Over 100,000 Ohioans lose SNAP benefits

More than 137,000 Ohioans, including 60,000 children, lost SNAP benefits following federal policy changes enacted by the Trump administration. These changes tightened eligibility and increased work requirements, resulting in a significant decline in enrollment across most counties and placing additional strain on food banks. As food costs rise, vulnerable populations are increasingly relying on assistance programs and charities amid ongoing funding cuts and administrative challenges.

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