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Program Update: As of October 1st, 2026, the More In My Basket program no longer provides SNAP application assistance for North Carolina residents.

We continue to update our website with SNAP resources and budget friendly recipes, so please check back often!

Interested in Applying for SNAP?

  • Visit dhhs.nc.gov and search for “Apply for SNAP” for step-by-step instructions.
  • Gathering your documents ahead of time can streamline your application. Review our SNAP Documentation Guide to see what you will need for the application.

Looking for a More In My Basket Class Near You?

More In My Basket is part of North Carolina Cooperative Extension, and NC State University offering food resource management strategies and educational classes.

To learn about upcoming classes in your area, contact your local Extension office through the NC State Extension County Centers directory.

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