Families often face higher grocery bills when school cafeterias close for summer, making it harder to stretch a monthly budget. The Summer EBT program, also known as SUN Bucks in many states, was created to help bridge that gap with grocery assistance for eligible children. In most participating states, eligible families can receive a one-time $120 grocery benefit per child for the summer. But is it too late to be eligible? Here’s wht you need to know.
