D-SNAP Registration Event in Tampa This Week

Tampa Bay, FLDisaster Relief

This article provides crucial information about a D-SNAP registration event happening this week in Tampa, Florida, aimed at assisting Hillsborough County residents who suffered financial hardships due to Hurricanes Helene and Milton and are not currently receiving SNAP benefits. The Florida Department of Children and Families (DCF) emphasizes the importance of pre-registration to manage attendance effectively. To qualify for D-SNAP, applicants must demonstrate they resided in the county during the hurricanes and show evidence of financial loss, in addition to meeting specific income requirements. The registration event will take place at Raymond James Stadium and is scheduled to continue until Thursday. Bridget Royster, an official from DCF, is quoted to provide clarity on the eligibility criteria for potential recipients.

This article serves as a vital resource for those seeking assistance following the hurricanes.

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