KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- With the federal government shutdown stretching into November and SNAP benefits still not being fully funded, the demand for food has increased

Harvesters, based in Kansas City, serves surrounding counties in Missouri and Kansas. The food bank warned on Nov. 3 that with the need being "incredibly high" due to the shutdown, lines for food at distribution sites and pantries may be longer than usual.

Harvesters provided a link to its "Food Locator" webpage, where families can find a pantry and kitchen closest to them.

Below is a list of mobile food distribution events that are coming up in the Kansas City area, according to Harvesters website. Times and dates are subject to change. Harvesters asks that those who need food should clear their trunks before driving to the

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