Market Programs
EXAMPLES OF SNAP ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES
01/28/2015 by Meredith Ledlie Johnson To develop SNAP accounting procedures, check out the examples that market managers from Wytheville, Salem, and Williamsburg shared.
EDUCATE CONSUMERS ABOUT USING EBT
01/28/2015 by Meredith Ledlie Johnson Give market tours! It’s an excellent way to educate consumers about using EBT at your market. The Family Nutrition Program’s Market Orientation Lesson can be taught to groups before they come to your market. Share it with local agencies, schools, or churches. [pdf-embedder url="https://vafma.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Market-orientation-lesson-plan.pdf"] [pdf-embedder url="https://vafma.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Market-orientation-lesson-slide-show.pdf"] [...]
APPLYING FOR AND STARTING YOUR SNAP/EBT PROGRAM IN VIRGINIA
Applying for and Starting your SNAP/EBT Program is a comprehensive SNAP/EBT manual for Virginia. It covers the basics of how to apply for authorization to accept SNAP at your market, how to receive a free EBT machine, and how to get your SNAP program off the ground successfully. It also has [...]
Ten Tips for Making Your Farmers Market SNAP Shopper Friendly
Taking the time to think about how to make your farmer’s market more accessible to shoppers using SNAP can help to make your EBT program popular with both vendors and shoppers. Prepared by the Virginia Cooperative Extension [pdf-embedder url="https://vafma.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Ten-Tips-.-.-.-Farmers-Market-SNAP-Shopper-Friendly-2.pdf"]
STEPS TO SUCCESS WITH SNAP/EBT
Seven Steps to Success by the Project for Public Spaces [pdf-embedder url="https://vafma.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Steps-to-Success-with-SNAP_EBT.pdf"]
SNAP TO IT, VIRGINIA!
09/15/2014 by Bob Buccieri Consider becoming eligible to accept SNAP at your market: SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits or Food Stamps accepted at your farmers market allows SNAP clients to purchase nutritious locally grown foods while supporting local farmers. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is the most current [...]
Market Programs
EXAMPLES OF SNAP ACCOUNTING PROCEDURES
01/28/2015 by Meredith Ledlie Johnson To develop SNAP accounting procedures, check out the examples that market managers from Wytheville, Salem, and Williamsburg shared.
EDUCATE CONSUMERS ABOUT USING EBT
01/28/2015 by Meredith Ledlie Johnson Give market tours! It’s an excellent way to educate consumers about using EBT at your market. The Family Nutrition Program’s Market Orientation Lesson can be taught to groups before they come to your market. Share it with local agencies, schools, or churches. [pdf-embedder url="https://vafma.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Market-orientation-lesson-plan.pdf"] [pdf-embedder url="https://vafma.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Market-orientation-lesson-slide-show.pdf"] [...]
APPLYING FOR AND STARTING YOUR SNAP/EBT PROGRAM IN VIRGINIA
Applying for and Starting your SNAP/EBT Program is a comprehensive SNAP/EBT manual for Virginia. It covers the basics of how to apply for authorization to accept SNAP at your market, how to receive a free EBT machine, and how to get your SNAP program off the ground successfully. It also has [...]
Ten Tips for Making Your Farmers Market SNAP Shopper Friendly
Taking the time to think about how to make your farmer’s market more accessible to shoppers using SNAP can help to make your EBT program popular with both vendors and shoppers. Prepared by the Virginia Cooperative Extension [pdf-embedder url="https://vafma.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Ten-Tips-.-.-.-Farmers-Market-SNAP-Shopper-Friendly-2.pdf"]
STEPS TO SUCCESS WITH SNAP/EBT
Seven Steps to Success by the Project for Public Spaces [pdf-embedder url="https://vafma.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/Steps-to-Success-with-SNAP_EBT.pdf"]
SNAP TO IT, VIRGINIA!
09/15/2014 by Bob Buccieri Consider becoming eligible to accept SNAP at your market: SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) benefits or Food Stamps accepted at your farmers market allows SNAP clients to purchase nutritious locally grown foods while supporting local farmers. The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) is the most current [...]