Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Beta© 2026 Adaptrex, LLC
Federal grant · project grant (b)
Double Up Food Bucks Nys (double Up), a Nutrition Incentive Program That Matches Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) Benefits $1 for $1, Provides NY'S Most Nutritionally Vulnerable Residents With Access to Fresh, Healthy Foods That Are Also Associated With a Lower Incidence of Chronic Disease. Double Up Can Only Be Used to Purchase Fresh Fruits and Vegetables, Making Healthy Nutritious Foods More Accessible and Affordable to Those Receiving Food Assistance. by Offering Double Up at Various Outlets - Including Farmers Markets, Mobile Markets, Small Retail and Grocery Sites - Across Urban, Suburban and Rural Communities, We Will Be Able to Reach More of Those Struggling With Food Security and Maintaining a Nutritious Diet. Using Food Access (SNAP) and Health Outcomes as Key Indicators, We Will Be Targeting Communities That Reflect the Greatest Need and Where Double Up Will Have the Greatest Impact.
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