SNAP allows people to get the food they need with dignity to choose how to nourish themselves and their families. SNAP is and always has been our country’s most effective defense against hunger.
Protecting SNAP for all who need it
Historic SNAP Cuts: What Was in the Republican Budget Bill?
On July 4th, the Republican budget bill was signed into law, marking historic cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). The bill slashes $187 billion from SNAP over the next decade, roughly 20% of the program, and will reduce or eliminate benefits for an estimated 4 million people.
These represent the most significant changes to SNAP in the program’s history, fundamentally altering how food assistance works in America.
Learn more about these cuts in our full blog.
Find a factsheet about these historic changes here.
Despite rising food prices and financial uncertainty plaguing low-income American families, President Trump and Republicans in both chambers of Congress enacted a deeply problematic law, including an estimated $187 billion cut from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Join MAZON in urging your Members of Congress to safeguard the interests of American families by reversing this destructive policy, influencing its implementation, and rejecting further cuts to SNAP and other basic needs programs.
Protect SNAP Beneficiaries from Government Overreach
MAZON is suing the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) to block the agency’s attempt to obtain the personal data of millions of Americans with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP).
Join us in pressing your Members of Congress to exercise their vital oversight obligation and hold USDA accountable for respecting the privacy of families and individuals who struggle with hunger.
On July 24, 2025, without any prior notification to Congress or stakeholders, the USDA announced that it would be undergoing a reorganization process in an effort to return to their so-called “core mission” of serving American farmers, ranchers, and foresters. But counter to these claims, this “reorganization” could significantly delay the delivery of essential services and drain the department of expert knowledge. Read more.
The networks of MAZON grantee partners are central to the fight against hunger, working tirelessly in communities across the United States, Indian Country, and Israel.
MAZON is investing over $3.9 million to 60 organizations, fueling these incredible local champions who are making real change happen every single day. Read more.
Our national postcard campaign is in full swing. Our goal is to flood the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) with messages demanding protection for basic needs programs that help our neighbors put food on the table.
The impact of this campaign hinges on the collection of all 47,000 postcards. The sooner all postcards are returned, the sooner we can deliver this collective message to the USDA. Read more.
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