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Welcome to the information page for Washington Electronic Benefits Transfer and the Washington Quest EBT Card — the safe, convenient and easy way to use your benefits. If you are approved for food benefits, you can use your Washington Quest EBT Card to buy eligible food items at any participating store Some stores may offer online purchasing.
Basic Food benefits are loaded onto a Washington Quest EBT card. The EBT card works similar to a debit card but the food benefits on it can only be used to buy food approved by the USDA. You can have your EBT card mailed to you or you can pick it up in your local Community Services Office.
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Washington Connection offers you a fast and easy way to apply for a variety of public benefits. This may save you having to visit or call an office in some cases. Services for families and individuals include: Food. Cash. Child Care. Long-Term Care. Medicare Savings Programs.
Known in Washington as Basic Food, the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps Washingtonians by providing monthly cash benefits to buy groceries. SNAP Facts: Things You Might Not Know. Your family can receive SNAP even if you are undocumented. You are not taking money from others if you are receiving SNAP.
Basic Food is a food and nutrition program for individuals & families who meet the income guideline (listed at right) afford healthier foods by providing monthly benefits to buy food. Basic Food will also qualify you for Free or Reduced School Meals for your child.
SNAP-Ed Goals. Our goals are to support people eligible for SNAP to: Access nourishing food within a limited budget. Access safe physical activity spaces and physically active transportation methods. Have equitable access to nourishing foods and safe physical activity where people live, work, play, learn, shop, and worship.