As the government shutdown continues, several federal welfare programs, including SNAP, are set to expire on Nov. 1.

While South Carolina has relied on private donations to fill in for food benefits, other states used their own general funds.

A week into a fundraising campaign to help stock shelves, South Carolina’s disaster relief fund provided nearly $233,000 to ...

The South Carolina State Guard is leading food distribution efforts at Harvest Hope Food Bank in Greenville to support ...

As the federal government shutdown continues and SNAP benefits remain uncertain, here's where those in need can find food and ...

As federal SNAP funding falls short, Harvest Hope Food Bank is racing to feed thousands of South Carolinians, relying on ...

The South Carolina State Guard is leading a statewide food distribution mission to help families affected by the federal ...

SNAP benefits will vanish on Nov. 1 for more than 42 million Americans. Here are food banks and pantries accepting new ...

Over summer break, University of South Carolina hospitality assistant professor Scott Taylor Jr. can still be found in the kitchen making meals and snacks for college students who face food insecurity ...

Second Harvest Food Bank has ramped up efforts to deliver food to pantries throughout the Carolinas as SNAP benefits go unfunded.