Double Up Program Update

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Helping Michigan Families Stretch Food Budgets During SNAP Disruptions 

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Important SNAP Update

 

Due to a pause in federal funding:

  • Most states, including Michigan, will not issue new SNAP benefits in November.
  • EBT cards will not receive new funds on Nov. 1.
  • You can still use any SNAP funds already on your card.


Fair Food Network’s Double Up Food Bucks is still here for you. 

We’re making temporary program changes to help families during this time.
From now until December 31, 2025:

  • All earned Double Up Food Bucks will stay valid — no expiration. Use your earned Double Up whenever you need them.
  • Daily match limit is unlimited. Get more fresh fruits & vegetables with your SNAP dollars.
  • Frozen fruits & veggies now eligible statewide! Now you can earn and spend Double Up on frozen produce (no added salt, sugar, or oil) at all participating locations.

Who can earn Double Up now? 

  • If you have SNAP funds on your card, you can still earn and spend Double Up.
  • If you have $0 SNAP funds, you can’t earn new Double Up until more SNAP funds are added.

But you can still spend any previously earned Double Up Food Bucks tokens, coupons, or anything earned on your Double Up card if you have one.

 

Where to use Double Up 

With farmers markets winding down, use your Double Up at participating year-round markets, farm stands, or grocery stores. Find a location near you: DoubleUpFoodBucks/find-a-location.

 

Contact Us

Visit: DoubleUpFoodBucks.org
Phone: 866.586.2796
Text: 734-213-3999
9:00 a.m.-5:00 p.m., Monday-Friday
E-mail: info@doubleupfoodbucks.org
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Check your Double Up balance and find a location near you!

 

 

Need Help or Have Questions?

  • Call the Double Up hotline at 866-586-2796, 9 am – 5 pm ET, Monday – Friday.
  • Dial 2-1-1 or visit Find Help - Michigan 2-1-1 for free, confidential assistance and referrals to local food programs and support services.
  • Explore MI Bridges to learn more about SNAP, which offers temporary food assistance to eligible families.