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Farmers Market Food Access Programs

The Spokane Farmers’ Market accepts SNAP/EBT, EBT cards are swiped at the Market Manager booth in exchange for tokens to be spent at the market. EBT dollars are stretched with Market Match dollars. 

Spokane Farmer's Market accept WIC and Senior FMNP; check at the information booth for the participating vendors.  
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EBT / SNAP

SNAP is the Supplemental Nutrition Program, EBT is the card that is used to purchase food items.

 

At our market SNAP/EBT can be used to purchase anything you would at the grocery store including fruit, vegetables, herbs, starter plants that will produce food, seeds, baked goods, dairy, jams & jellies, honey, eggs, meat/poultry, nuts and mushrooms. 

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>> Click here to learn more about SNAP

SNAP Market Match

SNAP Market Match is a bonus program to SNAP/EBT  and allows participants to buy additional fruits, vegetables, mushrooms, herbs, and plant starts just at Farmers Markets! 

 

Go to our information booth and tell us you’d like SNAP Market Match. Swipe your EBT card for the amount you want to spend and you will receive that amount in EBT tokens AND the same amount in match, amount varies based on that year's funding. 

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WIC & Senior FMNP

WIC and Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Programs (Senior FMNP) run June thru Oct 31. Participants can buy local, fresh and unprocessed fruits, vegetables and cut herbs with their benefits. WIC participants can draw from their Fruit & Veggie and Farmer Market benefits. Senior FMNP can buy honey in addition to produce. 

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WIC benefits can be used all year where farmer markets are open, Senior FMNP cards expire the end of October. 

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>> Click here for information on how to qualify and apply for WIC Farmers Market Nutrition Program

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>> Click here for information on how to qualify and apply for WIC senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program

>>Click here to download an application form, this can be dropped off on the places noted on the form and also the Spokane Farmers Market

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