SNAP Payments 2023 in the USA: how much is paid, payment dates, and how it is received

It should be noted that SNAP benefit distribution has begun for the month of June. Here are the payment dates for each state for June 2023:

• Alabama: June 4-23
• Alaska: June 1
• Arizona: June 1-13
• Arkansas: June 4-13
• California: June 1-10
• North Carolina: June 3-21
• South Carolina: June 1-10
• Colorado: June 1-10
• Connecticut: June 1-3
• North Dakota: June 1
• South Dakota: June 10
• Delaware: June 2-23
• District of Columbia: June 1-10
• Florida: June 1-28
• Georgia: June 5-23
• Hawaii: June 3-5
• Idaho: June 1-10
• Illinois: June 1-10, older cases June 1-20
• Indiana: June 5-23
• Iowa: June 1-10
• Kansas: June 1-10
• Kentucky: June 1-19
• Louisiana: June 1-23
• Maine: June 10-14
• Maryland: June 4-23
• Massachusetts: June 1-14
• Michigan: June 3-21
• Minnesota: June 4-13
• Mississippi: June 4-21
• Missouri: June 1-22
• Montana: June 2-6
• Nebraska: June 1-5
• Nevada: June 1-10
• New Jersey: June 1-5
• New York: June 1-9
• New Hampshire: June 5
• New Mexico: June 1-20
• Ohio: June 2-20
• Oklahoma: June 1-10
• Oregon: June 1-9
• Pennsylvania: June 3-14
• Rhode Island: June 1
• Tennessee: June 1-20
• Texas: June 1-28
• Utah: June 5, 11, and 15
• Vermont: June 1
• Virginia: June 1-7
• West Virginia: June 1-9
• Washington: June 1-20
• Wisconsin: June 1-15
• Wyoming: June 1-4

How much will SNAP pay each month in 2023

The SNAP program is distributed in 50 states, as well as the District of Columbia. However, the amounts given vary for the 48 contiguous states of the United States, Alaska, and Hawaii.

The amount given is conditional on the number of household members. Incomes and other requirements also influence the amounts. The maximum amounts change from year to year and go into effect on October 1st.

These are the maximum amounts granted in the 48 contiguous states of the United States, including the District of Columbia:

• 1 member: $281
• 2 members: $516
• 3 members: $740
• 4 members: $939
• 5 members: $1,116
• 6 members: $1,339
• 7 members: $1,480
• 8 members: $1,691
• Additional member: +$211

For beneficiaries living in Alaska, the maximum is $1,172 for 4-member families living in the urban area, $1,494 for those in rural area 1, and $1,819 for residents of rural area 2. On the other hand, in Hawaii, the maximum is $1,794 for a 4-member family. You can click here to see the complete payment charts.