Georgia SNAP Payment Schedule for July 2022

In the state of Georgia, there are currently about 796,583 households receiving SNAP benefits or Food Stamps, with 1,607,936 Georgians receiving benefits in April 2022 alone. If you are currently receiving SNAP benefits in Georgia, knowing when your food stamps will be deposited into your EBT card is important in helping you budget for the month. In this post, we will provide the Georgia SNAP Payment Schedule for July 2022.

Georgia SNAP Payment Schedule for July 2022

In the state of Georgia, SNAP benefits are distributed by the Division of Family & Children Services (DFCS).

In addition, there is no single date on which all SNAP benefits are issued.

Instead, benefits are sent out over a 10 day period every month, based on the last two digits of your ID number.

See below for the Georgia SNAP payment schedule for July 2022.

If your ID Number ends in	Benefits are deposited on
00-09	July 5
10-19	July 7
20-29	July 9
30-39	July 11
40-49	July 13
50-59	July 15
60-69	July 17
70-79	July 19
80-89	July 21
90-99	July 23

How much will I get in Georgia

The chart below shows the maximum SNAP benefits you can get based on the number of people in your household.

To calculate the exact amount you are likely to get based on your household income, see our post on Georgia SNAP Calculator.

Household Size	Maximum SNAP Allotment
1	$250
2	$459
3	$658
4	$835
5	$992
6	$1,190
7	$1,316
8	$1,504
For each additional member over 8	$188

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Food Stamps: July Benefits for Georgia Recipients

All SNAP households should receive their July benefits according to schedule.

If you did not receive your food stamps on schedule, call the SNAP office to find out why.

You can use your SNAP benefits to shop online, including on Amazon.

Additionally, you can use SNAP benefits to purchase produce at farmers’ markets, including markets that offer double bucks.

Guaranteed Income Pilot Coming to Rural Georgia

After launching in Atlanta, rural Georgia is the next stop for a guaranteed income pilot.

Guaranteed income programs are becoming increasingly common across the U.S.

The Georgia program, called “In Her Hands” started giving out money to women in Atlanta’s historic Old Fourth Ward.

The program now plans for a rural and a suburban pilot.

Across the three sites, approximately 650 women are expected to receive an average of $850 a month for two years.

With the Atlanta pilot underway, the program is now focused on getting its rural program up and running.

In Her Hands is enrolling residents in three rural neighboring counties; Clay, Terrell and Randolph.

All three counties have a majority-Black population and the poverty rate of each is at least 30% — more than double Georgia’s overall rate.

To qualify, applicants need to make less than 200% of the federal poverty line. For a family of four, that threshold is roughly $56,000 a year.