For the first time since its creation in 1964, the federal government is shifting the cost burden for food benefits to states. The result? A $540 million annual hole in the state budget.
Duke Storen
Duke Storen is the former Commissioner of the Virginia Department of Social Services and has been a public and private executive for over 30 years. Storen has held positions in the federal government at the U.S. Department of Agriculture leading the nation's nutrition programs, state government in social, nutrition, and workforce services including child welfare and SNAP, and in the private sector helping lead the national No Kid Hungry Campaign and providing technology solutions in for health and human services.