Having nourishment stamps offers Richard Butler a dependability they’s once in a while known in their 25 years. They was in state care at age 2, spent their high schooler years at a Chicago young men’s home and prison for theft, and has since battled to locate a changeless home. The $194 saved month to month on their advantages card purchases new produce and meat. “It means the world to me,” said Butler, who shares a one-bedroom apartment with two