Businesses are working to minimize the potential damage from SNAP benefits not going out at the beginning of November due to the federal government shutdown.

DoorDash said it will waive delivery and service fees for partner food banks, food pantries and grocers.

“No one should go hungry in America - period,” said Max Rettig, Vice President and Global Head of Public Policy at DoorDash. “Millions of families are worried right now about how they’ll put food on the table. Fighting hunger is core to our mission at DoorDash, and we’re stepping up alongside leading grocers and retailers to help bridge the gap. We know this is a stopgap, not a solution. But doing nothing simply isn’t an option.”

DoorDash said it will also donate fresh food, shelf-stable items and household essentials to local f

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