“Can you get SNAP?
To get SNAP benefits, your household must meet certain
conditions and requirements. Your household includes
everyone who lives with you and who buys and prepares
food with you.
If you are experiencing homelessness, you can still get
SNAP benefits even if you do not have an address,
a place to stay, or a place to cook meals. You are
considered homeless if you do not have a fixed regular
nighttime residence or your primary nighttime residence is
a temporary accommodation in a:
• Supervised shelter.
• Halfway house.
• Residence of another person.
• Place not designated for regular sleeping, such as a
hallway, bus station, or lobby.”
Point to which of these is under a bridge, on the street, or in your car???
Place not designated for regular sleeping, such as a
hallway, bus station, or lobby.”
Come on you are nitpicking. They don’t care where you are sleeping. A car, a tent, whatever. All you need is a mailing address and General Delivery works just fine.