FDPIR or SNAP: which food help fits my household?
FDPIR gives you a monthly package of USDA foods through your tribe's food distribution program. SNAP puts a dollar amount on an EBT card to spend at grocery stores. A household can use only one of them in any month, but you can switch. Three questions point you to the better fit. Income rules for both change every year, so confirm with each office.
Where does your household live?
FDPIR also serves approved areas near reservations and service areas in Oklahoma when someone in the household is a member of a federally recognized tribe.
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