SNAP Payments for a Family of 5 in April – See the Upcoming Food Stamp Paydays

USDA funds SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) in the United States. Although the 48 contiguous States share the maximum Food Stamp amounts for 5 (it could be up to $1,158), Alaska and Hawaii will issue larger payments in 2025.

SNAP payments are also higher in Guam and the United States Virgin Islands. The high cost of living makes it possible to receive more money than elsewhere in all these areas.

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SNAP payments in April 2025

Some States may have the same payday. Here are those with an identical payment schedule in April.

April 1 Only
Alaska
North Dakota
Rhode Island
Vermont
The U.S. Virgin Islands
April 1-3: Connecticut
April 1-4:Wyoming
April 1-5: Nebraska & New Jersey
April 1-7: Virginia
April 1-9: New York, Oregon, & West Virginia
April 1-10: California, Colorado, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Nevada, Oklahoma, South Carolina, The District of Columbia & Guam
April 1-14: Massachusetts
April 1-19: Kentucky
April 1-20: New Mexico, Tennessee & Washington
April 1-22: Missouri
April 1-23: Louisiana
April 1-28: Florida & Texas
April 2-6: Montana
April 2-20: Ohio
April 2-23: Delaware
April 3-5: Hawaii
April 3-21: Michigan & North Carolina
April 4-13: Arkansas & Minnesota
April 4-21: Mississippi
April 4-22: Puerto Rico
April 4-23: Alabama & Maryland
April 5: New Hampshire
April 5-23: Georgia & Indiana
April 10: South Dakota
April 10-14: Maine
April 1-15: Wisconsin

SNAP payment amounts for 5 in Hawaii & Alaska

If you are living in one of these two States, check the maximum SNAP payment amounts for 5. Without a doubt, the largest maximum payment for Food Stamp recipients will be in Alaska.

A SNAP recipient in Alaska can receive up to $586 while in the 48 contiguous States, it is up to $292. So, for five, it is up to $1,494, or up to $1,905, or up to $2,319. The lowest maximum amount if for citizens in Alaska who live in an urban area. Rural Area 1 or 2 receives larger payments respectively.

Five-member families living in Hawaii can receive up to $2,046. Even if it is a lower maximum amount than in Alaska, it is a great deal of money if compared to the other State’s maximum amounts.

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