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SNAP Update- Indiana And Georgia To Distribute February 2025 Benefits Starting February 5

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February 3, 2025

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SNAP Update- Indiana And Georgia To Distribute February 2025 Benefits Starting February 5

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), commonly known as Food Stamps, provides essential assistance to millions of Americans.

Each state administers SNAP benefits according to its own schedule and criteria. For February 2025, both Indiana and Georgia will commence the distribution of SNAP benefits on February 5, with specific schedules based on identifiers such as the first letter of recipients’ last names or unique ID numbers.

Indiana’s SNAP Distribution Schedule

In Indiana, the Family and Social Services Administration manages SNAP benefits. For February 2025, benefits will be loaded onto recipients’ Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) cards between February 5 and February 23. The distribution is organized based on the first letter of the recipient’s last name:

First Letter of Last Name	Benefit Availability Date
A or B	February 5
C or D	February 7
E, F, or G	February 9
H or I	February 11
J, K, or L	February 13
M or N	February 15
O, P, Q, or R	February 17
S	February 19
T, U, or V	February 21
W, X, Y, or Z	February 23

Georgia’s SNAP Distribution Schedule

The Georgia Division of Family and Children Services oversees SNAP benefits in Georgia. For February 2025, benefits will be distributed between February 5 and February 23, determined by the last two digits of the recipient’s ID number:

ID Number Ending In	Benefit Availability Date
00-09	February 5
10-19	February 7
20-29	February 9
30-39	February 11
40-49	February 13
50-59	February 15
60-69	February 17
70-79	February 19
80-89	February 21
90-99	February 23

Maximum SNAP Benefit Amounts

The maximum SNAP benefit amounts are determined by household size and are subject to annual adjustments. As of Fiscal Year 2025, the maximum monthly allotments are:

Household Size	Maximum Monthly Benefit
1	$292
2	$536
3	$768
4	$975
5	$1,158
6	$1,384
7	$1,536
8	$1,756
Each additional member	+$220

Important Considerations

Benefit Distribution Variations: Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefit distribution schedules vary by state and are often based on factors such as case numbers, Social Security numbers, or alphabetical order of last names.
Checking Benefit Status: Recipients are encouraged to monitor their EBT card balances and be aware of their state’s specific distribution schedule to ensure timely access to benefits.
State-Specific Information: For detailed information, beneficiaries should consult their state’s SNAP administering agency or official website.

Understanding the specific SNAP benefit distribution schedules in Indiana and Georgia is crucial for recipients to effectively manage their resources.

By staying informed about the February 2025 schedules, beneficiaries can ensure timely access to their food assistance benefits.

For any questions or further clarification, it’s advisable to contact the respective state’s Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program administration or visit their official websites.

FAQs

How can I check my SNAP benefit balance?

You can check your Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefit balance by logging into your state’s EBT portal, using the EBT mobile app if available, or by calling the customer service number on the back of your EBT card.

What should I do if I don’t receive my SNAP benefits on the scheduled date?

If you do not receive your Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits on the scheduled date, contact your state’s SNAP customer service or local office to inquire about the delay. Ensure that your contact information is up-to-date to receive any notifications.

Are there any changes to SNAP benefit amounts in 2025?

Yes, Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefit amounts are subject to annual adjustments based on the Cost-of-Living Adjustment (COLA) to account for inflation. For Fiscal Year 2025, there have been slight increases in the maximum monthly allotments for various household sizes.