Low-income households in several states around the country receive assistance from the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). Eligible low-income people and families may get funding through this government assistance program to purchase food, which is delivered following the SNAP Calendar May 2024.
SNAP Calendar May 2024: Overview
More than 40 million low-income people receive food assistance through SNAP, formerly known as food stamps, one of the biggest social assistance programs in the country. Nonetheless, there are significant regional variations in the type of assistance provided and the individuals who are eligible for it.
The US government’s Department of Agriculture is in charge of starting and directing this program. State agencies manage and disburse SNAP Benefits that go by several titles, such as the Department of Social Services or the Department of Human Services.
Some states stretch out the distribution dates to avoid burdening retailers and to ensure that benefits are available to recipients equally throughout the month.
SNAP Calendar May 2024: Eligibility Requirements
- You must be a citizen of the United States of America to get SNAP benefits.
- If you do not now reside in America, you should have done so at least five to ten years ago.
- The program’s benefits are available to everyone who is 60 years of age or older, and anyone who is disabled in any way is also eligible to receive payments.
- Your household’s total population counts serve as the basis for that computation.
- To be eligible, a person’s gross monthly income cannot exceed % of the federal poverty threshold.
- You must register if you start working and accept any employment offers.
- To be qualified, you cannot consciously reduce your hours or quit your work.
- The total countable resources of a household, including their bank account, cannot be more than $2,250.
- If at least one of the individuals is over 60 or incapacitated, you may have $3,500 in countable resources.
SNAP Calendar May 2024: Schedule
States | Payment ScheduleĀ |
Alabama | 4th to 23rd |
Alaska | 1st |
Arizona | 1st to 13th |
Arkansas | 4th to 13th |
California | 1 to 10 |
Colorado | 1st to 10th |
Connecticut | 1st to 3rd |
Delaware | 2nd to 23rd |
District Of Columbia | 1st to 10th |
Florida | 1st to 28th |
Georgia | 5th to 23rd |
Guam | 1st to 10th |
Hawaii | 3rd to 5th |
Idaho | 1st to 10th |
Illinois | 1st to 10th |
Indiana | 5th to 23rd |
Iowa | 1st to 10th |
Kansas | 1st to 10th |
Kentucky | 1st to 19th |
Louisiana | 1st to 23rd |
Maine | 10th to 14th |
Maryland | 4th to 23rd |
Massachusetts | 1st to 14th |
Michigan | 3rd to 21st |
Minnesota | 4th to 13th |
Mississippi | 4th to 21st |
Missouri | 1st to 22nd |
Montana | 2nd to 6th |
Nebraska | 1st to 5th |
Nevada | 1st to 10th |
New Hampshire | 5th |
New Jersey | 1stĀ to 5th |
New Mexico | 1st to 20th |
New York | 1st to 9th |
North California | 3 to 21 |
North Dakota | 1st |
Ohio | 2nd to 20th |
Oklahoma | 1st to 10th |
Oregon | 1st to 9th |
Pennsylvania | 3rd to 14th |
Puerto Rico | 4th to 22nd |
Rhode Island | 1st |
South California | 1st to 10th |
South Dakota | 10th |
Tennessee | 1st to 20th |
Texas | 1st to 28th |
Utah | 5th, 10th and 15th |
Vermont | 1st |
Virginia | 1st to 7th |
Virgin Island | 1st |
Washington | 1st to 20th |
West Virginia | 1st to 9th |
Wisconsin | 1st to 15th |
Wyoming | 1st to 4th |