who put meals on the table, SNAP strengthens communities across the country. Investing in SNAP means investing in stronger, healthier families and communities. https://secure.everyaction.com/76ItkRZL70ae1ApG7NWaVQ2
While food banks are working hard to meet the increased need, they're not capable of replacing the role that SNAP plays in feeding PA families:
Food banks brace as Pa. families lose SNAP benefits
Food banks say paperwork and stigma are pushing families in need off SNAP benefits just before kids return to class.
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The tl;dr: PA’s 2026–27 state budget is best understood as a selective-investment and cost-maintenance budget.
It represents meaningful progress in several areas, but doesn’t provide a substantial or comprehensive response to many challenges facing PA. (1/7)
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The budget didn’t include key tax policies that would close corporate loopholes, make taxes more fair, and bring in much-needed ongoing revenue. This leaves us without a sustainable revenue plan to keep investing in schools, health care, transit, and other priorities. (6/7)
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Pennsylvania FY 2026–27 Enacted Budget Debrief
Selective Investment, Broad Maintenance, and Unresolved Federal Risk July 28, 2026 This is an overview of the FY ...
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