Yes — Dollar General accepts EBT at all company-owned store locations across the United States. With more than 20,000 stores in 47 states, Dollar General is one of the most accessible retailers for SNAP recipients, particularly in rural communities and areas where full-service grocery stores are limited. You can use your EBT card in-store at …
You can buy Monster Energy drinks with EBT — but not all Monster products qualify, and not in every state. Eligibility comes down to two things: the label on the specific can, and whether your state has enacted restrictions on energy drink purchases. In most states, Monster cans that carry a Nutrition Facts label are …
Jamba Juice accepts EBT at select locations — but only through the SNAP Restaurant Meals Program (RMP), and only for eligible recipients. In California alone, there are 49 Jamba Juice locations that accept EBT. Additional locations participate in Arizona and other RMP states. If you don’t qualify for the RMP or live in a state …
Some Liquid IV products can be purchased with EBT — but not all of them. Eligibility comes down entirely to which label the specific product carries. Liquid IV products with a Nutrition Facts label are SNAP-eligible at authorized retailers. Products with a Supplement Facts label are not — in any state, at any store. The …
Yes — you can buy a birthday cake with EBT. Cakes are SNAP-eligible food items at any authorized retailer. The one rule to know: the non-edible part of the cake — plastic figurines, decorative toppers, candles attached to the product — cannot exceed 50% of the total purchase price. A standard grocery store birthday cake …
Yes — Denny’s accepts EBT at select locations through the SNAP Restaurant Meals Program (RMP). But there are three conditions that all have to be true: you must live in a state with an active RMP, your EBT card must be coded for restaurant use, and the specific Denny’s location must be authorized to accept …
Wisconsin Summer EBT provides $120 per eligible school-age child for summer grocery purchases, administered by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services (DHS) in partnership with the Wisconsin Department of Public Instruction (DPI). Wisconsin calls its SNAP program FoodShare and its EBT card the Wisconsin QUEST Card — and Summer EBT benefits are added directly to …
Wyoming SUN Bucks is launching for the first time in summer — making Wyoming a new participant in the federal Summer EBT program. The program’s launch came through an unusual path: the Wyoming Legislature blocked funding for SUN Bucks in the state budget in March , but Governor Mark Gordon then issued Executive Order 2026-02 …
West Virginia calls its Summer EBT program “SEBT” — Summer Electronic Benefit Transfer — administered by the West Virginia Department of Human Services (DoHS) in partnership with the West Virginia Department of Education (WVDE). Each eligible student receives a one-time $120 benefit for summer grocery purchases. Auto-enrolled students received benefits on May 24, — among …
Washington SUN Bucks provides $120 per eligible school-age child for summer grocery purchases, administered by the Washington Department of Social and Health Services (DSHS). Nearly 550,000 Washington children received SUN Bucks in 2025. Washington issues new SUN Bucks cards to all enrolled children in — returning recipients also receive a new card, and DSHS plans …