Posted on Apr 30, 2018

Serving And Hungry: How A Federal Rule Keeps Some Military Members From Food Aid

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Like Truckowski, many active-duty service members can’t get SNAP benefits because the government counts a soldier’s housing allowance as income, pushing them above the federal eligibility line.

Serving And Hungry: How A Federal Rule Keeps Some Military Members From Food Aid

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Serving And Hungry: How A Federal Rule Keeps Some Military Members From Food Aid

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