NEW YORK (PIX11) – New Yorkers who get SNAP benefits, be prepared not to get any money from the program in November.

The USDA released guidance on Friday, saying it won't use contingency funds to keep SNAP afloat if the government shutdown continues after Oct. 31. That move is expected to affect more than 40 million Americans who rely on food stamps.

New York City residents who are looking for some relief when it comes to groceries can check out the Department of Youth and Community Development's list of food pantries. It shows food pantries across the five boroughs, their addresses and who to contact.

The Food Bank for NYC also has a Find Food map that displays pantries, mobile pantries, breakfast, lunch and dinner services. It also shows pantries that are open now and breaks down whic

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