As residents reel amid disruptions to the federal Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, local Edmond nonprofits are rising to meet increased demand in the community. Organizations such as Project 66 and Breakfast on Boulevard have been forced to increase food purchases to account for an influx of patrons seeking assistance.

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In Oklahoma, one in six residents relies on SNAP, among the highest rates in the United States. Edmond resident Kaysie Billey is among those who supplement their food access with the federal program.

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