Summer Ebt Sun Bucks

Summer EBT, sometimes called SUN Bucks, is a federal program that gives families money for food during the summer months when school meals aren't available. If your children usually get free or reduced-price meals at school, you may receive these funds on a card that works like a debit card at grocery stores and farmers markets. The program runs during the summer break and aims to help families bridge the gap between the school year and fall.

These articles explain how the program works, which families might be included, what you can buy with the funds, and how to use the card once you receive it. You'll also find information about how the program has changed over time and what to expect in different states, since the program operates differently depending on where you live.