SNAP, Gopuff and DoorDash
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Amid the ongoing federal government shutdown, millions of people are at risk for losing access to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits this November due to a lack of federal funding.
SNAP recipients can use DoorDash without paying extra delivery or service fees on one order in November, the company announced on Oct. 26. The offer is available for customers who have linked a SNAP/EBT card as a payment option on their DoorDash profile ...
DoorDash is delivering one million free meals nationwide through its food-bank network. The company is waiving delivery and service fees on grocery
The government shutdown is expected to impact the SNAP benefits of more than 40 million Americans. As benefits dry up, food banks are bracing for overwhelming demand. DoorDash runs Project DASH, which helps deliver food bank donation to those who need them.
DoorDash is offering assistance to SNAP recipients facing a benefits cutoff due to a potential government shutdown. The delivery service will waive fees on one grocery order for SNAP customers in November from participating stores. DoorDash is also waiving ...
In a press release, DoorDash said it plans to help alleviate those who depend on SNAP benefits with an emergency food response starting today.
As the federal government shutdown continues, millions of Americans may not receive their Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits in November, but DoorDash is stepping in to help. The
Twenty-five grocery partners have now joined together with DoorDash as part of collective emergency food response to support those impacted by loss of SNAP benefits.
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