Rhode Island
Chickasaw and Cherokee nations are participating in Summer EBT!
If your child does not attend a school within the Cherokee Nation, Muscogee Nation or Chickasaw Nation reservations, access other summer resources here.
Wish you could receive $120 per child to stretch your grocery budget in the summer? Click here to find and contact your local representatives if you’d like to make your voice heard in support of this program.
is participating in Summer EBT!
Website: Rhode Island Summer EBT Info
How funds will be issued: Funds should be added to an existing EBT card or a new SUN Bucks/EBT card should be mailed to you.
When funds are expected: July to August 2024
FAQ: Rhode Island Summer EBT FAQ
Support/Questions:
- (855) 697-4347
Rhode Island
is not participating in the Summer EBT / SUN Bucks program
Click here to find your local representatives to inquire about your state's decision not to participate in the program and express your beliefs around access to nutrition benefits.
Below are several additional resources that may be available to you.
Food Resources
- SUN Meals: find free meals for children aged 18 and under at schools, parks, and other locations in your community
- SUN Meals To-Go: if you live in a rural community, check to see if summer meals can be picked up or delivered to your home at no cost
- FoodFinder: locate food pantries in your zip code
- Free Meal Finder: find meal sites near you
- SNAP Benefits: select your state to learn about the SNAP grocery benefit and apply if eligible
- Visit SummerFood.org or text FOOD or COMIDA to 304-304 to find a meal site near you
- Text your zip code to 1 (800) 548-6479, visit whyhunger.org/findfood, or call 1 (800) 548-6479 to get help in English or Spanish and connect with local food resources
Housing Resources
- HUD’s Resource Locator: locate housing services if you are experiencing homelessness or find affordable housing opportunities for your family
- Affordable Housing: find affordable housing near in you
Other Resources
- FindHelp.org: locate assistance for things like medical expenses, housing, clothing, food or other resources your family needs
- Call 2-1-1: this will connect you with your local United Way who can direct you to additional resources in your community
- USA.GOV: learn about other government benefits programs
