Food Stamp Boost: $975 SNAP Payouts Coming to These States by May 10

SNAP benefits are not provided in every state for a number of days. On a single paycheck, some of them distribute Food Stamps. For example, the sole date for payment will be May 1 if you reside in North Dakota, Alaska, Vermont, or Rhode Island.

Others will have to find out more about their state’s payment plan. In Florida and Texas, for example, the payment window is open from May 1 to May 28.

As for the maximum amounts, a single person can receive from the SNAP payments up to $292. Up to $536 can be obtained by couples or households of two. You might receive up to $768 if your household consists of four persons.

Up to $975 can be given to families with four members. USDA has stated that the maximum amount for households with eight individuals is $1,756. Any extra person can contribute $220.

May 1–10 SNAP payments

The complete list of states providing Food Stamps through May 10 has been officially released by USDA. Eligible users will be able to use their Electronic Benefits Transfer card at approved retailers after they get their funds.

State/TerritorySNAP Payment Dates (May 2025)
CaliforniaMay 1 to May 10
ColoradoMay 1 to May 10
IdahoMay 1 to May 10
IllinoisMay 1 to May 10
IowaMay 1 to May 10
KansasMay 1 to May 10
NevadaMay 1 to May 10
OklahomaMay 1 to May 10
PennsylvaniaFirst ten working days in May 2025
South CarolinaMay 1 to May 10
South DakotaMay 10
GuamMay 1 to May 10
District of ColumbiaMay 1 to May 10

Other States are not permitted to provide Food Stamps on any of the first ten days of May as a result. On those early days of May, there will actually be a lot of other SNAP payouts.

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Payments from SNAP in other states

The following states have entirely distinct SNAP payment schedules:

State/TerritorySNAP Payment Dates (May 2025)
AlabamaMay 4 to May 23
AlaskaMay 1
ArizonaMay 1 to May 13
ArkansasMay 4 to May 13
CaliforniaMay 1 to May 10
ColoradoMay 1 to May 10
ConnecticutMay 1 to May 3
DelawareMay 2 to May 23
District of ColumbiaMay 1 to May 10
FloridaMay 1 to May 28
GeorgiaMay 5 to May 23
GuamMay 1 to May 10
HawaiiMay 3 to May 5
IdahoMay 1 to May 10
IllinoisMay 1 to May 10
IndianaMay 5 to May 23
IowaMay 1 to May 10
KansasMay 1 to May 10
KentuckyMay 1 to May 19
LouisianaMay 1 to May 23
MaineMay 10 to May 14
MarylandMay 4 to May 23
MassachusettsMay 1 to May 14
MichiganMay 3 to May 21
MinnesotaMay 4 to May 13
MississippiMay 4 to May 21
MissouriMay 1 to May 22
MontanaMay 2 to May 6
NebraskaMay 1 to May 5
NevadaMay 1 to May 10
New HampshireMay 5
New JerseyMay 1 to May 5
New MexicoMay 1 to May 20
New YorkMay 1 to May 9
North CarolinaMay 3 to May 21
North DakotaMay 1
OhioMay 2 to May 20
OklahomaMay 1 to May 10
OregonMay 1 to May 9
PennsylvaniaFirst 10 working days of May
Rhode IslandMay 1
South CarolinaMay 1 to May 10
South DakotaMay 10
TennesseeMay 1 to May 20
TexasMay 1 to May 28
UtahMay 5, 11, and 15
VermontMay 1
VirginiaMay 1 to May 7
WashingtonMay 1 to May 20
West VirginiaMay 1 to May 9
WisconsinMay 1 to May 15
WyomingMay 1 to May 4
Puerto RicoMay 4 to May 22
U.S. Virgin IslandsMay 1

SNAP may be able to assist you overcome food insecurity. Online applications are accepted. It is also feasible to assist someone who lacks sufficient funds for food. To find out more about requirements, get in touch with your local SNAP office.

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