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Food Stamp Demand on the Rise, Over 3 Million Still Getting Benefits

  

Author:
Celia Cole /(512) 320-0222 x110

November 26, 2002

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This Policy Page examines recent trends in the Food Stamp Program, the economic impact of improving program access and participation, and the effect caseload growth will have on the state budget. County estimates of the number of Texans eligible for Food Stamps and the potential benefit revenue Texas would receive if more eligible families participated are also included.