SNAP Response Plan

The City of Columbus has launched a SNAP Response Plan to connect residents with food, housing, and utility support during federal benefit cuts. Learn more

SNAP Response Plan

Media

The SNAP Response Plan has evolved through several community-driven programs and initiatives aimed at supporting Columbus residents in times of need. This section preserves press releases and updates from earlier phases of the plan, highlighting milestones, partnerships, and outreach efforts that helped shape where we are today. While some programs have concluded or transitioned, these records reflect the city’s continued commitment to addressing food access, equity, and resident well-being.

Veggie Van Rolls Out on Livingston Avenue

The Rickenbacker Woods Foundation, Livingston Area Merchants Association (LAMA), and Local Matters have teamed up to launch the Veggie Van Fresh Produce Access Program—delivering no-cost fruits and vegetables to families along the Livingston Avenue corridor at a critical time of federal SNAP benefit changes.