On October 29, 2025 the Maryland Food Bank held a press conference to address the deepening impact of the ongoing federal government shutdown and the expected suspension of SNAP benefits beginning November 1.
With federal SNAP benefits expected to stop on November 1, the Maryland Food Bank outlines the potential impact on families and how the community can help.
Just in time for the start of the holiday season, the Maryland Food Bank received a generous donation of fresh macaroni and cheese from partners at Land O’Lakes. The mac & cheese, which is pre-prepared and ready to eat, will be distributed through the food bank’s statewide network of nearly 800 community partners.
Tonight, on Baltimore’s WBAL-TV, the Maryland Food Bank will premiere a brand-new TV special, spotlighting the efforts of volunteers, staff, farmers, and other supporters to fight hunger and increase food security in Maryland.
On July 17, The Maryland Food Bank awarded nearly $630,000 in Hunger Hotspot Grants to 15 organizations statewide that have the potential to make an even greater difference in their neighborhoods.
Check out the latest local and national news about the Maryland Food Bank and how we’re addressing hunger in our communities.
