The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a crucial resource for millions of Americans, especially those from vulnerable populations. Recent cuts to SNAP funding have substantially affected food security, exacerbating conditions for families and individuals already struggling to make ends meet. These reductions in assistance have led to increased instances of hunger among low-income households, as they often depend on SNAP benefits to afford essential groceries. In many cases, the cuts have resulted in families having to make difficult decisions between purchasing food and paying for other necessities such as housing and healthcare. The repercussions extend beyond individual households; communities face increased poverty levels, which can strain local resources and support systems. This effect is especially pronounced in underserved areas where access to affordable, nutritious food is limited. Our organization emphasizes the critical need for reforms to the SNAP program to ensure adequate support for those who rely on it. Advocating for policy changes and maintaining funding for SNAP is essential to helping families overcome food insecurity and rise above poverty.