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The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) continues to deliver vital support to families and individuals in July 2025, with benefit payments reaching as high as $1,756 depending on household size.
While some states have already distributed their July EBT (Electronic Benefit Transfer) payments, many are still in the process—or set to begin in early August.
Whether you’ve already received your SNAP food stamps or are still waiting for this month’s payment, knowing the state-specific payment schedule and maximum benefit amounts is crucial.
This article provides a complete update on the July 2025 SNAP disbursements, including who qualifies for the full payment, the updated income thresholds, and what to expect next month.
SNAP Maximum Payment Amounts for July 2025
Depending on your household size, you could qualify for the following maximum monthly SNAP amounts in the 48 contiguous U.S. states and Washington, D.C.:
| Household Size | Maximum SNAP Payment (48 States + DC) |
|---|---|
| 1 Person | $292 |
| 2 People | $536 |
| 3 People | $768 |
| 4 People | $975 |
| 5 People | $1,158 |
| 6 People | $1,390 |
| 7 People | $1,536 |
| 8 People | $1,756 |
In Guam, Hawaii, and Alaska, payments are significantly higher due to higher living costs. For example, an 8-member household in Guam can receive up to $2,588.
State-by-State SNAP Payment Schedule – July & August 2025
Here’s the official SNAP distribution schedule by state, including both July and early August payment dates:
| State / Territory | SNAP Payment Dates |
|---|---|
| Alabama | July 4–23 |
| Alaska | August 1 |
| Arizona | July 1–13 |
| Arkansas | July 4–13 |
| California | July 1–10 |
| Colorado | July 1–10 |
| Connecticut | August 1–3 |
| Delaware | July 2–23 |
| Florida | July 1–28 |
| Georgia | July 5–23 |
| Hawaii | August 3–5 |
| Idaho | July 1–10 |
| Illinois | July 1–10 |
| Indiana | July 5–23 |
| Iowa | July 1–10 |
| Kansas | July 1–10 |
| Kentucky | July 1–19 |
| Louisiana | July 1–23 |
| Maine | July 10–14 |
| Maryland | July 4–23 |
| Massachusetts | July 1–14 |
| Michigan | July 3–21 |
| Minnesota | July 4–13 |
| Mississippi | July 4–21 |
| Missouri | July 1–22 |
| Montana | August 2–6 |
| Nebraska | August 1–5 |
| Nevada | July 1–10 |
| New Hampshire | August 5 |
| New Jersey | August 1–5 |
| New Mexico | July 1–20 |
| New York | August 1–9 |
| North Carolina | July 3–21 |
| North Dakota | August 1 |
| Ohio | July 2–20 |
| Oklahoma | July 1–10 |
| Oregon | August 1–9 |
| Pennsylvania | First 10 business days |
| Rhode Island | August 1 |
| South Carolina | July 1–10 |
| South Dakota | July 10 |
| Tennessee | July 1–20 |
| Texas | July 1–28 |
| Utah | July 5, 11, 15 & Aug 5, 11, 15 |
| Vermont | August 1 |
| Virginia | August 1–7 |
| Washington | July 1–20 |
| West Virginia | August 1–9 |
| Wisconsin | July 1–15 |
| Wyoming | August 1–4 |
| Guam | July 1–10 |
| Puerto Rico | July 4–22 |
| District of Columbia | July 1–10 |
| U.S. Virgin Islands | August 1 |
EBT cards are reloaded once per month, and any unused balance rolls over to the next month.
Who Can Still Apply for SNAP in July?
Even if you haven’t received your SNAP benefits yet, it’s not too late to apply. Many low-income individuals and families are still eligible to begin or continue receiving support, and some may qualify for expedited (emergency) SNAP within 7 days if they meet specific criteria such as:
- Having little or no income
- Facing imminent risk of homelessness or hunger
- Having very limited resources or savings
Approved applicants will receive funds on an EBT card, usable at approved grocery stores, retailers, and even farmers markets or online platforms.
Tips to Maximize Your SNAP Benefits
To stretch your food assistance further, consider these options:
- Double Up Food Bucks Program: Many states offer this program to double the value of SNAP when buying fruits and vegetables.
- Use EBT at Farmer’s Markets: Some markets provide bonus tokens for fresh produce purchases.
- Track Spending: Unused EBT balance can roll over, helping you plan ahead for months with higher food expenses.
With maximum payments reaching up to $1,756, SNAP benefits in July 2025 are providing critical help for millions of Americans.
Whether you’re in Texas receiving SNAP through July 28 or in Alaska with payments starting August 1, staying informed about your state’s schedule ensures you don’t miss out.
If you’re eligible and haven’t applied, it’s never too late to access this vital support. Remember to review your household size, income, and local agency details to make the most of your SNAP benefits. Food security remains a top priority in 2025—and SNAP is here to help.
FAQs
Who qualifies for the maximum SNAP payment of $1,756?
Households with 8 members in the 48 states and DC qualify for up to $1,756, provided they meet income and asset limits.
Can I still apply for SNAP in July or August 2025?
Yes, applications are open year-round, and you may qualify for emergency benefits if facing financial hardship.
Will my unused SNAP balance carry over?
Yes, unused EBT funds roll over to the next month, allowing you to build a reserve for future food purchases.