July 2024 State-Specific Payment Dates for $120 Sun Bucks SNAP Benefits

SNAP refers to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program—the government program that gives monetary support to low-income financially challenged Americans so they can purchase healthy foods. With this, it aims to improve health standards and the quality of life among the low-income earning families in the country. Beginning July 2024, the US government will offer eligible beneficiaries in some states a benefit of $120 Sun Bucks. We will discuss how to apply for the $120 Sun Bucks SNAP Benefit in this article.

What is SNAP?

SNAP, or food stamps, is one of the federal assistance programs helping low-income individuals and families access more nutritious food. $120 Sun Bucks benefits for July 2024 are part of this program. These will afford benefits to students who have been getting free or reduced-price school meals and may go hungry during the summertime holidays. This federal program ensures that these students get groceries, even during the summer months, in such a way that food security and sustainability are maintained.

Program Details

Program Name

$120 Sun Bucks July 2024

Governing Body

USA Government

Beneficiaries

US Citizens

Applicable In

United States of America

Summer EBT Payment

$120

Payment Mode

Electronic Benefits Transfer (EBT)

Category

Finance

Official Website

usa.gov/food-stamps

Eligibility Criteria

To be eligible for the $120 Sun Bucks benefit, you must meet the following conditions:

• Citizenship: You must be a US citizen.
• Income: You should have little or no income, regardless of age.
• Disability: You must have a documented disability.
• Employment and Training: You must follow employment and training requirements set by the government, except if you are pregnant, in foster care, indigent, or disabled.

Benefit Amount

The base amount of SNAP benefits depends on the number of children in your household:

Number of Children	Basic Payment Amount
One Child	$120
Two Children	$240
Three Children	$360
More than Three	$120 each child

Application Process

Below are the steps describing how a consumer would be refunded for $120 worth of Sun Bucks use in July 2024:

• Visit the SNAP Website: Make sure to visit their website.
• Log in: Use your credentials to log in to the portal.
• Application Form: Fill in all the details in the online application form. Attach relevant documents.
• Submit: Submit the application so SNAP can review it.
• Get an EBT card: If approved, you’ll get an EBT card that you can use to buy groceries.

Payment Schedule

SNAP benefits are distributed based on the last digits of recipients’ Social Security Number (SSN). The schedule of payment dates for July 2024 is as follows:

SSN Ending With	Payment Date
00 to 04	1st Day of Every Month
05 to 09	2nd Day of Every Month
10 to 14	3rd Day of Every Month
15 to 19	4th Day of Every Month
20 to 24	5th Day of Every Month
25 to 29	6th Day of Every Month
30 to 34	7th Day of Every Month
35 to 39	8th Day of Every Month
40 to 44	9th Day of Every Month
45 to 49	10th Day of Every Month
50 to 54	11th Day of Every Month
55 to 59	12th Day of Every Month
60 to 64	13th Day of Every Month
65 to 69	14th Day of Every Month
70 to 74	15th Day of Every Month
75 to 79	16th Day of Every Month
80 to 84	17th Day of Every Month
85 to 89	18th Day of Every Month
90 to 94	19th Day of Every Month
95 to 99	20th Day of Every Month

State-Specific Payment Dates

Here are some examples of state-specific payment dates for July 2024:

State	Payment Date Range
Alabama	4 to 23 July
Arizona	1 to 13 July
Arkansas	4 to 13 July
Delaware	2 to 23 July
Florida	1 to 28 July
Georgia	5 to 23 July
Indiana	5 to 23 July
Kentucky	1 to 19 July
Louisiana	1 to 23 July
Maine	10 to 14 July
Maryland	4 to 23 July
Massachusetts	1 to 14 July
Michigan	3 to 21 July
Minnesota	4 to 13 July
Mississippi	4 to 21 July
Missouri	1 to 22 July
New Mexico	1 to 20 July
North Carolina	3 to 21 July
Ohio	2 to 20 July
Pennsylvania	3 to 14 July
Puerto Rico	4 to 22 July
Tennessee	1 to 20 July
Utah	15 July
Washington	1 to 20 July
Wisconsin	1 to 15 July

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