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SNAP Cuts Hit Virginia Food Banks | Richmond News
Virginia’s SNAP enrollment has dropped 14% since the One Big Beautiful Bill Act took effect, leaving over 700,000 still on the program—but the need hasn’t lessened. The Blue Ridge Area Food Bank is seeing record guest visits, averaging 170,000 monthly, as SNAP cuts hit just when families need it most. With a looming October 2027 deadline forcing Virginia to shoulder more SNAP costs—potentially $266 million after administrative errors—food banks are urging lawmakers to delay the shift, arguing it would preserve vital aid and prevent families from falling through the cracks. Listen in…
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