Rabbi Joshua checks in on Day 22 of the government shutdown. On November 1st, without an agreement to reopen, millions of people, mostly children, will lose their SNAP benefits, which are commonly known as food stamps or EBT cards. Yet, there is apparently money for other things...<a href='https://www.cbsnews.com/news/government-shutdown-snap-benefits-delayed-usda/'>CBS News article referenced in the episode</a><a href='https://friendsindeedpas.org'>https://friendsindeedpas.org</a>

Rabbi Joshua checks in on Day 22 of the government shutdown. On November 1st, without an agreement to reopen, millions of people, mostly children, will lose their SNAP benefits, which are commonly known as food stamps or EBT cards. Yet, there is apparently money for other things... CBS News article referenced in the episode https://friendsindeedpas.org

Rabbi Joshua checks in on Day 22 of the government shutdown. On November 1st, without an agreement to reopen, millions of people, mostly children, will lose their SNAP benefits, which are commonly known as food stamps or EBT cards. Yet, there is apparently money for other things...<a href="https://www.cbsnews.com/news/government-shutdown-snap-benefits-delayed-usda/" rel="noopener noreferrer">CBS News article referenced in the episode</a><a href="https://friendsindeedpas.org" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://friendsindeedpas.org</a>

2025 - 9 Money for Ballrooms But Not SNAP

Friends In Deed (FID) is an interfaith organization that provides supportive services to our homeless and at risk neighbors to help them rebuild their lives. Each episode, FID CEO, Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater, talks about our programs, interviews clients, has conversations with staff, community leaders and commentators around issues of poverty, homelessness, religious values, morals and much more! Learn more at www.friendsindeedpas.org, follow us on Instagram @friendsindeedpas, or visit us at facebook.com/friendsindeedpas.&nbsp;

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Friends In Deed (FID) is an interfaith organization that provides supportive services to our homeless and at risk neighbors to help them rebuild their lives. Each episode, FID CEO, Rabbi Joshua Levine Grater, talks about our programs, interviews clients, has conversations with staff, community leaders and commentators around issues of poverty, homelessness, religious values, morals and much more! Learn more at www.friendsindeedpas.org, follow us on Instagram @friendsindeedpas, or visit us at facebook.com/friendsindeedpas. 

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2025 - 9 Money for Ballrooms But Not SNAP

2025 - 9 Money for Ballrooms But Not SNAP