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Food Assistance in Georgia: Food Banks & SNAP Retailers by County

Georgia has 4,731 SNAP-authorized retailers (grocery stores, supermarkets, farmers markets) in 159 counties where SNAP/EBT benefits are accepted, and 8 Feeding America member food banks serving the state. Pick a county below for the retailers and the food bank that serves it.

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4,731 SNAP-authorized retailers
159 Counties
8 Feeding America food banks
$1,023 Max SNAP (HH of 4)

Regional food banks serving Georgia

Food banks supply the pantries and meal programs in their region. Call the one nearest you to ask where to get food today.

Food bank data: Feeding America member network, retrieved 2026-10-18.

Largest Georgia counties by SNAP-authorized retailers

The 10 counties with the most SNAP-authorized retailers in the USDA data are listed below. For food banks, see the regional food banks serving Georgia. To apply for SNAP in Georgia, go to official Georgia SNAP page.

Fulton County323 Gwinnett County321 Dekalb County274 Cobb County245 Chatham County134 Muscogee County109 Clayton County107 Richmond County105 Henry County101 Bibb County91

Counties in Georgia

The number beside each county is its count of SNAP-authorized retailers.

Appling County14 Atkinson County10 Bacon County8 Baker County2 Baldwin County29 Banks County10 Barrow County35 Bartow County44 Ben Hill County13 Berrien County14 Bibb County91 Bleckley County8 Brantley County11 Brooks County14 Bryan County18 Bulloch County37 Burke County18 Butts County12 Calhoun County4 Camden County31 Candler County8 Carroll County64 Catoosa County29 Charlton County9 Chatham County134 Chattahoochee County2 Chattooga County17 Cherokee County70 Clarke County58 Clay County3 Clayton County107 Clinch County9 Cobb County245 Coffee County34 Colquitt County28 Columbia County61 Cook County10 Coweta County54 Crawford County6 Crisp County25 Dade County16 Dawson County17 Decatur County21 Dekalb County274 Dodge County15 Dooly County8 Dougherty County60 Douglas County60 Early County13 Echols County2 Effingham County20 Elbert County11 Emanuel County12 Evans County11 Fannin County11 Fayette County48 Floyd County48 Forsyth County61 Franklin County19 Fulton County323 Gilmer County17 Glascock County3 Glynn County52 Gordon County32 Grady County17 Greene County12 Gwinnett County321 Habersham County32 Hall County90 Hancock County5 Haralson County20 Harris County12 Hart County14 Heard County5 Henry County101 Houston County70 Irwin County6 Jackson County34 Jasper County9 Jeff Davis County11 Jefferson County14 Jenkins County5 Johnson County7 Jones County7 Lamar County10 Lanier County3 Laurens County37 Lee County15 Liberty County34 Lincoln County5 Long County10 Lowndes County61 Lumpkin County12 Macon County8 Madison County16 Marion County7 Mcduffie County18 Mcintosh County11 Meriwether County15 Miller County5 Mitchell County14 Monroe County10 Montgomery County5 Morgan County7 Murray County26 Muscogee County109 Newton County39 Oconee County10 Oglethorpe County5 Paulding County45 Peach County15 Pickens County16 Pierce County11 Pike County8 Polk County25 Pulaski County8 Putnam County12 Quitman County3 Rabun County9 Randolph County6 Richmond County105 Rockdale County44 Schley County5 Screven County10 Seminole County7 Spalding County38 Stephens County13 Stewart County5 Sumter County17 Talbot County4 Taliaferro County1 Tattnall County17 Taylor County5 Telfair County9 Terrell County10 Thomas County37 Tift County35 Toombs County21 Towns County8 Treutlen County3 Troup County44 Turner County6 Twiggs County6 Union County12 Upson County17 Walker County31 Walton County44 Ware County26 Warren County3 Washington County13 Wayne County20 Webster County2 Wheeler County4 White County16 Whitfield County61 Wilcox County11 Wilkes County9 Wilkinson County7 Worth County13

SNAP Eligibility in Georgia (Oct. 1, 2026 - Sept. 30, 2027)

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) helps low-income individuals and families buy food. Below are the Oct. 1, 2026 - Sept. 30, 2027 income limits and maximum monthly benefits for the 48 contiguous states and DC (Alaska and Hawaii differ). Source: USDA SNAP eligibility page, Oct. 1, 2026 - Sept. 30, 2027.

Household Size Max Gross Monthly Income (130% FPL) Max Monthly SNAP Allotment
1$1,729$306
2$2,345$562
3$2,960$808
4$3,575$1,023
5$4,191$1,217
6$4,806$1,463
7$5,421$1,616
8$6,037$1,841
Each additional+$616+$225

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Frequently Asked Questions

8 Feeding America member food banks serve Georgia: Atlanta Community Food Bank, Chattanooga Area Food Bank, Feeding the Valley Food Bank, Food Bank of Northeast Georgia, Golden Harvest Food Bank, Middle Georgia Community Food Bank, Second Harvest of Coastal Georgia, and Second Harvest of South Georgia. Their addresses, phone numbers and websites are listed on this page. Each one supplies the local pantries in its region, so calling the food bank is the fastest way to find a pantry near you.

This directory lists 4,731 USDA SNAP-authorized retailers in 159 Georgia counties, such as grocery stores, supermarkets and farmers markets. The counties with the most are Fulton County (323), Gwinnett County (321), and Dekalb County (274). Open a county page to see the stores near you.

For Oct. 1, 2026 - Sept. 30, 2027, USDA FNS lists a maximum gross monthly income of $3,575 (130% of the poverty line) and a maximum monthly benefit of $1,023 for a household of 4 in the 48 contiguous states and DC; Alaska and Hawaii have higher limits. Limits change with household size, see the table above. Source: USDA SNAP eligibility page.

Contact the regional food bank listed on this page, because food banks supply the pantries in their area. You can also call 211 or use the Feeding America food bank locator. This site does not publish individual pantry hours.