With SNAP benefits still in limbo, the lines at food pantries across the state continue to grow.

Ronnie Darity from Hartford is upset with the cut to SNAP benefits.

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"How dare you stop SNAP before Thanksgiving?" Darity said. "How dare you.”

People we spoke with at Hands on Hartford — a nonprofit that serves some of the community's most vulnerable people -- are upset their SNAP benefits still haven’t come in from the federal government.

But many are grateful for the community stepping up.

Aida Maldonado said the nonprofit does a lot for the community.

“In the moment, we need it because there are no food stamps or anything," Maldonado said. "All the people here are in the same thing.”

Janet Bermudez, the executive

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