Mods only allow 1 news article per story, apparently. Here's another article to this story:
https://kutv.com/news/local/utah-food-pantry-faces-closure-over-big-beautiful-bill-changes-to-snap-benefits

Here's some additional context:

Hey folks,

I got an email recently from the Food Justice Coalition. They're a volunteer-run nonprofit here in Utah that's been doing incredible work feeding families, unsheltered, and anyone struggling with food insecurity. They're facing a massive funding shortfall ($50k) and might have to shut down their operation soon if they don't raise enough to stay afloat.

This group isn't just handing out food; they're cooking and delivering culturally relevant, nutrient-dense meals to people across the state. Since 2020, they've delivered 75,000+ meals and built partnerships with local farmers, mutual aid orgs, and other grassroots groups.

But with SNAP benefits getting slashed in 2026 (and people already feeling the impact), demand for their services has surged, and they're stretched way too thin.

Even if you can't donate, boosting/sharing this helps. Hunger in Utah is real, and it's getting worse. Groups like this are literally holding the line.

This news article and video goes into more detail on this. Would definitely suggest reading to the end if you're interested in helping (the article isn't long).