All posts filed under: SNAP

If you are eyeing the beginning of school with the mixed emotions of excitement and apprehension, you are in good company. After all, ensuring that your children have everything they[…] Read More

Going grocery shopping has changed since the world pandemic in 2020. Making purchases of all kinds online has become more of the norm nowadays and can be very helpful when[…] Read More

By Cathy Buhrig, Associate Administrator, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program provides nutrition support to millions of American families in need. USDA’s Food and Nutrition Service (FNS)[…] Read More

The North Carolina Department of Health and Humans Services has released information about Pandemic-EBT, or P-EBT, for summer 2023. For more information please visit, https://covid19.ncdhhs.gov/information/human-services/pandemic-electronic-benefit-transfer-p-ebt-program For questions about the Supplemental[…] Read More

Let’s talk eligible Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) food items! Approved food items to purchase under SNAP include: That’s right, you can purchase all these items with your SNAP benefits.[…] Read More

A new year means new and refreshed goals. Have you thought about how your financial goals can be reached? Utilize community and state resources to maximize your income and provide[…] Read More

Since the onset of Coronavirus in late 2019, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) has been through several changes. These changes were intended to provide additional relief to families with[…] Read More

Expecting a smaller crowd this year? No worries, More In My Basket (MIMB) has you covered. Most recipes have serving sizes for eight or more people. In order to save[…] Read More

It’s Potluck season! With one social gathering after the next, food costs can accumulate quickly. Whether you’re making a meal for the office, a gathering of loved ones, or other[…] Read More

Temperatures can reach the upper 80s, 90s and even higher in North Carolina during the summer months. The temperature plus humidity can easily send the heat index into the 100’s.[…] Read More