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Double Up Food Bucks NY is a non-profit initiative that supports low-income families and local farmers

State Sen. Michelle Hinchey (D-Kingston), Assemblyman Demond Meeks (D-Rochester), Sen. George Borrello (R-Sunset Bay) and Assemblyman Angelo Morinello (R-Niagara Falls), along with Field & Fork Network, the American Heart Association, Tops Friendly Markets, and other supporting organizations, are calling on the State Legislature to continue funding Double Up Food Bucks NY with a $2 million appropriation in the fiscal year 2025 New York state budget.

Cornell researchers are helping to improve and expand a program that makes fresh, locally grown fruits and vegetable more affordable for New York state families with low incomes.

Representatives from the Field & Fork Network on Friday joined state officials and Tops Friendly Market staffers in celebrating a pilot program that is allowing shoppers at the super markets

"This is about equity – food equity – and the ability to reap the health benefits of regularly eating fresh produce. Access to healthy foods should not just be enjoyed

On Monday the Buffalo Bills Foundation hosted 25 children from the Delevan Grider Community Center to educate them on healthy foods,

The Double Up Food Bucks NY program aims to battle food insecurity and encourage healthy eating.

"Double Up Food Bucks" program receives $2-million from New York state... A nine-year-old program that provides greater access to food for low-income senior citizens and others who get SNA...

It’s that time of the year again when visitors to the Niagara Falls City Market who qualify for federal food assistance can “double up” on bucks used to purchase fresh