SnapIntoAction.com empowers neighbors across America to step up for one another as millions face food insecurity from reduced SNAP benefits.
On SnapIntoAction.com, neighbors post offers to share groceries, diapers, and essentials with families impacted by SNAP benefit cuts — a growing nationwide movement of community care.
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New national platform connects neighbors to share food and essentials as SNAP benefits pause, offering a fast, human response to food insecurity.
SAN DIEGO, CA, UNITED STATES, October 29, 2025 /EINPresswire.com/ -- With millions of Americans bracing for food insecurity as SNAP benefits tighten during the ongoing government shutdown, one couple has turned compassion into action. Husband-and-wife team Philip Cheung and Phyllis Hong have launched SnapIntoAction.com — a new nationwide platform empowering neighbors to help one another with groceries, essentials, and hope.
Across the country, community groups have
exploded with “grocery buddy” posts — local residents offering to share food or gift cards with those struggling to feed their families. Snap Into Action brings that same spirit of kindness to a single, easy-to-use platform, helping people connect faster and more safely.“We built Snap Into Action because no one should go hungry while their neighbors have the power to help,” said Phyllis Hong, co-founder of Snap Into Action. “It’s a reminder that compassion isn’t complicated — it just needs a place to live.”
Her husband and co-founder Philip Cheung added, “Technology is often blamed for dividing people. We wanted to use it to bring communities back together — to make generosity something that can scale nationwide.”
A Simple Idea, Built for Urgency
Visitors to SnapIntoAction.com can:
Post what they need — groceries, diapers, toiletries, or other essentials
Offer what they can — food, gift cards, or local assistance
Find food nearby — through a national Find Food Near You map of pantries and community sites
With millions relying on SNAP each month, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has warned that up to $8 billion in food stamp benefits may be disrupted, leaving food banks under record pressure. Snap Into Action offers a human-scale solution that complements those institutional efforts — connecting ordinary people who can help with those who urgently need it.
“Technology is often blamed for dividing us,” said Cheung. “We wanted to use it to bring people back together — to show that communities can take care of each other when systems fall short.”
The platform is free, fast, and nationwide, giving Americans a way to take action today — whether that means helping a new mom recovering from surgery feed her kids, or covering groceries for a senior on a fixed income.
Snap Into Action is not a government program or charity — it’s a movement built around one idea: no family should go hungry when their community can help.
About Snap Into Action
Founded in 2025 by husband-and-wife team Philip Cheung and Phyllis Hong, Snap Into Action is a nationwide, community-driven platform that connects neighbors who need help with those who can help. Its mission is to make kindness scalable — transforming peer-to-peer generosity into a coordinated movement that combats food insecurity and strengthens local resilience.
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