Get Help  Buying
Groceries

SNAP benefits help neighbors buy fresh, healthy food at regular stores.

What is SNAP?

SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) is a federal program that provides monthly funds to buy groceries. By giving you a card to buy food, you can get the healthy food you need without choosing between eating and paying other important bills.

SNAP benefits can be used to buy food at:

Grocery stores and many convenience stores
Some farmers’ markets
Select online grocery retailers  (Walmart, Amazon, and Aldi)

Check If You Qualify

To receive SNAP, you must meet the income guidelines listed below. Household size is determined by the number of people you prepare, eat, and share meals with. Income is based on your gross income (before taxes or any other deductions). If you have questions about your eligibility, reach out to our team and we can walk through the guidelines with you.

Income Eligibility 10/1/25 – 9/30/26

Household Size	*Gross Monthly Income**	*Net Monthly Income**
1	$2,609	$1,305
2	$3,525	$1,763
3	$4,442	$2,221
4	$5,359	$2,680
5	$6,275	$3,138
+1	+$917	+$459

*Gross income: Income before taxes or other deductions.
*Net income: Gross income minus expense deductions (including rent, utilities, childcare, etc.)