Rural community faces hunger from Trump cuts

The article reports on the increasing struggles of food banks and communities in Appalachia, particularly West Virginia, faced with heightened demand and reduced federal support due to budget cuts and policy changes. Local volunteers and food pantry operators, like Bill Likens, are effectively becoming the primary safety net for those in need, often sourcing food through donations amid less assistance from government programs. Rising food and transportation costs, along with stricter work requirements for food benefits, have intensified hardships for vulnerable populations, including seniors and low-income families, highlighting concerns about inadequate federal aid and rising economic insecurity.

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