As disheartening as it has been to see food used as a political tool, it’s also been pretty amazing to see our community come together to fill in the SNAP gap.

I’ve loved seeing so many businesses, churches, schools and clubs ready to help our neighbors in need. They’re hosting food drives, opening food pantries and seeking out grocery store deals on non-perishables. Ten percent of Missourians receive SNAP; if you haven’t benefited directly from this supplemental nutrition program, you’ve been helped by someone who has. ×

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