City of Montgomery, AL
10/29/2025 | News release | Distributed by Public on 10/29/2025 16:21
City of Montgomery Responds to SNAP Funding Cuts with Community Food Support
MONTGOMERY, AL - In light of the recent discontinuation of federal SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) funding, the City of Montgomery is sharing information to help residents connect with local organizations offering free food and essential support.
"We want to make sure residents know where to turn for help," said Mayor Steven L. Reed. "Our goal is to get this information into the hands of those who need it most."
A number of churches, nonprofits, and food banks across Montgomery are stepping up to provide groceries, meals, and household essentials. These include:
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DOTs - Thrift Store Montgomery
Offers free food and household items through its community resource center.
facebook.com/dotsmontgomery
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Heart of Alabama Food Bank
Check here for a list of local pantries.
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Hands On River Region
Call or Text 2-1-1 - trained specialists will connect you with local food pantries, meal programs,
and community resources.
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Why Hunger
Call or text your zip code to 1-800-548-6479
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Many local houses of worship also offer aid.
If your organization offers food, essentials, or support services, please share your resources online using your social media platforms or websites. Tag your posts with #MGMFoodHelp so residents can easily find help-and hope. Together, we can ensure no one in our community goes without.
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