During the coronavirus pandemic, many states and retailers are allowing food stamps shoppers to buy groceries online with EBT! If you have a food stamps card, you need to know about this.
Amazon
Amazon has expanded the areas where customers can shop online with EBT!
Amazon currently accepts food stamps payments in Alabama, Florida, Iowa, Nebraska, New York, Oregon and Washington. It appears that California may be added to the list later this month.
Kroger
You can shop online with EBT at Kroger.com. You will be able to pick up your order curbside at over 2,000 Kroger Company stores nationwide! During the pandemic, Kroger is also waiving the minimum purchase requirement and the $4.95 fee for this service.
It appears, based on further research, that you will have to pay on-site for the groceries you ordered online. The associate who loads the products into your car will have a handheld point-of-sale device that you can use to make your payment.
Walmart
Walmart invites food stamps shoppers to order grocery orders online for pick-up at a local store. Just shop online at walmart.com/grocery or on the mobile app. Select “EBT Card” as payment method. When you arrive to pick up the order, you can swipe the EBT card.
In some states, you can use your EBT card online to pay for the purchases so that you do not have to pay at pickup. These states include Alabama, Arizona, California, Iowa, Nebraska, New York, Oregon and Washington.
robert taylor
my wife is disabled her doctor is requesting her to get a service dog to help with her sezeriors and depression to coop better in life if you could pleAse help me get contyected in the right place where it would be free
Hannah Benge
We will add this to our research list! Thanks!
Scott
I apologise for this comment being off topic. My son is disabled and on IEP, and recently placed into McKinnie-Vento, which was against my wishes but the school demanded it. The school counselor ended up informing another student of our situation concerning lack of housing, and it didn’t take long before that info spread around the school. This led to bullying and a decrease in number of friends. My son blamed me and began running away, refusing to attend school, experimenting with drugs and alcohol, and even attempted suicide on the day of my mother’s funeral. I’ve spoken to about six different school employees, including the school resource officer, McKinnie-Vento liaison, and principal, but received no assistance, just open ended promises and no follow up. This began when he was 12, and has continued through the time of writing this. He’s about to turn 15 in a month, rarely stays home, with four pending felony charges, which he aquired during living at a friend’s. Mental health not being addressed is a huge factor in his behavior (ADHD, ODD, etc.) , but he refuses any type of treatment. I’m sorry for the length, just trying to give important relevant details. More than anything, I am desperately pleading for help. I’m not even sure what kind of help in asking for, but If you have any resources for education, or personal injury advocates, in Snohomish County in Washington state, I’d be extremely grateful, or maybe you can inform me of which direction that i need to take. Thank you in advance.
Hannah Benge
You can check out some possible legal help here https://lowincomerelief.com/washington-free-legal-advice/. As for right now we don’t have anything on advocates in your area but I will add it to our research list! This is a tough position to be in and we are very sorry that you are in it -Hannah