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PHOENIX - Gov. Katie Hobbs announced Monday that she is providing additional funding and resources for SNAP recipients to support Arizonans impacted by the federal government shutdown.
What we know:
On Nov. 10, the governor is providing $1.8 million in ARPA funds to those needing food assistance. She also released a food pantry database where residents can find resources in their communities.
Of the $1.8 million, $1.5 million will be allocated to the Arizona Food Bank Network, and their members, to support Arizona food banks.
$250,000 will support the Network's Emergency Tribal Community SNAP Response, for purchasing and delivering emergency food to local pantries in coordination with Tribes, according to the governor's office. $300,000 will support her Food Bucks Now

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