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Program for Food Benefits Run Low Income
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Program for Food Benefits Run Low Income
Shoppers can turn $20 on their Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card into $55 A program that allows people to use Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Match (SNAP) dollars at the Tigard Farmers Market is out of funding, and a future sponsor is needed to ensure families can continue to use this important benefit next season. The SNAP program makes it possible for local families to stretch their grocery dollars so they can afford nutritious food es…
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