Oregon’s Double Up Food Bucks Doubling Fresh Produce Purchases for Healthier Families

Oregon Expands Summer EBT Program to Benefit 300,000 Children

Summer EBT and Double Up Food Bucks Amplifies Food Access for Families in Need

According to PNS, Oregon is helping kids eat better by joining the Summer EBT program. Nearly 300,000 children will get $40 each month for food during the summer thanks to the state’s approval. This helps families who need it and encourages healthier eating habits, especially with the Double Up Food Bucks program.

Mason Durfee explains how Summer EBT and Double Up Food Bucks part of Oregon Food Bank collaborate to enhance families’ food purchasing power. By doubling SNAP benefits spent on fresh produce these programs support local farmers and promote healthier eating habits for families.

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Oregon’s Double Up Food Bucks Doubling Fresh Produce Purchases for Healthier Families (PHOTO:EBT/SNAP)

Enhance Your Health and Support Local Farms with Double Up Food Bucks in Oregon

Jas Eppesheimer a coordinator with Oregon Food Bank’s Double Up Food Bucks program describes its accessibility across Oregon. Available at farmers’ markets and grocery stores statewide the program matches up to $20 of daily spending at markets and offers similar benefits at stores. This initiative encourages healthier choices and supports local farms. Learn more at doubleuporegon.org for easy access to fresh produce and improved health.

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