SNAP Outreach and Enrollment

Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides food assistance through an electronic card that can be used at supermarkets, convenience stores and some farmers' markets.

REQUEST HELP WITH SNAP

What is SNAP?

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is a nutrition program that gives you money for food. SNAP benefits are put on an electronic card that you can use to buy food at supermarkets, convenience stores, farmers’ markets, and even some online retailers. If you need help buying food, apply for SNAP today!

Who can get SNAP?

Reminder: If you have applied for SNAP benefits online or with DTA in the last 60 days, please check the DTA Connect app or call 1-877-382-2363 for an update on your existing case

This income chart is only a guide. Eligibility for SNAP can also be affected by your medical or disability status and age.

SNAP Frequently Asked Questions

Do I take away benefits from others when I apply?

You are not taking benefits away from someone else by applying.

Do I have to pay back my SNAP benefits?

You do not have to pay back SNAP. You’ve paid into the program with your tax dollars. By getting SNAP, you’re getting some of those dollars back to help you buy food.

Does enrolling for SNAP affect my immigration status?

SNAP does not affect your immigration status. SNAP is not a public charge.

What other programs am eligible for?

SNAP can make you eligible for other benefits like free school meals, WIC, utility discounts, and the Healthy Incentive Program (HIP).

Can I receive help with the application process?

You can get help with the application process!

Where can I find SNAP outreach materials?

Fill out this form to request SNAP flyers, brochures, or posters for your community site.

What is the non-discrimination policy?

This institution is an equal opportunity provider and employer. This message is funded in part by the USDA. USDA does not endorse any goods, services, or enterprises. Click here to view the full nondiscrimination statement or for instructions on how to file a discrimination complaint. Translations are available here.

Who should I contact if I have questions?

Phone: 617-598-5022
Email: snap@gbfb.org
Fax: 617-477-8422
Hours: Monday-Friday 8:00 AM – 4:30 PM

Where should I go if I need more information?

Please navigate to www.Mass.gov/DTA for more program information and updates.

We can help you apply for SNAP!

Call 617-598-5022 or fill out the form below, and we will contact you.

Please note: We are only able to assist Massachusetts residents with SNAP eligibility and applications. Nonresidents should contact their state agency or local food bank.

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