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DoorDash launches emergency meal drive as SNAP food stamp crisis deepens during shutdown #shorts
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0:37Now PlayingDoorDash is stepping in to feed hungry Americans as the federal government shutdown threatens to halt food stamp payments for more than 40 million people starting next week.
The delivery giant announced on Sunday that it will distribute 1 million free meals and waive delivery fees for 300,000 grocery orders placed by recipients of the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, or SNAP, as part of an “Emergency Food Response” campaign set to run through November.
The effort comes as state officials warn that food stamp funding could dry up by Nov. 1, leaving tens of millions without benefits and food banks overwhelmed by demand.
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