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The most common reason families miss out? They think they won't qualify.
“I have a job, so I probably don't qualify.”
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We help you understand why you were denied. If it was because of a missing document or a missed interview we’re happy to help you re-apply.
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It really varies. It can be as fast as 30 days or as slow as 3 months. We text you updates the whole way, so you're never left wondering where things stand.
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SNAP (also known as EBT, food stamps, and many other names, depending on your state) is the largest food assistance program in the United States. It is funded by the federal government and managed by each state. As of 2026, it supports over 41 million people nationwide. Every state has their own application process, so it’s important to check your eligibility whenever a life circumstance changes (new child, new roommate, new job, loss of a job, and others)
SNAP funds are loaded monthly onto an EBT card and most people use it like a debit card at the grocery store. Once your monthly funds run out, you have to wait until the next month to get food support.
The informed reader zone
What is SNAP?
What it covers?
Groceries
Fruits, vegetables, meat, dairy, bread, and more, at basically any grocery store or supermarket.
If you’re buying groceries online like Doordash, UberEats or Instacart, you can find a “SNAP-EBT eligible” tag on eligible items
Snacks and drinks
Chips, crackers, candy, soda, and non-alcoholic beverages (although varies by state!)
Farmers markets
Many farmers markets accept EBT
What's NOT covered
Alcohol, tobacco, hot prepared food, pet food, and non-food items like household supplies.
How SNAP works
Eligibility is based on household size, income, expenses like rent, utilities, and child care expenses, and, depending on the state, assets like bank accounts and investment properties. Each state sets its own rules within federal guidelines, which is why a family in Pennsylvania and a family in Illinois might see different eligibility and also different SNAP dollar amounts.
You can apply directly through your state's benefit site, or Fabric can walk you through it. Once you apply and submit documents, the state reviews your case and lets you know if you're approved, usually within 30 days, but sometimes much faster. If approved, your benefits load onto an EBT card you can use right away.
A few changes have happened in 2025-2026.
People who receive food stamps renew their food stamps two times a year. “Renewing” proving they still meet income requirements and their life situation hasn’t otherwise changed and made them ineligible for the benefit.
Work requirements are also now part of the eligibility for SNAP. People have to either be working or volunteering 80 hours a month, or meet an exception like being a caregiver (including parents), pregnant, and others to qualify for SNAP.