Many low-income households across the United States rely on SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits to put food on the table each month. While some states completed their July distributions early, others are still issuing SNAP benefits through July 28. If you haven’t received yours yet, it’s worth checking your state’s payout schedule to see if your payment is still on the way.
This article covers which states are still disbursing July SNAP payments, how you can find your own state’s schedule, and who may qualify for emergency food assistance. Whether you live in Texas, Florida, Maine, or Massachusetts, here’s what you need to know about your benefits.
Quick Overview: SNAP Payments from July 14 to July 28
- Last day for July SNAP payments: July 28, 2025
- States still issuing benefits this month: Florida, Texas, Indiana, Georgia, and more
- Maine & Massachusetts: Final payments scheduled for July 14
- Expedited benefits: Still available for those facing severe food insecurity
- Payment method: Deposited directly onto EBT (Electronic Benefits Transfer) cards
States Still Sending SNAP Benefits Through July 28
SNAP benefits are federally funded by the USDA but managed individually by each state. That means payment schedules vary depending on where you live.
The following states are still issuing SNAP benefits between July 14 and July 28, 2025:
- Florida: July 1 – July 28
- Texas: July 1 – July 28
- Georgia: July 5 – July 23
- Indiana: July 5 – July 23
- Alabama: July 4 – July 23
- Maryland: July 4 – July 23
- Delaware: July 2 – July 23
- Louisiana: July 1 – July 23
- Mississippi: July 4 – July 21
- Michigan: July 3 – July 21
- North Carolina: July 3 – July 21
- New Mexico: July 1 – July 20
- Tennessee: July 1 – July 20
- Washington: July 1 – July 20
- Ohio: July 2 – July 20
- Kentucky: July 1 – July 19
- Wisconsin: July 1 – July 15
- Massachusetts: July 1 – July 14
- Maine: July 10 – July 14
Final SNAP Payments in Maine and Massachusetts
July 14 is the final payday for SNAP benefits in both Maine and Massachusetts, but each state uses a different method to determine payment dates.
Maine: Based on Your Birthday
Maine schedules benefits from July 10 to 14, depending on the last digit of your birth date:
- Ends in 0 or 9 → August 10
- Ends in 1 or 8 → August 11
- Ends in 2 or 3 → August 12
- Ends in 4 or 7 → August 13
- Ends in 5 or 6 → July 14 ✅
Massachusetts: Based on SSN
Massachusetts determines paydays using the last digit of your Social Security Number:
- SSN ending in 9 → SNAP benefits will be deposited on July 14, 2025
Need Emergency SNAP Benefits?
If you or someone you know is facing a food crisis, expedited SNAP benefits are available. These emergency payments can be approved and delivered within 7 days if you meet the urgent criteria, such as:
- No or very little income
- Extremely limited resources (like cash or bank funds)
- Immediate need for food
Contact your local SNAP office or visit your state’s benefits portal to apply.
What Is the Maximum SNAP Benefit in July?
For a single-person household, the maximum monthly SNAP benefit in July 2025 is $292. Eligibility is based on:
- Household income and size
- Monthly expenses (like rent, utilities, and child care)
- Residency and citizenship status
To check if you’re eligible for the full amount, use your state’s benefits calculator or apply through your state’s Department of Human Services website.
Full SNAP Payment Schedule: July 14–28 Snapshot
Here’s a snapshot of states that are still issuing July SNAP benefits (bolded):
- Florida: July 1 – 28
- Texas: July 1 – 28
- Georgia: July 5 – 23
- Indiana: July 5 – 23
- Alabama: July 4 – 23
- Maryland: July 4 – 23
- Delaware: July 2 – 23
- Louisiana: July 1 – 23
- Mississippi: July 4 – 21
- Michigan: July 3 – 21
- North Carolina: July 3 – 21
- New Mexico: July 1 – 20
- Tennessee: July 1 – 20
- Washington: July 1 – 20
- Ohio: July 2 – 20
- Kentucky: July 1 – 19
- Massachusetts: Final day: July 14
- Maine: Final day: July 14
- Wisconsin: Through July 15
- Utah: July 5, 11, and 15
If you haven’t received your SNAP benefits yet, don’t worry — many states are still distributing payments through July 28, 2025. Knowing your state’s specific schedule and how payments are calculated based on your SSN or birth date can help you plan better.
If you’re in a tough financial spot, consider applying for emergency SNAP assistance, which can be processed quickly for those in urgent need. Stay updated through your state’s official SNAP portal or contact your local social services office for help.
