Food Benefits — Code for America
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Improving access to food assistance and how benefits are delivered
Impact The challenge Our approach Outcomes Impact We helped 6.2 million people get food benefits from 2017-2025—which adds up to over $12.8 billion dollars We helped close the participation gap between those who are eligible for benefits and those who claim them. In 2014, when GetCalFresh was launched, the SNAP participation rate in California was 66%. By 2022, it had risen to 81%. Between 2019-2025, over 70% of online SNAP applications in California were submitted through GetCalFresh. The challenge The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is one of America’s most…
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