SNAP benefits that many rely on in Clinton were not renewed as the Federal Government shutdown lingers on.

On the WHOW Morning Show Tuesday, Emily Dunham with the Warner Library in Clinton told the Hart Media Group, they are partnering with the Neighborhood Care Center to help raise money to get some of those individuals the help they need.

According to Dunham, starting tomorrow, patrons can bring non-perishable contributions to the library that will be taken to the Neighborhood Care Center for distribution. She also notes, they are accepting food donations for animals.

The Library also reminds they have had personal care kits available for those who might need them, and those are free of charge, available at the Library. The collections for the Neighborhood Care Center will be going on all month long, and even longer if the response is good. 

Learn more by finding the Warner Library on Facebook and Instagram, or visit warner.org.