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Donald Trump's Tariff Policies Threaten Food Affordability for Millions on SNAP

Donald Trump's new trade policies, which involve adding taxes (tariffs) on goods coming from other countries, could make food more expensive for many Americans.  This is especially c...

Can Anyone Get Food From a Food Bank or Food Pantry?

Yes! In most cases, anyone can get food from a food pantry. Some places are open to everyone without any rules about who can come. However, each organization has its own policies depending on where they are located and...

When Will SNAP Payments Arrive in June 2026?

Millions of Americans who depend on food assistance will receive their June 2026 SNAP benefits soon. The exact date you get your payment depends on where you live. What is SNAP? SNAP stands for Supplemental Nutrition Assi...

Which Stores Let You Use EBT for Online Grocery Orders?

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a great help for many older adults to buy more food every month. However, going to the grocery store can sometimes be tough, especially if you find it hard to mov...

Notice for CalFresh Recipients: Renew Your Benefits On Time in March 2025

If you live in California and get help buying food through CalFresh—California's version of the national food aid program called SNAP—it's time to pay attention to the rules about ...

Applying for SNAP Benefits: What Has Changed and What You Need to Know

SNAP stands for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program. Many people also call it food stamps. This government program gives monthly money to help low-income families and individuals buy grocerie...

Good News for Families: Food Stamp Theft Reimbursement Extended

In Oklahoma City, families who had their food stamps stolen have some good news. The government will keep paying them back for their losses until December 20th. More than 2,600 families in Oklahoma had their...

What the partial government shutdown means for SNAP benefits

A partial government shutdown happens when Congress and the president do not agree on funding for certain federal agencies, so those agencies must temporarily stop some operations. Many federal employees in the...

Upcoming Changes to SNAP Benefits in Nevada: What You Need to Know

Starting March 1, 2026, Nevada will implement new federal work requirements for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps. These changes will affect how thousands...