California SNAP Benefits: November Distribution Nearing End with Up to $1,751 in Support

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Californians receiving food stamps through the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), known as CalFresh in the state, are approaching the end of November's benefit distribution. Benefits are issued based on the recipient's case number, with payments starting on November 1 and concluding by November 10. The amount varies depending on factors such as household size, income limits, and additional assets, with a maximum payment of $1,751 for households of eight. SNAP benefits are provided through electronic benefits transfer cards and can be used for purchasing eligible food items at grocery stores.

Key Points:

1. California's SNAP program, CalFresh, is completing the distribution of November benefits by November 10.
2. Benefit distribution is based on the recipient's case number, with payments starting on November 1.
3. The benefit amount is determined by household size, income limits, and additional assets.
4. The maximum payment is $1,751 for households of eight, with additional amounts for larger households.
5. SNAP benefits are provided through electronic benefits transfer cards for the purchase of eligible food items.
6. About 13% of California's population, nearly 5 million people, receives CalFresh assistance each month.