Resources
See the resources below to learn more about SNAP eligibility, how our SNAP Hotline provides assistance, and other food resources throughout Philadelphia. Don’t see what you’re looking for or have questions for us? Connect with us by email, and tell us more.
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SNAP Resources
Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (previously known as Food Stamps)
SNAP Hotline Flyer
Our SNAP Hotline Counselors are trained to help complete SNAP applications and renewals, provide assistance finding food pantries and can help with one on one case management. Download our flyer to learn more about how we can help and what to expect when you give us a call.
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SNAP Income Guidelines
If your monthly income is less than the amount listed for your household size, you may be eligible for SNAP benefits. Download this flyer to see the income guidelines and for information on how we can help if you think you might be eligible or want to apply.
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Apply For SNAP On Your Own
While you can always call our SNAP Hotline (215-430-0556), you may not want to wait to connect with a SNAP counselor or prefer to apply on your own. You can apply through COMPASS, the state’s benefits portal. Here is a guide to assist you through the process.
SNAP for College Students
College students who are working 20 hours a week OR have a federal work-study position OR meet other exceptions may be eligible for SNAP benefits. Learn more about eligibility and how to apply.
SNAP for Non-Citizens
You may be eligible for SNAP if you are a refugee/asylee OR Lawful Permanent Resident and have had a green card for 5+ years OR receive disability benefits. Your child may qualify for SNAP even if you yourself do not. Learn more about eligibility and how to apply.
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SNAP Benefits Replacement
If you had your SNAP benefits stolen through a scam or card skimming, you can now file to have your benefits replaced. Learn more about what to do if you had a charge to your SNAP card that was not made by you or someone in your family.
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SNAP Time Limit
The time limit is one of the most complex policies in SNAP. To help you understand more about this policy rule, its ineffectiveness, and the harmful assumptions that drive it, read our SNAP Time Limit Policy Brief.
Summer Resources
SUN Bucks (Summer EBT)
SUN Bucks is a new permanent federal child nutrition program aimed at keeping kids fed during the summer months when they are not in school. Eligible children will receive an EBT card that can be used to purchase groceries.
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Free Summer Meals for Kids
Families can locate free summer meal sites for kids 18 and younger with our Summer Meals Map and our Summer Meals Hotline (1-215-770-4659). Please share these resources with your network to connect families with free nutritious meals and snacks while school is out. Help us keep kids fueled for the summer!
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