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Then swipe your EBT or P-EBT card and enjoy!! You can get 50% off the fresh fruits and vegetables you buy instantly when you ask the cashier for Double Up Food Bucks. For farmer's markets on the seacoast, go to Seacoast Eat Local's Summer Farmers’ Market's website.Īnother healthy and delicious way to stretch your SNAP benefit is to shop where you see the DOUBLE UP FOOD BUCKS sign.

Shopping at farmers markets or farm stands doesn’t just help your community’s farmers, it’s fun! See the Summer Farmer's Market 2022 schedule from the NH Department of Agriculture, Markets, and Foods. Go to the Market Manage Booth and ask for “Granite State Market Match!” With every SNAP dollar spent, you will get an additional dollar to spend on fresh fruits and veggies. Get more with your SNAP dollars at participating Farmers' Markets. Prior to making purchases the retailers’ websites should be checked to find any current promotions being offered. Sam’s Club may offer promotions at different times and delivery fees may be charged. Prior to making purchases the retailers’ websites should be checked to find any current promotions being offered.ĮBT cardholders which are members of Sam’s Club will now be able to use Sam’s Club: Scan & Go Purchase feature in-club, to link an EBT card and streamline checkout at physical club locations for EBT-eligible items. ***Walmart can accept both EBT SNAP & Cash purchases, with cash being able to be used for any additional fees and non-SNAP approved items.Īmazon, ALDI, Walmart, BJ’s, Price Chopper, Hannaford, Price Rite, McKinnon’s, Whole Foods, Shaw's, and Target may offer promotions at different times and delivery fees may be charged. Benefits will be available to households who qualify on September 15, 2021.ĮBT cardholders are now able to make online purchases at Amazon, ALDI, Walmart, BJ’s Warehouse Club (BJ’s) Price Chopper, Hannaford, Price Rite, McKinnon’s, Whole Foods, Shaw's, and Target can accept EBT SNAP purchases on SNAP approved items only, and any additional fees (such as delivery fees) must be paid via another form of payment. The State will auto-issue these benefits onto an existing EBT card.

Children in child care are eligible for benefits if they are enrolled in SNAP and their child care facility is closed or operating with reduced attendance or hours, or if they live in the area of a school that is closed or operating with reduced attendance or hours. The State’s plan for SNAP-enrolled children in child care covers the months of October 2020 through June 2021. New Hampshire estimates that it will issue $6.6 million to approximately 7,830 SNAP-enrolled children in child care from October 2020 through June 2021. If you receive SNAP, Medicaid, or cash assistance benefits, you may be eligible to receive utility assistance through the Electric Assistance Program and the Fuel Assistance and Weatherization Assistance Programs.Ĭontact your local Community Action Agency to apply today. CTC UP will allow you to unenroll before the first advance Child Tax Credit payment is made.

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If you would rather claim the full credit when you file your 2021 tax return or you know you won’t be eligible for the Child Tax Credit for your 2021 tax year, you can unenroll through the Child Tax Credit Update Portal (CTC UP). If the IRS has processed your 2020 or 2019 tax return, these monthly payments will be made starting in July and through December 2021, based on the information contained in that return. There have been important changes to the Child Tax Credit that will help many families receive advance payments.Īdvance Child Tax Credits (ACTC) payments are early IRS payments from the 50 percent of the estimated amount of the Child Tax Credit that you may claim on your 2021 tax return during the 2022 tax filing season. Notice: If you are an Able-bodied Adult Without Dependants (ABAWD), work rules have been suspended from 10-01-2021 through 09-30-2022. Resources for DHHS Providers, Small Business & Nonprofits.Alcohol, Tobacco & Other Substance Misuse.Communication Access & Language Assistance.

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