The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as food stamps, is a vital support for millions of American families facing financial hardship, specially during these uncertain times that are hitting American and the world.
These SNAP benefits, administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA), let the low-income individuals to purchase basic foods such as fruits, vegetables, meats, and dairy products at authorized retailers. Those who qualify receive an EBT card that functions like a debit card, reloaded monthly with funds based on household size and nutritional needs.
How are SNAP payments organized? Each state makes its own decision
Each state organizes its payments on specific dates during the month, using criteria such as case number digits, last name initials, or ID endings. If you are a beneficiary, we’re sharing the exact distribution dates for the week of June 16-22, 2025, in twelve states, detailing all the ranges and requirements without omitting any information.
It’s important to note that dates are subject to change, as states are free to do so based on their needs. Therefore, it’s best to check this information with your local SNAP benefits office.
The maximum SNAP benefits allotments are established at a federal level by the USDA. For the 48 contiguous states and Washington DC, here are the maximum payments:
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1-person household: $292
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2-person household: $536
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3-person household: $768
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4-person household: $975
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5-person household: $1,158
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6-person household: $1,390
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7-person household: $1,536
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8-person household: $1,756
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Each additional household member beyond 8: + $220
SNAP dates in Florida
In the Sunshine State, SNAP funds arrive between June 1 and June 28. Allocation depends on the eighth and ninth digits of your case number (counting from the end). For the third week of June: the 16th applies to cases with digits 54–57; the 17th applies to those with 58–60; the 18th covers 61–64; the 19th includes 65–67; the 20th covers 68–71; the 21st applies to 72–74; and the 22nd closes with digits 75–78.
Alabama EBT schedule
Alabama residents receive their benefits from June 4 to June 23. If the last two numbers on your case end in 60–64, you’ll collect on June 16. The 17th corresponds to numbers ending in 65–69; the 18th to 70–74; the 19th to 75–79; the 20th to 80–84; the 21st to 85–89; and the 22nd to 90–94.
Food stamps in Georgia
Here, payments extend from June 5th to June 23rd using the last two digits of the ID. Between June 16th and June 22nd: June 16th covers digits 54–59; June 17th covers numbers 60–69; June 18th includes 70–79; June 19th corresponds to 80–89. Interestingly, June 21st also covers the 80–89 range, while June 22nd–23rd covers those with 90–99.
Delaware’s SNAP dates
In this state, your last name determines the date, between June 2 and 23. If your last name begins with N, Ñ, O, or P (or between N and P), you’ll get paid on June 16. The 17th is for Q and R; the 18th for S and T; the 19th for U and V; the 20th exclusively for W; the 21st for X and Y; and the 22nd for Z.
Delivery of SNAP benefits in Indiana
Recipients in Indiana receive funds from June 5-23 based on their last name. The week of June 16-22 works like this: last names J-K-L on the 16th; M-N on the 17th; O-P on the 18th; Q-R on the 19th; S-T on the 20th; U-V on the 21st; and W-X-Y-Z on the 22nd.
Kentucky’s food stamps schedule
With a shorter schedule (June 1–19), Kentucky allocates payments based on the last digit of your case. From June 16 to 19: ending in 6 (June 16), 7 (June 17), 8 (June 18), and 9 (June 19).
Louisiana and it’s SNAP dates for this week
In Louisiana, your last Social Security number (SSN) is used to distribute benefits between June 1 and June 23. For the key week: SSNs ending in 6 (June 16), 7 (June 17), 8 (June 18), or 9 (June 19). June 20 restarts with a 0; June 21 with a 1; and June 22 with a 2.
Upcoming SNAP benefits in Maryland
Here they check the first three letters of your last name between June 4 and 23. From June 16 to 22: last names beginning with J–K–L (June 16), M–N–O (June 17), P–Q–R (June 18), S–T–U (June 19), V–W (June 20), X–Y (June 21), and Z (June 22).
Michigan’s EBT next dates
Funds arrive from June 3rd to June 21st using the last digit of your ID. Sequence from June 16th to June 21st: digit 6 (June 16th), 7 (June 17th), 8 (June 18th), 9 (June 19th), 0 (June 20th), and 1 (June 21st).
Mississippi to deliver SNAP this week
Between June 4 and 21, they assign numbers by case ending. On June 16 and 17, numbers 5–9 are included; June 18 maintains a similar pattern, and from June 19 to 21, numbers continue rotating until high-end numbers are covered.
Missouri is sending EBT deposits
This status is flexible: use last name or case number (June 1–22). June 16 covers last names J–K–L *or* cases 50–59; June 17 M–N–O *or* 60–69; June 18 P–Q–R *or* 70–79; June 19 S–T–U *or* 80–89; June 20 V–W *or* 90–99. The 21st and 22nd continue the sequence as appropriate.
