SNAP Incentives: Want to Support Local Economies and Local Health Efforts?

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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) protects families and individuals across America facing food insecurity. Financial incentives enable SNAP participants to buy more fruits and vegetables, which helps strengthen local economies and increase access to healthy foods.

Check out the SNAP Incentives toolkit released by Voices for Healthy Kids to learn about food insecurity and build a campaign encourage decision makers to support SNAP incentives.

For more toolkits, grant opportunities and factsheets to support your food access efforts click here.

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