Available Programs

Available Programs

Programs supported by The Ohio Benefit Bank are available to help Ohioans, including those that are working. These programs can provide resources to individuals who may be having a hard time making ends meet, while boosting the money spent in our communities. You can learn more about each of the programs supported by The Ohio Benefit Bank by clicking on the program name. Find something that you think could help you and your family? Click to apply today!

Food and Nutrition Programs:

  • Food Assistance
    Formerly called Food Stamps and now also referred to as SNAP, the Food Assistance program is a federal program designed to assist Ohio families and individuals cover the cost of groceries. The assistance is placed on an EBT card every month, making the program safe, secure and easy to use. Click here to apply today!
  • Women Infants and Children (WIC)
    The WIC program is a nutrition program for pregnant women and children age 5 years and younger, providing access to nutritious foods, information and breastfeeding education. Click here to apply today!
  • USDA Child Nutrition Programs
    Also referred to as the Free and Reduced Priced Lunch Program, the USDA Child Nutrition Program is available for families with children in primary and secondary school who are in need of the free and low-cost breakfast and lunch programs offered through their public or private school. Click here to apply today!

Healthcare Assistance Programs:

Taxes and Student Aid Programs:

  • File Your Federal and State Tax Returns
    Most households that make under $60,000 can file their state and federal taxes for free with The Benefit Bank. Everyone who files with The Benefit Bank is screened for various credits, including the Earned Income Tax Credit-- credits which are often missed by Ohioans filing their taxes otherwise. By e-filing, Ohioans can maximize their refunds, while receiving their refunds in 14 days or less. Click here to file today!
  • Earned Income Tax Credit
    The Earned Income Tax Credit (EITC) is a refundable federal tax credit for low- to moderate-income working individuals and families. Individuals between the ages of 25 and 65 with earned income may qualify for the EITC if they meet certain income guidelines. Click here to file today!
  • Free Application for Federal Student Aid
    The FAFSA is used to apply for federal financial aid to cover the cost of college and other post-secondary programs. Categories of aid fall into one of three sections: grants, work-study, and loans, each supported through the FAFSA. Click here to apply today!

Help with Other Programs:

Commonly Requested Documents

When applying for assistance, for many of the programs supported by The Ohio Benefit Bank, original verification is needed. Click to view a list of documents that may be needed when completing an application.