Sunday, November 2, 2025
Food Resources
π¨ Need help accessing food
resources? π¨ 
If you or someone you know is facing
food insecurity, Project Bread’s FoodSource Hotline is here to help.
π² Call or text (800) 645-8333 to
connect with a counselor who can guide you to local food resources.
π Available Monday–Friday from
8AM–7PM and Saturday from 10AM–2PM.
Local food pantries and members of the
Anti-Hunger Task Force are also mobilizing to meet immediate needs.
State-funded programs including
Transitional Aid to Families with Dependent Children (TAFDC), Emergency Aid to
the Elderly, Disabled, and Children (EAEDC), WIC, and school meals will
continue as normal.
π The Healthy Incentives Program
(HIP) also remains available to SNAP households—helping families afford fresh
fruits and vegetables at participating farm vendors.
✅ Keep at least $0.01 on your EBT card
to stay eligible, with monthly HIP benefits ranging from $40–$80 based on
household size.
