SNAP Benefits Still Being Issued Through July 28 – Find Out If Your State Is Included

SNAP Benefits Still Being Issued Through July 28 – Find Out If Your State Is Included

As the cost of groceries and living expenses rise, millions of Americans rely on SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) to meet their monthly food needs.

If you’re expecting your EBT deposit in mid to late July 2025, it’s crucial to know your state’s payment schedule. Between July 14 and July 28, several states continue to issue SNAP benefits, especially Florida, Texas, and Maine.

Here’s everything you need to know about SNAP payment dates, eligibility, and how benefits are distributed across the U.S. during this timeframe.

SNAP Benefits Overview – What You Should Know

SNAP is a federally funded but state-administered assistance program designed to help low-income individuals and families afford nutritious food.

Payments are issued monthly to an Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT) card. While the maximum monthly SNAP benefit for a household of one is $291, the amount varies based on income, expenses, and household size.

Each state determines its own issuance schedule, typically based on factors like Social Security numbers, case numbers, or birthdates.

SNAP Payment Schedule: July 14–28, 2025

Below is a state-wise table showing which states are still sending SNAP payments between July 14 and July 28.

StateSNAP Payment Date Range
FloridaJuly 1 – July 28
TexasJuly 1 – July 28
MaineJuly 10 – July 14
MassachusettsJuly 1 – July 14
IndianaJuly 5 – July 23
GeorgiaJuly 5 – July 23
AlabamaJuly 4 – July 23
DelawareJuly 2 – July 23
MarylandJuly 4 – July 23
LouisianaJuly 1 – July 23
North CarolinaJuly 3 – July 21
MississippiJuly 4 – July 21
MichiganJuly 3 – July 21
New MexicoJuly 1 – July 20
TennesseeJuly 1 – July 20
WashingtonJuly 1 – July 20
OhioJuly 2 – July 20
KentuckyJuly 1 – July 19

States not listed have already completed July payments or will resume distribution in August 2025.

Special State Notes: Maine & Massachusetts

Maine SNAP Payments (July 10–14):

Maine distributes benefits based on the last digit of your birth day:

  • Ends in 0 or 9: August 10
  • Ends in 1 or 8: August 11
  • Ends in 2 or 3: August 12
  • Ends in 4 or 7: August 13
  • Ends in 5 or 6: July 14

Massachusetts SNAP Payments:

Massachusetts schedules benefits based on the last digit of your Social Security Number. For example:

  • SSN ending in 9: Payment on July 14

How SNAP Payments Work

  • Deposits appear on your EBT card, which works like a debit card at approved grocery stores and retailers.
  • Payment dates differ based on your state and individual case.
  • You can check your EBT card balance and expected deposit date by logging into your state’s SNAP portal or calling the customer service number on the back of your card.

Emergency SNAP: Expedited Benefits Available

If you’re facing severe food insecurity, you may be eligible for emergency SNAP (also known as expedited benefits), which can be issued within 7 days of application if you meet certain income and resource criteria. Contact your local SNAP office immediately to apply.

The SNAP payment window from July 14 to July 28, 2025, includes several states actively issuing benefits, with Florida and Texas being the last to distribute them.

If you haven’t received your payment yet, check your state’s eligibility system, EBT balance, or call your SNAP support line. Staying updated ensures you don’t miss the benefits you’re entitled to.

FAQs

When will SNAP benefits be paid in Florida and Texas for July 2025?

Both Florida and Texas issue benefits from July 1 to July 28 based on case or ID numbers.

What if I don’t receive my SNAP benefit by July 28?

Check your state’s online portal, call your EBT card support line, or contact your local SNAP office for assistance.

Can I still apply for emergency SNAP in July?

Yes. If you’re facing urgent food needs, expedited SNAP benefits may be available within 7 days, if you qualify.

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