As demonstrated by my complete inability to make a proper link I am currently very, very groggy so I haven't read all the details of this yet, but still figured it should get out there

From hereSNAP Benefit Help: 7+ Companies Stepping In To Help ...

The others seemed more to be mentioning programs and stuff they already have in place, but there are some area-specific ones that might apply to some

Food banks also preparing for heightened traffic in November and it mentioned small producers planning on "Pay what you can" stalls for produce/essentials

TangentiallyHow We Feel - Apps on Google PlayThis is a free app I've been using on the Google Play store developed by Yale University

Very lightweight app, allows you to customize notifs (I turned off getting a nudge during difficult times which is hugely helpful for me), good for if you're prone to cyclical thinking/spiraling and need help with immediate next steps/contextualizing/etc

It provides a few minutes long lessons as you progress but those can be done at your own pace as well. I've unlocked 4 and only have done 1, there's no pressure or reminders for them at any time

And now I get a couple hours more sleep

definitely worth looking into local businesses and organizations. In Boston, a local farm is starting a free farmer's market, and a farm org is reallocating all their not-yet-purchased CSA boxes (hundreds of them) to people in need; they're accepting donations to defray the costs but the food will be given away regardless of donations

that's amazing, good on them

tricia868: excellent, good business owners, they better get all the good karma from that!