The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) in the United States provides money in the form of Food Stamps to purchase groceries. Even if it’s a federal program, states handle paydays and applications.
While some states have no payments remaining in September, others will continue for more than two weeks. Let’s take a closer look at the states where SNAP consumers can still get money on their EBT cards. Here is a complete list of states that still send food stamps.
States deliver SNAP payments in September
If your state is not on the list below, you may have already received your September payment. So, if you get an EBT card, you can check its amount and purchase the groceries you need:
Alabama: September 4-23
Arizona: September 1-13
Arkansas: September 4-13
Delaware: September 2-23
Florida: September 1-28
Georgia: September 5-23
Indiana: September 5-23
Kentucky: September 1-19
Louisiana: September 1-23
Maine: September 10-14
Maryland: September 4-23
Massachusetts: September 1-14
Michigan: September 3-21
Minnesota: September 4-13
Mississippi: September 4-21
Missouri: September 1-22
New Mexico: September 1-20
North Carolina: September 3-21
Ohio: September 2-20
Tennessee: September 1-20
Texas: September 1-28
Utah: September 11 and 15
Washington: September 1-20
Wisconsin: September 1-15
SNAP payday eligibility and amounts
Depending on your state, you may need to check a different thing to determine when your payment is due. For example, if you live in Wisconsin, you’ll need your Social Security number. Simply check the eight digits of your SSN.
If it is 6, you will receive SNAP benefits on September 11. September 12 will be for people whose eight-digit SSN is 7. If it’s 8 or 9, the money will arrive on the 14th or 15th, respectively. Visit the official USDA site for further details in your State: https://www.fns.usda.gov/snap/monthly-issuance-schedule.
Before the 2025 COLA hike, a single person may receive up to $291. A household with only two individuals can earn up to $535, while a family of eight can receive up to $1,751.