SNAP Produce Rewards

The pilot is available through participating retailers only. Additional retailers may be added as the pilot program continues. Our website will stay current to show you where you can find participating retailers.

What is SNAP Produce Rewards?

Here's How it Works

Use your SNAP benefits at participating farmers markets, farm stands, or grocery stores to buy fruits and vegetables. If your purchases are eligible, SNAP Produce Rewards will be automatically added back to your SNAP EBT card. Once the money is put back on your SNAP EBT card, you can spend it like normal SNAP benefits at any SNAP retailer.  Your receipt will show that you’ve received your SNAP Produce Reward.

Frequently Asked Questions

SNAP customers can find answers to most questions in the FAQ section below. If you have other questions, contact the SNAP Produce Rewards team at the address listed at the bottom of this page.

What is SNAP Produce Rewards?

SNAP Produce Rewards puts money back on your SNAP EBT card when you use SNAP benefits to buy fruits and vegetables at participating farm vendors. You can get up to $50 per month put back onto your SNAP EBT card.

How do I sign up for SNAP Produce Rewards?

There is no special sign-up for SNAP Produce Rewards. If you live in Washington and get SNAP benefits, your household is automatically able to participate in SNAP Produce Rewards. 

Learn more about SNAP benefits.

What do I need to know before I use SNAP Produce Rewards?

• Make sure you have SNAP benefits left on your SNAP EBT card. If your SNAP balance is zero, you will not be able to use SNAP Produce Rewards until you have SNAP benefits available again.
• SNAP Produce Rewards is available to customers who are actively receiving SNAP benefits. Customers who stop receiving SNAP benefits can keep using SNAP Produce Rewards for 90 days.
• SNAP Produce Rewards will put the SNAP benefits you spend on allowable fruits and vegetables back onto your EBT card instantly. Once the money is put back on your EBT card, you can spend it like normal SNAP benefits at any SNAP retailer. You can get up to $50 per month put back onto your EBT card.  
• Only select farm vendors & retailers offer SNAP Produce Rewards.

What food is eligible to earn SNAP Produce Rewards?

Allowable SNAP Produce Rewards products are fresh, frozen, and canned fruits and vegetables without added fats, sugars, or salt.

At participating farm vendors, herbs, seeds and plant starts that produce food (for example, tomato seeds or tomato plants) are also allowable SNAP Produce Reward products.

You can use this shopping guide to help identify allowable fruits and vegetables.

How much SNAP Produce Rewards can I earn each month?

You can only earn up to $50 per month.

How do I find locations that offer SNAP Produce Rewards near me?

Because SNAP Produce Rewards is only a pilot project, it is only available at select participating retailers/farmers markets. Other locations may be added as the pilot program continues.

How do I know how much SNAP Produce Rewards I have this month?

Check how much SNAP Produce Rewards you have already used for the month by:

• If you have earned SNAP Produce Rewards, you can call the number on the back of your EBT card and request a balance inquiry. The recording will tell you how much SNAP Produce Rewards you have received month to date.
• The online cardholder portal and the ebtEDGE app will show you how much SNAP Produce Rewards you have received month to date. (Note: that any third party apps used to look at EBT balances will not show information about the incentives, however the SNAP overall balance will include any incentive that has been received),
• Checking your receipt after a SNAP Produce Rewards eligible purchase to see “MTD (month to date) SNAP Produce Rewards Earned”. Then, subtract the MTD SNAP Produce Rewards Earned from $50 to find out how much SNAP Produce Rewards you can still use for that month.

You can still use up to $50 in SNAP Produce Rewards each month, even if you receive less than that amount in SNAP. Just make sure you have SNAP benefits left on your EBT card so you can make your purchase. It is important to remember that the amount of SNAP Produce Rewards you have received is added into your overall SNAP balance. The month-to-date information is helpful for you to know how much more bonus you can receive this month, but it is not a separate amount on top of your SNAP balance that you can use.

How often do I get SNAP Produce Rewards? 

SNAP Produce Rewards restarts at the first of each month, regardless of when you get your SNAP benefits. SNAP Produce Rewards is available to customers who are actively receiving SNAP benefits. Customers who stop receiving SNAP benefits can keep using SNAP Produce Rewards for 90 days.

If you have SNAP benefits left on your SNAP EBT card on the first of the month, you can start using your SNAP Produce Rewards for the month right away. If your SNAP balance is zero, you will not be able to use SNAP Produce Rewards until your SNAP benefits reset.

How can I spend my SNAP Produce Rewards?  

You can spend your SNAP Produce Rewards at any SNAP retailer on SNAP eligible items. Your SNAP Produce Rewards may be used to purchase any SNAP eligible items, and will automatically be applied to future purchases.

Can I get both SNAP Produce Match and SNAP Produce Rewards in the same grocery store? 

No, in participating grocery stores, you will earn only one type of fruit and vegetable incentive. 

Can I get both SNAP Market Match and SNAP Produce Rewards at the farmers market?

When shopping at the Columbia City, Lake City, and West Seattle Farmers Markets shoppers can use both programs. SNAP Market Match can be used in addition to the $50 per month that customers can earn when shopping with SNAP Produce Rewards vendors. SNAP Market Match currency does not count toward the $50 per month maximum of SNAP Produce Rewards.

How is this different from SNAP Market Match and SNAP Produce Match?

With SNAP Market Match, when you shop at a farmers market, you can receive $10 or more per day to spend on eligible items, depending on your local market’s daily match amount. 

With SNAP Produce Match, when you buy at least $10 of eligible items with your EBT card at a participating retailer, you’ll get a $5 coupon or discount. 

SNAP Produce Rewards reimburses SNAP shoppers up to $50 per month when they buy eligible fruits and vegetables from participating retailers. The SNAP Produce Rewards, or the reimbursement, they receive can be spent on any SNAP eligible item at any SNAP retailer.

See the table below for a comparison of these programs:

Questions	SNAP Produce Rewards	SNAP Market Match	SNAP Produce Match
How does the program work?	When you use your SNAP EBT card to buy eligible fruits and vegetables, SNAP Produce Rewards puts money back on your SNAP EBT card. This money, called SNAP Produce Rewards, can be spent on any SNAP eligible item.	When you visit a farmers market’s information booth and tell them you’d like SNAP Market Match, you will receive both EBT tokens and a matching amount of SNAP Market Match dollars to spend on eligible fruits and vegetables.	When you purchase SNAP eligible items from participating retailers, you will receive either a matching amount or a discount on eligible fruits and vegetables.
How much can SNAP customers receive from the program?	Up to $50 per month through SNAP Produce Rewards.	$10 or more per day. Check with your local market for their daily match amount.	A $5 coupon or discount per visit.
What foods are eligible?	At all locations, eligible foods include: Fresh fruits and vegetables Canned fruits and vegetables without added fats, sugars, or salt. Frozen fruits and vegetables without added sugar, salt, or fat Fresh herbs At Farmers Markets: Seeds and plant starts that produce food are also eligible	Fresh vegetables Fresh fruits Mushrooms Fresh herbs Seeds and plants that produce food (for example, tomato seeds or tomato plants)	Eligible foods include: Fresh fruits and vegetables Canned fruits and vegetables without added fats, sugars, or salt. Frozen fruits and vegetables without added sugar, salt, or fat
Where can I find this program?	Only at select locations.	More than 100 farmers markets and farm stands offer SNAP market Match. You can find all SNAP Market Match locations here: SNAP Produce Match	Participating locations include grocery stores and small food retailers. You can find all locations here: SNAP Produce Match

Participating Retailers

Farmers Market

Name	Address	Dates of Operation	Day of Operation
Pasco Farmers Market	Corner of South 4th Avenue and West Columbia Street Pasco, WA	May – October	Saturday
Columbia City Farmers Market	37th Ave S & S Edmunds St, just off Rainier Ave S in South Seattle, 98118	May 6 - October 28, 2026	Wednesday
Lake City Farmers Market	NE 125th St & 28th Ave NE, 98125	June 4, 2026 - December 19, 2026	June - September: Thursdays   October - December: Saturdays
West Seattle Market	California Ave SW & SW Alaska, in the heart of the West Seattle Junction, 98116	Year Round	Sunday

Grocery Retailers

Location	County	Address
Fiesta Foods: Pasco Store	Franklin	115 S 10th Ave Pasco, WA 99301
Fiesta Foods: Sunnyside Store	Yakima	2010 Yakima Valley Hwy # 7, Sunnyside, WA 98944
Fiesta Foods: Yakima Store	Yakima	1008 E Nob Hill Blvd Yakima, WA 98901

Farm Stands

Vendor	Farm Stand	Other (CSA, pop-up location, etc)
Angel Brook Farm	X
Black Seed Farms		X
Bow Hill Blueberries	X
Coffee Creek Community and Gardens	X
Dilish Farm	X	X
Flatau Farm	X
The Hatch Patch	X
Helsing Junction Farms	X	X
Hidden Acres Orchard	X
Jon the Farmer Urban Farmer	X	X
La Santa Fe	X
Rutledge Corn Maze	X
Schreiber Farms	X
Schuh Family Farms	X
Tonnemaker Family Orchard	X
Viva Farms		X
Wild Sage Farms	X	X

Information for Farm Vendors

Farm vendors who are interested in or already participating in Produce Rewards can find more information on our SNAP Produce Rewards Farm Vendor website.

Questions

Contact us at ProduceRewards@doh.wa.gov or call 360-236-2540.