In response to the federal suspension of SNAP benefit distributions, Governor Kay Ivey has announced that the State of Alabama will release $2 million...
With SNAP Lapse Underway, More Families Turning to Community Action Agencies
When a major safety-net program like SNAP is threatened by funding disruptions, the impact reaches far beyond the grocery aisle. It hits child care, t...
Meta Expands Montgomery Data Center – A $1.5 Billion Investment in Alabama’s Future
Meta, the global technology company formerly known as Facebook, has announced a significant expansion of its Montgomery Data Center, increasing its to...
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
Each October, communities across Alabama and the nation unite to recognize Breast Cancer Awareness Month—a time to honor survivors, remember those w...
Hunger Action Month: Shining a Light on Food Insecurity in Our Communities
Each September, the Feeding America network launches its annual nationwide Hunger Action Month campaign to spread awareness and engage the public in t...
CDC Vaccine Officials Resign Amid Declining Childhood Vaccination Rates: What Communities Must Know
A wave of high-profile resignations has struck the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), unfolding at a critical moment when childhood vac...
Governor Ivey: “Preparedness Starts at Home” as Alabama Observes National Preparedness Month
As September unfolds into National Preparedness Month, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey is urging all residents to take proactive steps to protect their families...
Alabama Senate Passes $10 Billion Education Budget Featuring New RAISE Act Funding Formula
The Alabama Senate has passed a historic $10 billion Education Trust Fund (ETF) budget, marking the largest investment in the state's public education...
Alabama Families Stand to Benefit as ROAD to Housing Act Advances in U.S. Senate
The ROAD to Housing Act—a bipartisan bill focused on increasing access to affordable housing—has passed the Senate Banking Committee, bringing new...
Cooling Assistance Appointments Open July 10 for Middle Georgia Low-Income Residents
As summer temperatures rise, so do the risks for vulnerable families and individuals. Starting July 10, low-income residents in Middle Georgia can app...