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Economic Assistance Division
CalFresh / EBT food benefits
CalFresh
Assistance for Individuals and Families to buy healthy food
CalFresh also known federally as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides monthly assistance for low- or no-income individuals and families to buy food.
CalFresh is issued monthly on an Electronic Benefit Transfer (EBT) card, similar to an ATM card, to purchase food at online retailers, grocery stores, convenience stores, farmers markets and any store that accepts EBT.
Who may be eligible?
- All U.S. citizens who are residents of Sonoma County who meet the guidelines.
- Children born in the United States, regardless of where their parents were born.
- Certain qualified non-citizens, victims of trafficking, U-Visa applicants and holders, and others.
- Residents who receive SSI or SSP.
- Students who meet eligibility requirements.
- Most households must have a total gross monthly income less than or equal to 200% of the federal poverty limit.
To learn more:
Apply for CalFresh
Apply for CalFresh EBT online, by phone, fax, mail or in-person.
Preparing for your interview
After you apply, you must complete an interview. See what information or documents you may need to provide during and after your interview.
Using your CalFresh EBT Benefits
Purchase food at online retailers, grocery stores, convenience stores, farmers markets and any store that accepts EBT.
Keeping your Benefits
Keep & maintain your CalFresh benefits in 3 easy steps!
Frequently asked questions
Find answers to common questions about your CalFresh benefits.
Get food now from food pantries
Many local agencies offer help finding food and hot meals now.
Ways to connect to services or submit documents
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Telephone |
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Service Center: 877-699-6868Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday8:00 AM – 4:00 PM
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Fax:
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Outdoor Dropbox |
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Economic Assistance
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Economic Assistance South County Center
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