News Releases

Media Contact:

Jordan Baker
jbaker@frac.org
410-528-0021, ext. 3018

2020

• June 3, 2020: Maryland Hunger Solutions Calls for Action Against Systemic Racism
• April 29: Pandemic EBT Will Allow More Than 319,000 Maryland SNAP Households to Put Food on the Table
• April 24: Maryland SNAP Recipients May See a Boost in Benefits, But More Needs to be Done to Help Households Put Food on the Table
• February 18: Maryland Hunger Solutions Testifies Before the General Assembly in Support of School Meal Debt Bill
• January 22: MDHS Applauds Lawsuit to Stop the Administration from Eliminating SNAP Benefits for Nearly 30K Marylanders

2019

• December 4: SNAP Rule Would Take Food Away from People All Across Maryland
• November 21: “Museums for All” Offers SNAP Recipients Free or Low Cost Admission to Local Museums
• October 10: New Report Highlights Need for Statewide Policy on School Meal Debt in Maryland
• July 26: Trump Administration’s Latest Proposal Would Increase Hunger for Thousands of Marylanders
• May 30: “Maryland Market Money” Available at More Farmers Markets in Prince George’s County
• March 12: Del. Parrott’s Bill Targets Marylanders in Poverty — Again

2018

• September 13: Maryland Hunger Solutions to Receive Hunger Is Donations Made at Local Safeway and Acme Stores
• August 1: Over 12 Percent of Maryland Households Struggle to Afford Enough Food
• May 4: Maryland Schools Reaching More Low-Income Students With School Breakfast, Report Finds