There are 2 States that will continue sending SNAP benefits through May 28, 2024. They are: Florida and Texas, so you can receive Food Stamps worth $1,751 this week, next week, and in 2 weeks’ time there.
Some States like Alaska, Vermont, Rhode Island, North Dakota and U.S. territories like the Virgin Islands or Guam have already finished sending SNAP checks in May. While some sent it all on May 1, others took a little longer.
HOW MANY STATES ARE SENDING SNAP BENEFITS THIS WEEK?
As a matter of fact, USDA (the United States Department of Agriculture) has confirmed that there are 17 States and Puerto Rico sending Food Stamps this week. So, check the full list below to see when your money may be due.
Alabama: May 4 – 23
Delaware: May 2 – 23
Georgia: May 5 – 23
Indiana: May 5 – 23
Kentucky: May 1 – 19
Louisiana: May 1 – 23
Maryland: May 4 – 23
Michigan: May 3 – 21
Mississippi: May 4 – 21
Missouri: May 1 – 22
New Mexico: May 1 – 20
North Carolina: May 3 – 21
Ohio: May 2 – 20
Puerto Rico: May 4 -May 22
Tennessee: May 1 – 20
Utah: May 15
Washington: May 1 – 20
Wisconsin: May 1 – 15
HOW MUCH MONEY WILL USDA SEND TO SNAP RECIPIENTS THIS WEEK?
The maximum amount will depend on the earnings, family size, and other eligibility criteria. However, if you are single, you can receive a SNAP check worth up to $291. On average, that could be about $202 said CBPP.
Families of 2 can receive on average $372 but Food Stamps could reach $535. If you are three members living together in the same household, your payment could be worth $766 or $598 on average. $973 is the maximum amount for four-member families in the United States. On average, you could get $713 if you are 4.
The largest SNAP payments are for families of 5, 6, 7, and 8 since they could receive up to $1,155, $1,386, $1,532, or $1,751 respectively. Additional members could increase the amount for 8 by $219. So, if you find it difficult to make ends meet and need money to buy food apply for Food Stamps as soon as possible.
