Snap state administrative costs

The Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service awarded the Florida Department of Children and Families $104.811 million on October 1, 2025, under the State Administrative Matching Grants for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (CFDA 10.561) formula grant, with performance through September 30, 2026, for state administrative expenses to operate SNAP in Florida.

The recipient passes funding to multiple sub-recipients delivering services across child welfare, nutrition assistance, and administrative support. The State of Florida Department of Financial Services conducts public assistance fraud investigations. Treasure Coast Food Bank Inc. and Second Harvest Food Bank of Central Florida provide SNAP food assistance application assistance and outreach. Fidelity National Information Services operates electronic benefits transfer systems. LexisNexis Risk Solutions provides customer authentication for public assistance applications. Public Consulting Group recovers public assistance overpayments.

Multiple community-based care organizations receive sub-awards for child welfare services: Heartland For Children (Circuit 10), Saint Johns County, Citrus Health Network, Family Support Services of North Florida (Duval and Nassau Counties), Community Based Care of Brevard (Brevard County), Partnership For Strong Families (Circuits 3 and 8), Big Bend Community Based Care (Northwest Florida), Camelot Community Care, Safe Children Coalition, Kids Central Inc. (Circuit 5), Family Support Services of Suncoast, and Daniel Memorial. These entities deliver foster care, adoption, case management, therapeutic services, and related child protective services. The Florida Department of Commerce provides employment and training program services and supports CONNECT system operations.

Performance is located in Florida.