Unlock a world of savings with your Mississippi EBT card! From free admission to museums and zoos to exclusive discounts on bills and services, discover all the incredible benefits available to you.
Statewide EBT Discounts
There are many EBT discounts that are available throughout the state. These include discounts on everything from Amazon Prime to your cell phone bill!
Amazon Prime
If you have EBT, you can access a discounted Amazon Prime membership. This includes free two-day shipping and access to free streaming services. Verification of EBT or Medicaid receipt is required to access this incredible deal. Sign up now.
Free Cell Phones & Service
Eligible individuals and families with MS EBT can receive free cell phones and service. Find out who offers free phones and services in your area.
Internet Discounts
Enjoy internet service for just $5 per month through low income discounts from providers like Comcast, CenturyLink, AT&T, and Cox Communications. Learn how to get discounted internet services here.
Additional Discounts and Services
At Low Income Relief, we aim to help those with Mississippi maximize their benefits. Here are additional programs you may be eligible for:
- Legal aid
- Student loan assistance (payments as low as $0 per month!)
- Free summer meals for children under 18
- Tax filing assistance
- LIHEAP utility assistance
- Veterinary care grants and free pet food
Local EBT Discounts
Mississippi only has one participating admission discount provider at this time.
Lynn Meadows Discovery Center for Children (Gulfport)
Explore the hands-on, sensory-rich exhibits at the Lynn Meadows Discovery Center for Children. Bring your Mississippi EBT card to the front desk to receive admission for just $5 per person. Each card entitles up to four people to discounted admission. While you’re there, thank them for being Mississippi’s first and only Museums for All partner!
Other Things You Should Know
Your Mississippi EBT card goes beyond just buying groceries. Did you know you can purchase fruit trees, seeds, and plants that produce food? That’s not all—you can also buy certain gift baskets and even birthday cakes.
Diverse Purchasing Options with EBT
Your MS EBT card goes beyond just buying groceries. Did you know you can purchase fruit trees, seeds, and plants that produce food? That’s not all—you can also buy certain gift baskets and even birthday cakes.
Maximize Your Food Budget
Stretch your food dollars further by shopping at farmers’ markets and You-Pick Strawberry Fields, where your money might go further.
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Get Cash Back Legally
With the right shopping techniques, it’s possible to get cash back on purchases made with your MS EBT card. Find out how to put cash back in your pocket.
Wide Acceptance and Special Discounts
Your EBT card is accepted at a variety of retailers, including farmers’ markets that may offer double-up food programs, and bulk retailers like Costco. Some retailers, such as the Mississippi Market Natural Foods Co-Op, even offer a Limited Income Membership Entry to households with MS EBT benefits, providing extra discounts.
Use Your EBT Across State Lines
Your MS EBT card can also be used in other states, not just for essential purchases but for accessing EBT discounts at various venues. Look for green titles in our state lists to see which locations accept out-of-state EBT cards for discounts.
Relief Recap
In summary, your Mississippi EBT card is a versatile tool that extends beyond grocery shopping to offer a wealth of benefits, from purchasing fruit trees to getting discounts at bulk stores. You can even get incredible EBT discounts! Explore these opportunities to get the most out of your EBT card and enhance your financial flexibility.
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