PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) -- Even with the Trump administration now deciding to fund some of the benefits on Monday, there's still lots of concern.

Mayor Cherelle Parker hosted an urgent meeting inside City Hall for 123 community organizations and nonprofits that want to find a solution to the loss of SNAP benefits . One surprise solution came to local food banks.

"Between 9 o'clock and 11 o'clock, we got over 1,100 pounds of donations from Instacart," said Kori Rife with the Food Bank of South Jersey.

The donations came from community members who ordered extra on Instacart and had it delivered. Instacart waived fees for those deliveries.

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