
Double Up Food Bucks Wisconsin helps FoodShare members bring home more healthy food while supporting Wisconsin farmers. When you use your FoodShare (SNAP, EBT, food stamps) card at participating locations, you can receive matching funds of up to $20 per week to spend on eligible fruits and vegetables.
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VIEW PARTICIPATING SITESWhat is Double Up Food Bucks?
Double Up Food Bucks Wisconsin is a statewide healthy food incentive program that matches FoodShare purchases with additional dollars to spend on fruits and vegetables. When you shop at participating farmers markets, grocery stores, food cooperatives, CSA programs, and other eligible locations, you receive a dollar-for-dollar match, up to $20 per week.



How does Double Up Food Bucks work?
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Visit a participating location and swipe your FoodShare (SNAP, EBT, food stamps) card for the amount you’d like to spend.
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Receive tokens for your FoodShare and a dollar-for-dollar match, up to $20 per week of additional Double Up Bucks.
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Use Double Up Bucks to purchase eligible fruits and vegetables and use your FoodShare tokens to buy any eligible food items.
What can I purchase with Double Up Bucks?
Fresh, cut, frozen, dried, and canned fruits and vegetables packed in water or 100% juice.
How do I find a participating location?
Double Up Food Bucks Wisconsin is available at more than 50 locations across the state. Click HERE to view a full list of participating locations.
Double Up Food Bucks Wisconisn would not be possible without the support of the State of Wisconsin Department of Health Services and the Wisconsin Nutrition Incentive Network. The coalition and program leadership includes University of Wisconsin-Madison Farm to Facts, UW Division of Extension; American Heart Association, Community Action Coalition, Central Wisconsin Farmers Market Collaborative, Wello, Southeast Wisconsin Farmers Market Collaborative, UW-Eau Claire, and Menomonie Market Food Co-op. Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin is a proud coalition co-leader, partner, and program administrator for Southeast Wisconsin.


Double Up Food Bucks Wisconsin funding will run out before the 2027 farmers market season. If you’d like to use your voice to help us make sure this program is available next summer, click HERE to add your name.