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Boston Double Up Food Bucks

PROGRAM UPDATE: Due to the end of a federal grant, the City of Boston is temporarily suspending its Double Up Food Bucks Program.

The City of Boston is currently looking for other ways to fund this program. We will share updates as soon as possible.

Do you need help affording groceries?  Visit boston.gov/food-resources to learn about other local resources available to you.

Boston Double Up Food Bucks is a nutrition incentive program funded by the City of Boston and the USDA GusSchumacher Nutrition Incentive Program. You can get 50% off fresh fruits and vegetables at participating stores when paying with your EBT card. There is no sign-up or registration necessary — simply visit a participating store, pick out your fresh fruits and vegetables, and let the cashier know you would like the Double Up discount applied. You can receive a daily discount of up to $20 at participating stores.

If you have questions or want to learn more about the program, call 617-635-3717 or email food@boston.gov

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