CHARLOTTE, N.C. (WBTV) - Monday marks day 27 of the government shutdown, which is the second-longest funding lapse in history.
It’s not only impacting federal workers, but people across the country who rely on federally funded programs.
According to the Department of Agriculture, federal food aid will stop going out starting November 1.
If you’re someone who relies on SNAP or WIC benefits, there are resources across the greater Charlotte area designed to help you.
Contact your local food banks and pantries
Second Harvest Food Bank of Metrolina: 704-376-1785
Hearts and Hands Food Pantry: 980-292-0357
Non-profits like Nourish Up (704-523-4333) help with grocery distribution and home delivery
Contact Crisis Assistance Ministry (704-371-3001) for emergency food and financial assi

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