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SNAP Program

Information on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program, formerly the Food Stamp Program, is a federal nutrition program that focuses on putting healthy food within reach of low income Oregonians. In addition to helping community members access healthy food the SNAP Program helps support the local economy and is a way to make sure our tax dollars help our community. According to the Oregon Hunger Task Force if everyone eligible for the SNAP program were enrolled it would mean an additional $1,427,337 EACH MONTH for this area.


The SNAP card can be used to purchase:

  • Vegetable seeds and starts for home gardeners 
  • Fresh produce at Farmers Markets’ 
  • Groceries


To enroll in the SNAP Program you can print off an application and drop it off at your local self sufficiency office, you can also fill out an application at the office: 

Union County

1607 Gekeler Lane La Grande, OR 97850

Wallowa County 

104 Litch Street PO Box A Enterprise, OR 97828

Baker County

3165 10th Street, Suite 100 Baker City, OR 97814

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