Eric Adams, the mayor of New York, announced the city’s new “Money in Your Pockets” goal on Monday. The goal of this program is to make people in 20 areas more aware of the benefits they can get from different city programs.
“I grew up with a single mother who worked many jobs to make sure my siblings and I had a place to live and food to eat.” “The hustle was real,” Adams said in a touching story. “Unfortunately, a lot of people in New York still feel like the odds are against them today.” Our government, on the other hand, is determined to change that. We are committed to helping New Yorkers and lowering the cost of living in this city.
New SNAP ‘Money in Your Pockets’ Initiative Aims to Empower NYC Residents
With the launch of the “Money in Your Pockets” program, New York City is taking a big step to improve the health and happiness of its residents. This program’s goal is to help people in New York find the benefits they are eligible for. It builds on the billions of dollars that have already been given to hardworking families.
We want to make New York a city where every neighborhood and community has access to chance and prosperity. We believe that all New Yorkers deserve this, and we’re committed to giving it to them.
Mayor Eric Adams Speaks Out
July 30, at City Hall in Manhattan, Mayor Eric Adams announced a great new program for people who get SNAP. Michael M. Santiago caught the moment as Mayor Adams talked about how this program would help people.
Introducing ‘Get the Good Stuff’
People in New York can get a dollar-for-dollar match on certain fruits, veggies, and beans through a new program called Get the Good Stuff. How it works:
- For every dollar spent in SNAP benefits on eligible food items, you receive a matching dollar added to a “Get the Good Stuff” loyalty card.
- You can earn up to $10 per day in matching funds.
This project not only encourages people to eat better, but it also makes SNAP benefits last longer, which means that more healthy food is available to everyone in New York. You can make sure you have more money in your pocket while still having fresh, healthy foods by taking part in this program.
A Step Towards a Prosperous Future
Mayor Adams stressed that this project is only one of many that need to be done to make the city a place where everyone can do well. With projects like “Get the Good Stuff” and “Money in Your Pockets,” New York City is building a better, more prosperous future. Don’t miss your chance to get help from these great programs—New Yorkers, your turn is coming up!
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