Creating healthier Illinoisans: SNAP-Ed generates up to $135 million in future benefits

URBANA, Ill. — Illinoisans receive between $5.36 and $9.54 in return for each dollar spent helping Supplemental Nutritional Assistance Program participants make healthier choices through the state’s Eat.Move.Save. education programs.

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