Maryland Access Point — Aging and Disability Help

Summary: Direct access to Maryland’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in Maryland.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in Maryland

Open the linked Maryland access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for Maryland


Maryland Center for History and Culture — Museums for All Admission

Free or reduced admission to museums, zoos, historic sites, performances, and other cultural attractions through an eligibility or access program.

Check the qualifying credential, exact admission price, eligible party size, reservation rules, hours, and excluded add-ons.

Summary: Maryland Center for History and Culture in Baltimore, MD is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

Admission from free to $5 per person for at least four people per SNAP EBT card during normal operating hours, subject to the participating institution’s current policy.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Maryland Center for History and Culture in Baltimore, MD

Present a SNAP EBT card from any U.S. state and usually photo identification. The institution sets its exact admission price, ticket process, party size beyond the program minimum, hours, reservations, and exhibit exclusions.

Open the institution’s linked site and confirm its current Museums for All price, hours, reservation process, eligible party size, and exclusions. At admission, present the SNAP EBT card and any requested photo identification; SNAP benefit funds are not used to pay admission.

The user's out-of-pocket cost cannot be represented by one fixed amount because it depends on provider policy, income, household, geography, selected service, coverage group, subsidy amount, or the underlying program. It may be free, reduced, sliding-scale, or partly paid.

Read and disclose the record's fees and requirements; use the most precise bounded price or variation reason available instead of repeating only that cost varies.

coverage or service-dependent cost sharing

directory of programs with different terms

cost information was necessarily omitted

Eligible general admission is free to $5 per person for at least four people. Parking, special exhibitions, add-on experiences, food, and other purchases may cost extra. Participation and operational details can change, so confirm before visiting.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Maryland Center for History and Culture


Maryland Legal Aid — Free Civil Legal Aid

A locally or regionally administered public or nonprofit service program, often with defined geographic and eligibility rules.

Check jurisdiction, intake, eligibility, capacity, schedule, and whether the record represents a direct provider or referral route.

Summary: A direct Legal Services Corporation-funded program providing free civil legal help within a defined Maryland service area. Multiple records are retained where separate organizations serve different regions or populations.

Free legal information, advice, brief service, representation, clinics, referrals, or self-help resources for eligible civil legal problems, depending on the program’s capacity and priorities.

Person seeking civil legal help in the organization’s Maryland service area

The serving organization determines eligibility based on geography, household income and assets, legal issue, citizenship or eligible immigration rules where applicable, conflicts, funding restrictions, and available capacity. Help is not guaranteed and criminal defense is generally outside LSC-funded civil legal aid.

Open the serving organization’s official site, review its locations, service area, issue priorities and intake rules, then use its online, phone, clinic, or office intake path. Contact another listed organization if this program does not serve your county or legal issue.

The core benefit has no required payment, purchase, deposit, paid membership, or pre-existing paid-product relationship under the captured terms.

Still disclose optional add-ons, transportation, parking, replacement charges, taxes, capacity, and eligibility conditions found in fees or requirements.

LSC-funded legal services are free to eligible clients, but a program may decline or limit a case because of service area, eligibility, case priorities, conflicts, legal deadlines, or capacity. Court filing, expert, document, or other third-party costs may require a separate waiver or may not be covered.

LSC funded-program directory record for Maryland Legal Aid


Maryland Medicaid and CHIP Help

A government-funded or administered benefit, service, coverage program, assistance program, or public access route.

Identify the administering jurisdiction and disclose income, household, age, disability, immigration, residence, renewal, fee, and capacity rules that apply.

Summary: Direct state-level access to Maryland's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through Maryland's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in Maryland

Maryland determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked Maryland enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and Maryland rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for Maryland


Maryland SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to Maryland's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible Maryland households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in Maryland

Maryland determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked Maryland application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and Maryland rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.


Maryland State Library for the Blind and Print Disabled — Free Accessible Library Service

Eligibility for a public or specialized library card, collection, lending network, or accessible library service.

Check residence, work, school, property, age, disability, card type, good-standing, lending, reservation, and service-area rules.

Summary: Maryland State Library for the Blind and Print Disabled is a National Library Service Regional Library serving Maryland. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Free braille, audio, and other accessible books and magazines; BARD digital downloads; reader-advisory help; and, where offered, long-term loan of accessible playback equipment or additional local collections.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: Maryland

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: Maryland.

Open the library’s service page or its Library of Congress directory entry, request the NLS application, obtain the required certification, and submit it to the network library serving the applicant’s address. After approval, ask about mailed materials, BARD access, equipment, and locally produced collections.

NLS service, eligible reading materials, BARD access, and program playback equipment are free to registered patrons. Mailed program materials circulate postage-free. Borrowed equipment and materials remain program property and must be returned when required; optional commercial devices or unrelated library services may cost extra.

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Maryland


Maryland Unemployment Insurance Application

Summary: Direct state-level access to Maryland's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under Maryland's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in Maryland

Maryland determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked Maryland unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

There is no fee to file an unemployment claim. Eligibility and payment are not guaranteed, benefit amount and duration vary, unemployment benefits can be taxable, and missing certifications or deadlines can delay or end payment. Use only the official linked state service and never pay a third party to file.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for Maryland


Maryland Weatherization Assistance

Maryland Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to Maryland's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through Maryland's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in Maryland

Applicants generally must live in Maryland and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked Maryland weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

There is no fee to apply and approved weatherization work is provided without charge to the eligible household. Funding, waitlists, dwelling condition, landlord permission, measure cost-effectiveness, health-and-safety limits, and local program rules can restrict or delay service; the program does not cover every repair or appliance.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for Maryland


Mass Options — Aging and Disability Help

Summary: Direct access to Massachusetts’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in Massachusetts.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in Massachusetts

Information and referral are generally available to older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families without an income test. Each referred benefit or service sets its own age, disability, functional-need, income, asset, residence, insurance, or program eligibility rules.

Open the linked Massachusetts access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

Information, referral, and options counseling are provided without a finder fee. A referred service may be free, subsidized, insurance-covered, waitlisted, or paid, and may require a formal application or assessment. Availability and eligibility vary by locality and program.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for Massachusetts


Massachusetts Medicaid and CHIP Help

Summary: Direct state-level access to Massachusetts's Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program enrollment path and official program information.

Free or low-cost health coverage for eligible adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, or people with disabilities through Massachusetts's Medicaid and CHIP programs.

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in Massachusetts

Massachusetts determines eligibility under federal and state rules covering income, household, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and the coverage group requested.

Open the linked Massachusetts enrollment or application page, choose the coverage and application route that matches the household, submit the requested information and verification, and monitor eligibility and renewal notices.

There is no fee to apply. Medicaid is generally free or low-cost, while premiums or cost sharing can apply to some eligibility groups or CHIP coverage. Eligibility, covered services, provider networks, renewal rules, and applicant costs follow current federal and Massachusetts rules; applying does not guarantee enrollment.

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for Massachusetts


Massachusetts SNAP Food Assistance

Summary: Direct state-level access to Massachusetts's Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program application and official program information.

Monthly food-purchasing benefits for eligible Massachusetts households, with the amount set under federal and state rules.

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in Massachusetts

Massachusetts determines eligibility under federal SNAP rules covering household composition, income, resources, work rules, residence, citizenship or qualified immigration status, and documentation. Expedited processing may be available for households with very low income and resources that meet current rules.

Open the linked Massachusetts application or official SNAP page, create any required state benefits account, submit the household application, complete the interview and verification requests, and monitor notices and renewal deadlines.

There is no fee to apply. Eligibility, benefit amount, interview and verification procedures, expedited-service timing, recertification, and eligible purchases follow current federal and Massachusetts rules; submitting an application does not guarantee approval.

Massachusetts SNAP program directory entry


Massachusetts Unemployment Insurance Application

Massachusetts unemployment insurance agency

Summary: Direct state-level access to Massachusetts's unemployment insurance claim information or filing system.

Temporary cash wage replacement for eligible workers who performed covered work and become unemployed or partially unemployed under Massachusetts's unemployment insurance rules.

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in Massachusetts

Massachusetts determines eligibility using work and wage history, the reason for separation or reduction in hours, ability and availability for work, timely filing and weekly certification, identity verification, work-search requirements, and other current state and federal rules.

Open the linked Massachusetts unemployment page, file the initial claim as soon as possible after the qualifying job separation or hours reduction, provide complete employment and identity information, and follow all weekly certification, work-search, response, and appeal deadlines.

U.S. Department of Labor state unemployment insurance office directory for Massachusetts


Massachusetts Weatherization Assistance

Massachusetts Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

Summary: Direct state-level access to Massachusetts's Weatherization Assistance Program and its local application route for income-eligible households.

No-cost, approved home energy-efficiency and health-and-safety improvements delivered through Massachusetts's Weatherization Assistance Program after eligibility, building assessment, prioritization, and funding review.

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in Massachusetts

Applicants generally must live in Massachusetts and meet the administering agency's current household-income rules. Priority can apply to older adults, households with a person with a disability or children, high-energy users, and households with a high energy burden. Both homeowners and renters may be eligible, but rental work can require owner approval.

Open the linked Massachusetts weatherization page, identify the local provider or online application serving the home, submit income and household documentation, complete any required energy assessment, and follow provider instructions and waitlist notices.

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for Massachusetts


Massillon Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Massillon Museum in Massillon, OH is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Massillon Museum in Massillon, OH

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Massillon Museum


Mastercard Easy Savings

A targeted merchant reward or statement credit that must be activated for an eligible payment card before a qualifying transaction.

Disclose targeting, activation, eligible card, merchant, transaction, expiration, and personalization requirements.

Summary: Participating issuers make Mastercard Easy Savings rebates and discounts available to eligible U.S. small-business credit, debit, or prepaid cardholders at participating merchants.

Automatic rebates and merchant discounts at participating business, fuel, travel, dining, and service merchants.

Eligible Mastercard small-business cardholder

Hold an eligible Mastercard small-business card issued by a participating institution, confirm enrollment or eligibility with the issuer, and use that card for a qualifying purchase under the current merchant offer.

Check the issuer or Mastercard program page for enrollment status and current offers, then pay with the eligible business card as instructed.

The benefit is earned only when the user makes an eligible underlying purchase.

Disclose eligible merchants or products, tracking or coupon rules, returns, exclusions, and the fact that a purchase is required.

Mastercard describes the program as no extra cost to eligible small-business cardholders. Card fees, interest, issuer participation, merchant eligibility, caps, exclusions, and offer dates still apply.


Mattatuck Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, CT is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Mattatuck Museum in Waterbury, CT

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Mattatuck Museum


Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum in Ann Arbor, MI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum in Ann Arbor, MI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Matthaei Botanical Gardens and Nichols Arboretum


Mattress Factory — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Mattress Factory in Pittsburgh, PA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Mattress Factory in Pittsburgh, PA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Mattress Factory


MaxRebates Shopping Rewards

A referral portal that awards cash back, points, miles, or another reward when an eligible purchase begins through its tracked link.

Disclose account, click-through, tracking, merchant, product, coupon, return, payout, rate-change, and purchase requirements.

Summary: Reward portal monitored by Cashback Monitor across 7,844 stores as of 2026-08-04 10:14 AM EDT. Rates and participating merchants change frequently.

Cash back, points, miles, or other rewards on eligible purchases initiated through the portal.

Member of the named rewards portal or loyalty program

Join or hold the required portal or loyalty account, begin the shopping session through the portal, satisfy merchant exclusions and purchase terms, and allow the transaction to track.

Start at the portal before purchase and follow its tracking, cookie, coupon, and eligible-payment rules.

Portal membership is generally no-cost; the underlying purchase is required and return or coupon rules can void rewards.

US
Portal and merchant availability varies


MaxRewards Gold Offer Activation

A service that consolidates, tracks, or helps activate benefits, credits, rewards, certificates, or expirations.

Distinguish the tracker's own free or paid tier from the underlying benefits it monitors.

Summary: A paid rewards-management service that tracks card value and can activate supported issuer offers.

Centralized card benefit, reward, and offer tracking with supported offer activation.

Supported credit-card holder
MaxRewards Gold subscriber

Subscribe to MaxRewards Gold and connect supported financial accounts.

Connect supported accounts and enable supported automation.

Access to the benefit requires an active membership or service tier with a recurring or one-time price.

State the membership cost and renewal terms when known; never characterize the benefit as universally free.

Paid subscription required for Gold automation features.


Mayborn Museum Complex — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Mayborn Museum Complex in Waco, TX is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Mayborn Museum Complex in Waco, TX

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Mayborn Museum Complex


Maymont — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Maymont in Richmond, VA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Maymont in Richmond, VA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Maymont


MCA Denver — Museums for All Admission

Summary: MCA Denver in Denver, CO is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting MCA Denver in Denver, CO

Museums for All participant-directory listing for MCA Denver


McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center in Concord, NH is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center in Concord, NH

Museums for All participant-directory listing for McAuliffe-Shepard Discovery Center


McCelvey Center (Culture & Heritage Museums) — Museums for All Admission

Summary: McCelvey Center (Culture & Heritage Museums) in York, SC is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting McCelvey Center (Culture & Heritage Museums) in York, SC

Museums for All participant-directory listing for McCelvey Center (Culture & Heritage Museums)


McFadden Nature Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: McFadden Nature Center in Donalsonville, GA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting McFadden Nature Center in Donalsonville, GA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for McFadden Nature Center


McKinley Presidential Library & Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: McKinley Presidential Library & Museum in Canton, OH is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting McKinley Presidential Library & Museum in Canton, OH

Museums for All participant-directory listing for McKinley Presidential Library & Museum


McKinney Apex Free Caregiver Admission

Summary: People with special needs may bring a caregiver into the Apex Centre without an additional caregiver admission charge.

One qualifying caregiver may accompany the eligible participant without paying a separate admission fee.

Caregiver accompanying an eligible Apex Centre participant with special needs

The primary participant must fit the facility's current special-needs category, and both people must follow admission, membership or day-pass, caregiver, supervision, accessibility, pool, equipment, health, safety, and conduct rules.

Confirm the current accommodation with the facility, identify the caregiver relationship at entry, and complete any required participant admission or registration.

The benefit adds no separate charge, but the user must already have an eligible card, account, insurance plan, library card, membership, employment, or similar relationship that may itself cost money.

Say included or no additional cost, not universally free, and name the qualifying relationship.

The qualifying caregiver enters at no additional charge; the participant's admission, memberships, classes, rentals, food, and other add-ons may cost extra.


McKinney Free Downtown Trolley

Summary: McKinney's accessible downtown trolley carries residents and visitors among stops around the historic district without fare.

Ride the regular downtown trolley route free of charge during operating hours.

Travel during current operating days and hours and follow route, stop, flag-down, capacity, accessibility, stroller, animal, holiday, weather, safety, conduct, and rider rules.

Review the current route and schedule, wait at a designated stop or flag the trolley where permitted, and board when space is available.

Regular public trolley rides are free; private rentals, parking, food, events, and other transportation may cost extra.


McKinney Free Household Hazardous and E-Waste Pickup

Summary: Eligible McKinney households may schedule up to 12 household hazardous-waste and 12 electronic-waste curbside pickups per calendar year at no additional charge.

Scheduled curbside collection of accepted residential household toxics and electronics without a separate pickup fee.

Eligible McKinney resident with accepted household hazardous waste or e-waste

Be an eligible resident receiving the applicable city service, request collection before the published deadline, and follow annual-use, collection-day, item, quantity, container, placement, commercial-waste, and safety rules.

Review accepted items, submit a pickup request before the deadline for the regular collection day, and prepare material as directed.

Up to the current annual pickup limits are included; excluded, commercial, excess, or specially handled material may cost extra or be refused.


McKinney Library Free Computers and Wi-Fi

A specific digital, physical, educational, technology, cultural, or accessibility service offered through a library system.

Verify card type, local eligibility, inventory, loan period, reservations, fines, replacement costs, age, and branch-specific availability.

Summary: McKinney Public Library provides public computers, internet-only and guest access, password-free Wi-Fi, and free scanning.

Use available library internet technology and scanning without a commercial subscription.

McKinney Public Library visitor or eligible account holder

Follow current card, internet-only account or guest-pass, session, reservation, age, filtering, privacy, printing, scanning, equipment, capacity, acceptable-use, and conduct rules.

Connect to the Library Public Wi-Fi, obtain the appropriate computer login or guest pass, or use an available document station for scanning.

Core computer, Wi-Fi, and scanning access are free; printing, copying, damage, optional services, and other equipment may cost extra.


McKinney Public Library — Classes and library programs

Summary: McKinney Public Library documents classes and library programs as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

classes and library programs

Eligible McKinney Public Library cardholder

Collin County residents, current City of McKinney and McKinney ISD employees, and McKinney business owners can receive a free digital library card under current identity, address, age, guardian, and verification rules. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Open the linked official library source, confirm current availability for this specific benefit, then sign in, reserve, register, contact the library, or visit a participating branch as instructed.

No separate core benefit charge is described for eligible users; card, nonresident, printing, supplies, consumables, replacement or damage, partner, venue, and optional add-on charges may apply.

McKinney Public Library Cardholder Benefits


McKinney Public Library — Fine-free borrowing

Summary: McKinney Public Library documents fine-free borrowing as a current physical borrowing benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

fine-free borrowing


McKinney Public Library — Free interlibrary loan for eligible McKinney residents plus potential TexShare borrowing at participating Texas…

Summary: McKinney Public Library documents free interlibrary loan for eligible McKinney residents plus potential TexShare borrowing at participating Texas libraries after six months in good standing as a current physical borrowing benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


McKinney Public Library — Free public computers and Wi-Fi

Summary: McKinney Public Library documents free public computers and Wi-Fi as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

free public computers and Wi-Fi

Library visitor or resident eligible under McKinney Public Library's current rules

The service is described as public or available without a standard card requirement. Confirm current branch, residence, identification, age, schedule, capacity, equipment, and service-specific rules with McKinney Public Library.

No core service charge is described; printing, supplies, consumables, transportation, replacement or damage charges, partner services, and optional add-ons may cost extra.


McKinney Public Library — Free self-service document scanning to email or a USB device

Summary: McKinney Public Library documents free self-service document scanning to email or a USB device as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


McKinney Public Library — Genealogy and local-history research using specialized collections, classes, Ancestry Library Edition onsite,…

Summary: McKinney Public Library documents genealogy and local-history research using specialized collections, classes, Ancestry Library Edition onsite, and remote HeritageQuest and Newspapers.com access as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


McKinney Public Library — McKinney-resident cloudLibrary access

Summary: McKinney Public Library documents McKinney-resident cloudLibrary access as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

McKinney-resident cloudLibrary access


McKinney Public Library — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: McKinney Public Library documents physical and digital borrowing as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical and digital borrowing


Summary: McKinney Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, McKinney-resident cloudLibrary access, fine-free borrowing, free public computers and Wi-Fi, free interlibrary loan for eligible McKinney residents plus potential TexShare borrowing at participating Texas libraries after six months in good standing, classes and library programs, genealogy and local-history research using specialized collections, classes, Ancestry Library Edition onsite, and remote HeritageQuest and Newspapers.com access, free self-service document scanning to email or a USB device.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, McKinney-resident cloudLibrary access, fine-free borrowing, free public computers and Wi-Fi, free interlibrary loan for eligible McKinney residents plus potential TexShare borrowing at participating Texas libraries after six months in good standing, classes and library programs, genealogy and local-history research using specialized collections, classes, Ancestry Library Edition onsite, and remote HeritageQuest and Newspapers.com access, free self-service document scanning to email or a USB device.

Collin County residents, current City of McKinney and McKinney ISD employees, and McKinney business owners can receive a free digital library card under current identity, address, age, guardian, and verification rules. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.

Apply for or verify a library card, then use the card number and PIN online or check out physical benefits through a branch.

No card fee for eligible residents; nonresident, replacement, printing, damage, or lost-item charges may apply.


McKinney-Vento Education Rights for Students Experiencing Homelessness

State and local educational agencies under the McKinney-Vento Homeless Assistance Act

Summary: Children and youth experiencing homelessness have federal rights to immediate school enrollment, school stability, full participation, and support through a local homeless-education liaison even when ordinary enrollment documents are unavailable.

Immediate enrollment and attendance, a best-interest decision about staying in the school of origin or enrolling locally, transportation to the school of origin when required, comparable school services, help obtaining records, and a written dispute and appeal process.

Child or youth experiencing homelessness

Parent or caregiver seeking school access for an eligible student

The child or youth must meet the McKinney-Vento definition based on lacking a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence. Coverage can include sharing housing because of loss or hardship, shelters, motels, cars, public spaces, and unaccompanied youth situations; the local liaison determines eligibility and disputes can be appealed.

Ask the school district for its local homeless-education liaison, explain the current living situation, request immediate enrollment or school-of-origin support, and use the written dispute process if eligibility, school selection, enrollment, or transportation is denied.

The protected public education, liaison help, and required transportation are free. The law does not pay every housing, travel, child-care, clothing, or personal expense, though the liaison can connect families to other supports.

Public school districts and covered charter schools


McLean County Museum of History — Museums for All Admission

Summary: McLean County Museum of History in Bloomington, IL is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

Admission from free to $5 per person for at least four people per SNAP EBT card during normal operating hours, subject to the participating institution’s current policy.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting McLean County Museum of History in Bloomington, IL

Present a SNAP EBT card from any U.S. state and usually photo identification. The institution sets its exact admission price, ticket process, party size beyond the program minimum, hours, reservations, and exhibit exclusions.

Open the institution’s linked site and confirm its current Museums for All price, hours, reservation process, eligible party size, and exclusions. At admission, present the SNAP EBT card and any requested photo identification; SNAP benefit funds are not used to pay admission.

Eligible general admission is free to $5 per person for at least four people. Parking, special exhibitions, add-on experiences, food, and other purchases may cost extra. Participation and operational details can change, so confirm before visiting.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for McLean County Museum of History


McNay Art Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, TX is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting McNay Art Museum in San Antonio, TX

Museums for All participant-directory listing for McNay Art Museum


McWane Science Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: McWane Science Center in Birmingham, AL is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting McWane Science Center in Birmingham, AL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for McWane Science Center


Meadow Brook Hall — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester, MI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Meadow Brook Hall in Rochester, MI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Meadow Brook Hall


Meadow Farm Museum at Crump Park — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Meadow Farm Museum at Crump Park in Glen Allen, VA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Meadow Farm Museum at Crump Park in Glen Allen, VA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Meadow Farm Museum at Crump Park


Mecklenburg County Full-Service Recycling Centers

Summary: County residents can use four full-service centers for accepted recycling, household hazardous waste, electronics, bulky material, and limited household trash.

No-cost drop-off for many accepted residential recycling and household hazardous-waste materials, subject to published limits.

Mecklenburg County resident using a full-service recycling center

Bring residency proof or obtain the county entry sticker and follow current material, quantity, vehicle, preparation, and site rules; business material is handled separately.

Choose a center, review accepted materials and fees, and bring properly prepared items with required residency proof.

Many recycling and household hazardous-waste items are free; excess trash and specified materials carry published fees.

Charlotte and Mecklenburg County, North Carolina


Medicaid and CHIP State Help Directory

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services

A searchable directory or referral system for finding programs whose actual eligibility and terms are determined by separate providers.

Use it to identify candidate programs, then verify eligibility, availability, cost, and application steps with the administering provider.

Summary: Official state contacts for applying for Medicaid and Children's Health Insurance Program coverage or getting enrollment help.

Comprehensive or targeted health coverage for eligible people, with coverage, premiums, and cost sharing determined by the state program.

Person eligible for a state Medicaid or CHIP program

Eligibility depends on state, household, income, age, pregnancy, disability, family status, citizenship or immigration rules, and other program factors.

Choose the state and apply through its Medicaid or CHIP agency or the applicable Marketplace pathway.

Medicaid is often no-cost or low-cost; CHIP may have premiums or cost sharing. Confirm the state's terms.


Medicaid Health Coverage

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and state Medicaid agencies

Summary: Medicaid provides state-administered health coverage to millions of eligible low-income adults, children, pregnant people, older adults, and people with disabilities.

Coverage of federally required services such as inpatient and outpatient hospital care, physician services, laboratory and X-ray services, and home health services, plus optional benefits chosen by the state.

Person eligible for Medicaid under current state rules

The applicant must satisfy the state's financial and nonfinancial rules for an eligible Medicaid group. Rules vary by state and can consider income, household and tax relationships, age, pregnancy, parenting status, disability, residency, citizenship or qualifying immigration status, and other program factors.

Use Medicaid's official state contact directory or the applicable Health Insurance Marketplace to submit an application at any time of year, provide requested verification, and complete state enrollment steps.

There is no fee to apply. Premiums and cost sharing are limited by federal rules but vary by state, eligibility group, service, and income; some beneficiaries and services have no cost sharing.

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Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program

Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services and approved suppliers

Summary: Medicare Part B covers a structured health-behavior program that helps eligible people with prediabetes prevent or delay type 2 diabetes.

Sixteen weekly core group sessions over six months, followed by six monthly maintenance sessions, with coaching on lasting diet, physical-activity, and weight changes. Approved delivery can be in person, live online, hybrid, or self-paced online under current rules.

Medicare Part B enrollee meeting Medicare Diabetes Prevention Program risk criteria

The participant must have Medicare Part B, a qualifying blood-test result within the 12 months before the first core session, a body-mass index of at least 25 or at least 23 for an Asian participant, and no prior diagnosis of type 1 or type 2 diabetes or end-stage renal disease. Services must come from an approved supplier, and Medicare Advantage network rules may apply.

Review the qualifying test and body-mass-index criteria with a clinician, use Medicare's supplier search to find an approved in-person or online program, and confirm network participation with a Medicare Advantage plan before enrolling.

An eligible participant pays nothing for the covered program. Unapproved suppliers, noncovered tests or services, and out-of-network Medicare Advantage care can cost money; coverage does not include unrelated gym, food, device, or weight-loss expenses.

Approved in-person and online Medicare supplier availability


Medicare Part D Extra Help

Social Security Administration and Medicare

Summary: A federal low-income subsidy lowers Medicare prescription-drug plan premiums, deductibles, and covered-drug cost sharing.

Reduced or zero Part D premium and deductible, capped prescription copays, and no Part D late-enrollment penalty while receiving Extra Help.

Medicare beneficiary with limited income and resources

The person must have or enroll in Medicare prescription-drug coverage and meet current income and resource rules, unless automatically eligible through Medicaid, a Medicare Savings Program, or SSI. Territorial alternatives differ.

Apply online with Social Security or by phone, unless automatically enrolled, and provide household income and resource information.

Application is free. Approved beneficiaries can still owe capped copays and must follow the drug plan's pharmacy and formulary rules.

Not available in certain territories that use separate assistance programs


Medicare Plan Fitness Benefits

A service, membership, discount, or access benefit included with a qualifying insurance plan.

Verify the exact plan, service area, enrollment, participating provider, renewal, and member-cost rules; do not generalize across insurers or plan variants.

Summary: Some Medicare Advantage, other Medicare health, and Medigap plans include gym memberships or fitness programs even though Original Medicare does not.

Plan-specific gym membership, classes, or fitness-program access.

Enroll in a plan that explicitly includes a fitness benefit; program, network, and availability vary by plan and ZIP code.

Check plan evidence of coverage and enroll with the named fitness program.

Included plans may have premiums, copays, network limits, or other costs unrelated to the fitness benefit.


Medicare Preventive and Screening Services

Summary: Medicare Part B covers a broad set of preventive exams, vaccines, lab tests, screenings, counseling, and health-monitoring services, with most covered preventive services available at no out-of-pocket cost under the applicable rules.

Medicare-covered preventive and screening services, including listed cancer, cardiovascular, diabetes, infectious-disease, behavioral-health, tobacco, wellness, vaccine, and nutrition services.

Medicare Part B beneficiary who meets a preventive service's coverage rules

The person must have Medicare Part B and meet the service's age, risk, timing, frequency, referral, and other coverage rules. To receive most services for no cost, the service must be covered and furnished by a provider who accepts Medicare assignment.

Review the service-specific coverage and frequency rules, confirm that the provider accepts assignment, schedule the preventive service, and ask in advance whether any additional diagnostic or noncovered service is planned.

Most covered preventive services cost nothing when the provider accepts assignment, but not every service is free. Charges can apply for noncovered frequency, diagnostic follow-up, facility or other services, or providers who do not accept assignment.


Medicare Savings Programs

Summary: Four state-administered Medicare Savings Programs help qualifying people with limited income and resources pay Medicare Part A or Part B premiums and, for some groups, deductibles, coinsurance, and copayments.

Payment of eligible Medicare premiums and, depending on the program, other Medicare cost sharing; qualifying also triggers Part D Extra Help.

Medicare beneficiary eligible for a state Medicare Savings Program

The applicant must have or qualify for the Medicare parts required by the specific program and meet the state's current income, resource, residence, and Medicaid-administration rules. States may use more generous rules than the federal baseline, and Qualifying Individual funding is first come, first served each year.

Review the current Medicare program descriptions and contact the state Medicaid office to apply for QMB, SLMB, QI, or QDWI assistance.

There is no fee to apply. Approved programs reduce specified Medicare costs but do not necessarily eliminate every premium, copayment, drug cost, or noncovered service charge.


Medici Museum of Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Medici Museum of Art in Warren, OH is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Medici Museum of Art in Warren, OH

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Medici Museum of Art


Meijer mPerks Coupons and Rewards

A rotating or standing benefit available because a person is an eligible customer or loyalty-program member.

Disclose the required customer relationship, account standing, activation channel, rotation, quantity, and personalization.

Summary: mPerks combines digital coupons with points from qualifying Meijer purchases that can be claimed for store or fuel rewards.

Clipped coupon discounts and points redeemable for dollars off, fuel savings, free items, and other current rewards.

Use a Meijer account, clip coupons when required, identify the mPerks account at checkout, earn points on eligible transactions, claim a reward before redemption, and use points before their rolling expiration.

Sign in at Meijer.com or in the app, clip coupons or claim a points reward, and provide the mPerks ID and PIN at checkout or the pump.

mPerks is included with a free Meijer account. Purchases are required; exclusions, coupon limits, point expiration, and fuel caps apply.

Meijer service area; fuel-redemption availability varies


Memorial Art Gallery of the Univeristy of Rochester — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Memorial Art Gallery of the Univeristy of Rochester in Rochester, NY is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Memorial Art Gallery of the Univeristy of Rochester in Rochester, NY

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Memorial Art Gallery of the Univeristy of Rochester


Memphis 901 Pass Recreation Access

Summary: The 901 Pass gives verified Memphis residents access to city community-center, senior-center, and aquatics-center programs and special events.

No-cost access to covered Memphis Parks recreation programs and special events at participating city facilities.

Be a City of Memphis resident, create the required profile, provide one accepted identity document and two current proofs of residency, and follow each facility's schedule and rules.

Create a Memphis Parks profile, take the required documents to a card-printing location, receive the physical 901 Pass, and present it where required.

The initial pass and covered recreation access are free; replacement cards, concessions, transportation, and noncovered services may cost extra.

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Memphis and Shelby County Household Hazardous Waste Facility

Summary: Memphis and Shelby County residents can use the permanent Haley Road facility for accepted household chemicals and hazardous materials.

Resident household hazardous-waste disposal up to the current visit limit at the county facility.

Memphis or Shelby County resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Be a Memphis or Shelby County resident, use household rather than business waste, stay within the current gallon or weight limit, and follow accepted-item, packaging, transport, and hours rules.

Check the current hours and Waste Wizard, package accepted material safely, and take it to the Haley Road facility with any required residency proof.

No separate resident drop-off fee is stated for accepted household material within the 15-gallon or 100-pound limit; excluded or commercial disposal may cost extra.


Memphis Area Legal Services, Inc. — Free Civil Legal Aid

Summary: A direct Legal Services Corporation-funded program providing free civil legal help within a defined Tennessee service area. Multiple records are retained where separate organizations serve different regions or populations.

Free legal information, advice, brief service, representation, clinics, referrals, or self-help resources for eligible civil legal problems, depending on the program’s capacity and priorities.

Person seeking civil legal help in the organization’s Tennessee service area

The serving organization determines eligibility based on geography, household income and assets, legal issue, citizenship or eligible immigration rules where applicable, conflicts, funding restrictions, and available capacity. Help is not guaranteed and criminal defense is generally outside LSC-funded civil legal aid.

Open the serving organization’s official site, review its locations, service area, issue priorities and intake rules, then use its online, phone, clinic, or office intake path. Contact another listed organization if this program does not serve your county or legal issue.

LSC-funded legal services are free to eligible clients, but a program may decline or limit a case because of service area, eligibility, case priorities, conflicts, legal deadlines, or capacity. Court filing, expert, document, or other third-party costs may require a separate waiver or may not be covered.

LSC funded-program directory record for Memphis Area Legal Services, Inc.


Memphis City Pass 901

Summary: Memphis residents can obtain a free City Pass 901 for city recreation programs and special events, including free Memphis Zoo admission on Tuesdays.

Free access to City of Memphis community-center, senior-center, and aquatics-center programs and special events, plus Tuesday Memphis Zoo admission.

Be a City of Memphis resident and complete the current identity and residency verification process. Zoo entry and city facilities follow their own schedules, capacity, age, and event rules.

Apply through a participating City of Memphis site with required residency documentation, receive the physical pass, and present it where required; it can also be activated as a library card.

The initial pass is free; replacement cards currently cost $10, and noncovered purchases or services cost extra.


Memphis Library Free Computers and Wi-Fi

Summary: Memphis Public Libraries provides free public computers and Wi-Fi at every location, along with free computer classes and in-library laptop loans.

No-cost internet, computer, and selected digital-skills access at library branches.

Memphis library visitor needing computer, Wi-Fi, or digital-skills access

Visit during open hours and follow current session, laptop checkout, library-card, age, time-limit, filtering, privacy, security, and acceptable-use rules.

Visit a branch, connect to the StartHere network or request a public computer, and check the library calendar for a free class or tech-help session.

Computer, Wi-Fi, and listed classes are free; printing, copies, replacement items, transportation, and home service may cost extra.


Memphis MATA Reduced Fares

Summary: MATA offers reduced fixed-route bus and trolley fares for qualifying students, riders age 65 or older, Medicare cardholders, and riders with disabilities.

A half-price fare for qualifying seniors, Medicare cardholders, and riders with disabilities, plus the current student fare for approved students.

Eligible MATA rider in Memphis and Shelby County

Meet a listed category, provide the required age, enrollment, Medicare, medical, disability, and identity proof, and obtain a valid MATA ID where required.

Apply in person at the William Hudson Transit Center with the required documents, obtain the MATA ID, and present it when paying the reduced fare.

The user pays a reduced price rather than receiving the core benefit at no charge.

State the known discounted price or reduction and any full-price items, add-ons, or eligibility conditions.

The MATA ID currently costs $3, replacements cost $5, and approved riders pay the current reduced fare.


Memphis Public Libraries — 901 Pass integration

Summary: Memphis Public Libraries documents 901 Pass integration as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

901 Pass integration

Eligible Memphis Public Libraries cardholder

Residents and property owners in Memphis, Lakeland, and unincorporated Shelby County, plus certain local students and long-term medical residents, qualify free under current identification rules; East Shelby has a limited county-resident card. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Open the linked official library source, confirm current availability for this specific benefit, then sign in, reserve, register, contact the library, or visit a participating branch as instructed.

No separate core benefit charge is described for eligible users; card, nonresident, printing, supplies, consumables, replacement or damage, partner, venue, and optional add-on charges may apply.

Memphis Public Libraries Cardholder Benefits


Memphis Public Libraries — E-books and audiobooks

Summary: Memphis Public Libraries documents e-books and audiobooks as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

e-books and audiobooks


Memphis Public Libraries — Free drop-in notary service at Central Library subject to schedule, identification, language, and document limits

Summary: Memphis Public Libraries documents free drop-in notary service at Central Library subject to schedule, identification, language, and document limits as a current community services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Memphis Public Libraries — Free LINC 2-1-1 community-resource referrals and library social workers for utilities, food, housing, benefits,…

Summary: Memphis Public Libraries documents free LINC 2-1-1 community-resource referrals and library social workers for utilities, food, housing, benefits, mental health, and other needs as a current community services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Memphis Public Libraries — Library of Things kits

Summary: Memphis Public Libraries documents Library of Things kits as a current library of things benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Library of Things kits


Memphis Public Libraries — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Memphis Public Libraries documents physical and digital borrowing as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical and digital borrowing


Memphis Public Libraries — Public computers

Summary: Memphis Public Libraries documents public computers as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

public computers

Library visitor or resident eligible under Memphis Public Libraries's current rules

The service is described as public or available without a standard card requirement. Confirm current branch, residence, identification, age, schedule, capacity, equipment, and service-specific rules with Memphis Public Libraries.

No core service charge is described; printing, supplies, consumables, transportation, replacement or damage charges, partner services, and optional add-ons may cost extra.


Memphis Public Libraries — Research and learning services

Summary: Memphis Public Libraries documents research and learning services as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

research and learning services


Summary: Memphis Public Libraries cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, research and learning services, public computers, Library of Things kits, 901 Pass integration, free drop-in notary service at Central Library subject to schedule, identification, language, and document limits, free LINC 2-1-1 community-resource referrals and library social workers for utilities, food, housing, benefits, mental health, and other needs.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, research and learning services, public computers, Library of Things kits, 901 Pass integration, free drop-in notary service at Central Library subject to schedule, identification, language, and document limits, free LINC 2-1-1 community-resource referrals and library social workers for utilities, food, housing, benefits, mental health, and other needs.

Residents and property owners in Memphis, Lakeland, and unincorporated Shelby County, plus certain local students and long-term medical residents, qualify free under current identification rules; East Shelby has a limited county-resident card. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.

Apply for or verify a library card, then use the card number and PIN online or check out physical benefits through a branch.

No card fee for eligible residents; nonresident, replacement, printing, damage, or lost-item charges may apply.


Menards Rebate Center and 11% Rebate

A payment or point-of-sale reduction that offsets part of an eligible purchase, installation, or project cost.

Disclose location, income, property, product, contractor, purchase-date, preapproval, funding, reimbursement, and remaining-cost requirements.

Summary: Menards publishes a national rebate center for rotating 11% and item-specific offers, with mail submission and online status tracking.

A Rebate Credit Check based on the active percentage or item-specific offer, usable on a future in-store Menards merchandise purchase.

Customer with an eligible Menards purchase and rebate receipt

Make an eligible purchase while the offer is active, retain the rebate receipt, complete the universal form, and mail both to the address on the form within one year of purchase.

Download or collect the current rebate form and receipt, mail them, allow six to eight weeks, then track and use the resulting credit check in a Menards store.

Postage and the original purchase are required. The rebate is not an instant discount, is not cash, cannot be used online, and excludes deposits, gift cards, kiosks, rentals, service plans, delivery, processing fees, and other listed categories.

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Participating Menards stores


Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens — Museums for All Admission

Free or reduced admission to museums, zoos, historic sites, performances, and other cultural attractions through an eligibility or access program.

Check the qualifying credential, exact admission price, eligible party size, reservation rules, hours, and excluded add-ons.

Summary: Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens in Fort Bragg, CA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

Admission from free to $5 per person for at least four people per SNAP EBT card during normal operating hours, subject to the participating institution’s current policy.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens in Fort Bragg, CA

Present a SNAP EBT card from any U.S. state and usually photo identification. The institution sets its exact admission price, ticket process, party size beyond the program minimum, hours, reservations, and exhibit exclusions.

Open the institution’s linked site and confirm its current Museums for All price, hours, reservation process, eligible party size, and exclusions. At admission, present the SNAP EBT card and any requested photo identification; SNAP benefit funds are not used to pay admission.

The user's out-of-pocket cost cannot be represented by one fixed amount because it depends on provider policy, income, household, geography, selected service, coverage group, subsidy amount, or the underlying program. It may be free, reduced, sliding-scale, or partly paid.

Read and disclose the record's fees and requirements; use the most precise bounded price or variation reason available instead of repeating only that cost varies.

Eligible general admission is free to $5 per person for at least four people. Parking, special exhibitions, add-on experiences, food, and other purchases may cost extra. Participation and operational details can change, so confirm before visiting.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens


Menil Collection Always-Free Admission

Summary: Visit the Menil Collection's museum buildings and surrounding green spaces with free general admission whenever they are open.

Visit during current public hours and follow closure, accessibility, security, photography, food, group, and gallery rules; bookstore purchases, food, and other add-ons may cost extra.

Review current hours and open buildings, then visit the Menil campus during an open period.

No general-admission fee; bookstore purchases, food, donations, and separately priced add-ons may cost extra.


Menokin — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Menokin in Warsaw, VA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Menokin in Warsaw, VA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Menokin


Meow Wolf Houston's Radio Tave — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Meow Wolf Houston's Radio Tave in Houston, TX is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Meow Wolf Houston's Radio Tave in Houston, TX

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Meow Wolf Houston's Radio Tave


Mesa Household Hazardous Materials Facility and Swap Shop

Summary: Mesa's facility accepts household hazardous materials and makes reusable donated products available through its Swap Shop.

No-additional-cost disposal of accepted household hazardous materials and access to up to the current household limit of free reusable Swap Shop items while available.

Eligible Mesa resident paying the Green and Clean utility fee

Be a Mesa resident who pays the Green and Clean utility fee, provide matching residency proof, use household rather than business waste, and follow visit, quantity, item, packaging, transport, and Swap Shop rules.

Review current accepted items and hours, bring residency proof and properly packed materials, use the drive-through facility, or sign the required Swap Shop release for available products.

The service is funded by the utility fee and has no added drop-off charge for eligible residents; excluded items, commercial waste, transportation, and alternatives may cost extra.


Mesa Library Culture Passes

Summary: Check out a Culture Pass providing two free admissions to a participating Arizona arts or cultural institution.

Hold an eligible Mesa Public Library card, obtain an available pass in person on a first-come basis, limit use to one pass per household at a time and two per month, and follow venue rules; passes cannot be held or renewed.

Check current venues, visit a Mesa library location, check out an available Culture Pass, and redeem it at the named institution within the stated period.

No additional program fee; card eligibility, underlying library charges, replacement costs, and venue-specific add-ons may apply.


Mesa Library Free Wi-Fi and Computers

Summary: Mesa Public Library offers free wireless internet and public computer access at its locations.

Connect a personal device to no-password library Wi-Fi or use a public computer with a valid card or current express-access option.

Mesa Public Library visitor or eligible cardholder

Visit a participating library during current access hours, use a compatible device or available computer, and follow session, reservation, filtering, security, printing, acceptable-use, and facility rules.

Visit a library location, connect to the public wireless network or sign in for a computer session using the accepted access method.

The core benefit has no required payment, purchase, deposit, paid membership, or pre-existing paid-product relationship under the captured terms.

Still disclose optional add-ons, transportation, parking, replacement charges, taxes, capacity, and eligibility conditions found in fees or requirements.

Wi-Fi and standard computer sessions are free; printing, copying, devices, transportation, and optional services may cost extra.


Mesa Public Library — Classes and events

Summary: Mesa Public Library documents classes and events as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

classes and events

Live in Maricopa County for at least 30 days a year, or work, own property, or attend school in the county, and meet the library's current photo-identification and address-verification rules. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.


Mesa Public Library — Culture Pass admission

Summary: Mesa Public Library documents Culture Pass admission as a current cultural and park passes benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Culture Pass admission


Mesa Public Library — E-books and audiobooks

Summary: Mesa Public Library documents e-books and audiobooks as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

e-books and audiobooks


Mesa Public Library — Free Wi-Fi and computers

Summary: Mesa Public Library documents free Wi-Fi and computers as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

free Wi-Fi and computers

Library visitor or resident eligible under Mesa Public Library's current rules

The service is described as public or available without a standard card requirement. Confirm current branch, residence, identification, age, schedule, capacity, equipment, and service-specific rules with Mesa Public Library.


Mesa Public Library — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Mesa Public Library documents physical and digital borrowing as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical and digital borrowing


Mesa Public Library — Research databases

Summary: Mesa Public Library documents research databases as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

research databases


Mesa Public Library — THINKspot makerspaces for 3D printing, woodworking, sewing, and music-video projects plus cake-pan lending

Summary: Mesa Public Library documents THINKspot makerspaces for 3D printing, woodworking, sewing, and music-video projects plus cake-pan lending as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Mesa Public Library — Three free seed packets each month from library Seed Libraries

Summary: Mesa Public Library documents three free seed packets each month from library Seed Libraries as a current library of things benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Mesa Public Library Cardholder Benefits

Summary: Mesa Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, research databases, free Wi-Fi and computers, classes and events, Culture Pass admission, three free seed packets each month from library Seed Libraries, THINKspot makerspaces for 3D printing, woodworking, sewing, and music-video projects plus cake-pan lending.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, research databases, free Wi-Fi and computers, classes and events, Culture Pass admission, three free seed packets each month from library Seed Libraries, THINKspot makerspaces for 3D printing, woodworking, sewing, and music-video projects plus cake-pan lending.

Live in Maricopa County for at least 30 days a year, or work, own property, or attend school in the county, and meet the library's current photo-identification and address-verification rules. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.


Mesa Recreation Scholarship

City of Mesa Parks, Recreation and Community Facilities

A government-funded or administered benefit, service, coverage program, assistance program, or public access route.

Identify the administering jurisdiction and disclose income, household, age, disability, immigration, residence, renewal, fee, and capacity rules that apply.

Summary: Mesa provides recreation scholarships for eligible city youth and adaptive-program participants who receive qualifying government assistance.

A 50% discount on qualifying Mesa recreation activities after scholarship approval.

Eligible Mesa youth or adaptive participant receiving qualifying assistance

Be an eligible Mesa youth or adaptive-program participant, receive a listed form of government assistance, apply and receive approval before registration, and follow activity and funding rules.

Submit the current scholarship application with requested proof, wait for approval, then register for a qualifying activity using the awarded discount.

The scholarship discounts qualifying fees by 50%; remaining fees, excluded activities, equipment, transportation, and add-ons cost extra.


Meteor Crater & Barringer Space Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Meteor Crater & Barringer Space Museum in Winslow, AZ is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Meteor Crater & Barringer Space Museum in Winslow, AZ

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Meteor Crater & Barringer Space Museum


Metro Credit Union $500 Checking Bonus – MA, Southern NH

Cash or another reward offered for opening, funding, or using an eligible bank or credit-union account.

Disclose deposit, direct-deposit, balance, transaction, residency, fee, account-opening, and deadline requirements.

Summary: Previously you need to open in branch, that’s no longer the case. Read our full post Soft pull Can fund up to $2,000 with a credit card Direct deposit required, no minimum specified

Open through the eligible offer path and complete every published requirement before its deadline.

The benefit requires opening, funding, maintaining, or using an account through deposits, direct deposit, balances, or qualifying transactions. Deposited principal is not necessarily a fee, but funds may be tied up and account charges may apply.

Disclose opening deposit, direct deposit, balance duration, transaction activity, account fees, closure rules, tax treatment, and deadline.

Account fees and waiver conditions vary; confirm the official fee schedule.


Metropolitan Library Experience Passes

Eligibility for a public or specialized library card, collection, lending network, or accessible library service.

Check residence, work, school, property, age, disability, card type, good-standing, lending, reservation, and service-area rules.

Summary: Check out free general-admission passes for participating Oklahoma City museums, with current passes covering parties of two to six people depending on the attraction.

Eligible Metropolitan Library System library card or account holder

Hold an eligible Metropolitan Library card or account, obtain an available physical pass in person, limit checkout to one pass per household, and follow the seven-day loan, nonrenewal, return, and venue rules.

Check live pass availability, ask the library to hold an available pass for pickup when permitted, check it out at the branch, and redeem it at the named museum.


Metropolitan Library System — Computers and Wi-Fi

Summary: Metropolitan Library System documents computers and Wi-Fi as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

computers and Wi-Fi

Eligible Metropolitan Library System cardholder

People who live in or own property in Oklahoma City or Oklahoma County qualify for a free primary account; reciprocal, school, and other account types have their own current eligibility rules. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Metropolitan Library System Cardholder Benefits


Metropolitan Library System — E-books, audiobooks, movies, and music

Summary: Metropolitan Library System documents e-books, audiobooks, movies, and music as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

e-books, audiobooks, movies, and music


Metropolitan Library System — Experience Pass museum admission

Summary: Metropolitan Library System documents Experience Pass museum admission as a current cultural and park passes benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Experience Pass museum admission


Metropolitan Library System — Free MLS makerspace equipment including 3D printers, Cricut and sewing machines, photo scanning, and podcast rooms

Summary: Metropolitan Library System documents free MLS makerspace equipment including 3D printers, Cricut and sewing machines, photo scanning, and podcast rooms as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Metropolitan Library System — LinkedIn Learning and small-business research, classes, and startup resources

Summary: Metropolitan Library System documents LinkedIn Learning and small-business research, classes, and startup resources as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Metropolitan Library System — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Metropolitan Library System documents physical and digital borrowing as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Metropolitan Library System — Research and learning resources

Summary: Metropolitan Library System documents research and learning resources as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Metropolitan Library System — Technology and garden-tool lending

Summary: Metropolitan Library System documents technology and garden-tool lending as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

technology and garden-tool lending


Summary: Metropolitan Library System cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, e-books, audiobooks, movies, and music, research and learning resources, computers and Wi-Fi, Experience Pass museum admission, technology and garden-tool lending, free MLS makerspace equipment including 3D printers, Cricut and sewing machines, photo scanning, and podcast rooms, LinkedIn Learning and small-business research, classes, and startup resources.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, e-books, audiobooks, movies, and music, research and learning resources, computers and Wi-Fi, Experience Pass museum admission, technology and garden-tool lending, free MLS makerspace equipment including 3D printers, Cricut and sewing machines, photo scanning, and podcast rooms, LinkedIn Learning and small-business research, classes, and startup resources.

People who live in or own property in Oklahoma City or Oklahoma County qualify for a free primary account; reciprocal, school, and other account types have their own current eligibility rules. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.


Miami-Dade Free Home Chemical Collection and Chem Again

Miami-Dade County Department of Solid Waste Management

Summary: Two county centers accept residential household chemicals and hazardous waste, and make selected reusable products available through Chem Again.

No-charge disposal of accepted residential chemicals and electronics, plus free reusable paint, cleaners, and related products while stocked.

Miami-Dade resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Resident selecting available Chem Again products

Be a Miami-Dade residential customer, use household rather than business waste, and follow current identification, item, quantity, packaging, transportation, hours, mobile-event, and reuse rules.

Review accepted materials and current inventory or event schedule, package items safely, and visit an eligible center or mobile event with required identification.

Qualifying residential drop-off and available Chem Again products are free; excluded or commercial waste, transport, containers, and alternative disposal may cost extra.


Miami-Dade Free Therapeutic Recreation Afterschool Programs

Miami-Dade County Parks, Recreation and Open Spaces

A locally or regionally administered public or nonprofit service program, often with defined geographic and eligibility rules.

Check jurisdiction, intake, eligibility, capacity, schedule, and whether the record represents a direct provider or referral route.

Summary: Miami-Dade operates free afterschool recreation at designated Therapeutic Recreation and Inclusion sites for school-age youth with disabilities.

No-cost supervised afterschool recreation, socialization, homework time, and structured activities at the currently designated free sites.

Eligible Miami-Dade student with a disability enrolled at a free Therapeutic Recreation and Inclusion site

Meet the program's current disability, age or grade, residency, enrollment, assessment, capacity, calendar, transportation, medication, and site rules; some related locations or services charge fees.

Review the current locations and eligibility rules, contact the program or selected site, and complete registration and any required assessment or forms.

The designated free program sites have no program fee; optional services, transportation, supplies, late pickup, and fee-based sites may cost extra.


Miami-Dade Golden Passport Free Transit

Miami-Dade County Department of Transportation and Public Works

Summary: Eligible Miami-Dade seniors and Social Security beneficiaries can ride county transit without paying the standard fare.

Fare-free Metrobus and Metrorail travel with an approved Golden Passport EASY Card under current program rules.

Eligible Miami-Dade resident age 65 or older

Eligible Miami-Dade Social Security beneficiary

Be a permanent Miami-Dade County resident and meet the current age-65 or Social Security-beneficiary category, then provide required identity, residence, benefit, and income documents for the applicable application type.

Review the applicable Golden Passport checklist and submit the application in person at the Golden Passport Office or another currently authorized service center.

Qualifying fixed-route transit fare is free; parking, replacement cards, special transportation, MetroConnect, and other excluded services may cost extra.


Miami-Dade Library Hotspot and Chromebook Lending

Summary: Miami-Dade libraries lend take-home Wi-Fi hotspots and Chromebook laptops with internet access.

Borrow an available hotspot or Chromebook for 30 days at no additional cost with an eligible library card.

Eligible Miami-Dade Public Library cardholder

Hold an eligible Miami-Dade Public Library card, complete address verification before device checkout, observe the one-hold and one-device limits, and follow current availability, pickup, acceptable-use, return, loss, and damage rules.

Search the catalog or call a branch, place one hold, pick up the device within the notification window, and return it by the due date.

Standard checkout and included connectivity are free; loss, damage, nonreturn, accessories, printing, and optional services may create charges or restrictions.


Miami-Dade Library Museum Pass

Summary: Check out an available pass for one visit to a participating Miami-Dade museum, garden, zoo, or cultural destination, generally admitting a family of four.

Hold an eligible Miami-Dade Public Library card, obtain an available pass in person, limit the account to one pass at a time, and follow the pass's seven-day validity, nonrenewal, blackout, party-size, and venue rules.

Review participating destinations, visit a branch with an available pass, check it out, and present it with any required identification before it expires.


Miami-Dade Public Library System — Free Adult Learning Academy, literacy instruction, digital-skills learning, and Career Online High School pathways

Summary: Miami-Dade Public Library System documents free Adult Learning Academy, literacy instruction, digital-skills learning, and Career Online High School pathways as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Eligible Miami-Dade Public Library System cardholder

Meet Miami-Dade Public Library System's current resident, property, worker, student, or other library-card rules. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Miami-Dade Public Library System Cardholder Benefits


Miami-Dade Public Library System — K-12 tutoring

Summary: Miami-Dade Public Library System documents K-12 tutoring as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

K-12 tutoring


Miami-Dade Public Library System — LinkedIn Learning

Summary: Miami-Dade Public Library System documents LinkedIn Learning as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

LinkedIn Learning


Miami-Dade Public Library System — Museum passes

Summary: Miami-Dade Public Library System documents museum passes as a current cultural and park passes benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Miami-Dade Public Library System — New York Times and Wall Street Journal access

Summary: Miami-Dade Public Library System documents New York Times and Wall Street Journal access as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Miami-Dade Public Library System — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Miami-Dade Public Library System documents physical and digital borrowing as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Miami-Dade Public Library System — Social-service navigation plus home library, Braille, and talking-book services

Summary: Miami-Dade Public Library System documents social-service navigation plus home library, Braille, and talking-book services as a current accessibility and outreach benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Miami-Dade Public Library System — Wi-Fi hotspots, laptops, and connected tablets

Summary: Miami-Dade Public Library System documents Wi-Fi hotspots, laptops, and connected tablets as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Summary: Miami-Dade Public Library System cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, New York Times and Wall Street Journal access, museum passes, Wi-Fi hotspots, laptops, and connected tablets, K-12 tutoring, LinkedIn Learning, free Adult Learning Academy, literacy instruction, digital-skills learning, and Career Online High School pathways, social-service navigation plus home library, Braille, and talking-book services.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, New York Times and Wall Street Journal access, museum passes, Wi-Fi hotspots, laptops, and connected tablets, K-12 tutoring, LinkedIn Learning, free Adult Learning Academy, literacy instruction, digital-skills learning, and Career Online High School pathways, social-service navigation plus home library, Braille, and talking-book services.

Meet Miami-Dade Public Library System's current resident, property, worker, student, or other library-card rules. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.


Michelin Tire Promotions and Rebates

Summary: Michelin publishes rotating U.S. tire promotions with online or mail redemption and reward-status tracking.

The Visa reward card, virtual account, or other payout shown on the active Michelin promotion.

Customer with an eligible Michelin tire purchase

Buy the required number and model of new Michelin tires from a participating dealer during the promotion, keep the paid receipt, and submit online or by mail within the stated window, generally no later than 30 days after the promotion ends.

Select the current promotion, buy through a participating dealer, submit the receipt and claim, and retain copies until the reward arrives.

The benefit is earned only when the user makes an eligible underlying purchase.

Disclose eligible merchants or products, tracking or coupon rules, returns, exclusions, and the fact that a purchase is required.

Tires, installation, taxes, and optional services cost extra. Offers can exclude warehouse clubs or national retailers, cannot generally be stacked with another Michelin manufacturer offer, and late claims are denied.


Michelson Museum of Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Michelson Museum of Art in Marshall, TX is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

Admission from free to $5 per person for at least four people per SNAP EBT card during normal operating hours, subject to the participating institution’s current policy.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Michelson Museum of Art in Marshall, TX

Present a SNAP EBT card from any U.S. state and usually photo identification. The institution sets its exact admission price, ticket process, party size beyond the program minimum, hours, reservations, and exhibit exclusions.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Michelson Museum of Art


Michigan Advocacy Program — Free Civil Legal Aid

Summary: A direct Legal Services Corporation-funded program providing free civil legal help within a defined Michigan service area. Multiple records are retained where separate organizations serve different regions or populations.

Free legal information, advice, brief service, representation, clinics, referrals, or self-help resources for eligible civil legal problems, depending on the program’s capacity and priorities.

Person seeking civil legal help in the organization’s Michigan service area

The serving organization determines eligibility based on geography, household income and assets, legal issue, citizenship or eligible immigration rules where applicable, conflicts, funding restrictions, and available capacity. Help is not guaranteed and criminal defense is generally outside LSC-funded civil legal aid.

Open the serving organization’s official site, review its locations, service area, issue priorities and intake rules, then use its online, phone, clinic, or office intake path. Contact another listed organization if this program does not serve your county or legal issue.

LSC-funded legal services are free to eligible clients, but a program may decline or limit a case because of service area, eligibility, case priorities, conflicts, legal deadlines, or capacity. Court filing, expert, document, or other third-party costs may require a separate waiver or may not be covered.

LSC funded-program directory record for Michigan Advocacy Program


Michigan Aging, Community Living, and Supports Bureau — Aging and Disability Help

Summary: Direct access to Michigan’s No Wrong Door, Aging and Disability Resource Center, State Unit on Aging, or equivalent public resource-navigation system.

No-cost information, options counseling, referrals, and access help for long-term services and supports, home- and community-based services, caregiver resources, meals, transportation, benefits, or independent-living supports available in Michigan.

Older adult, person with a disability, caregiver, or family member seeking services in Michigan

Information and referral are generally available to older adults, people with disabilities, caregivers, and families without an income test. Each referred benefit or service sets its own age, disability, functional-need, income, asset, residence, insurance, or program eligibility rules.

Open the linked Michigan access system, enter a ZIP code or location when requested, or use its listed phone, online search, assessment, or local-office path. Explain the person’s needs and ask for options counseling or connection to the appropriate public and community programs.

Information, referral, and options counseling are provided without a finder fee. A referred service may be free, subsidized, insurance-covered, waitlisted, or paid, and may require a formal application or assessment. Availability and eligibility vary by locality and program.

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for Michigan


Michigan Braille and Talking Book Library — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: Michigan Braille and Talking Book Library is a National Library Service Regional Library serving Michigan. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Free braille, audio, and other accessible books and magazines; BARD digital downloads; reader-advisory help; and, where offered, long-term loan of accessible playback equipment or additional local collections.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: Michigan

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: Michigan.

Open the library’s service page or its Library of Congress directory entry, request the NLS application, obtain the required certification, and submit it to the network library serving the applicant’s address. After approval, ask about mailed materials, BARD access, equipment, and locally produced collections.

NLS service, eligible reading materials, BARD access, and program playback equipment are free to registered patrons. Mailed program materials circulate postage-free. Borrowed equipment and materials remain program property and must be returned when required; optional commercial devices or unrelated library services may cost extra.

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Michigan


Michigan Firehouse Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Michigan Firehouse Museum in Ypsilanti, MI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Michigan Firehouse Museum in Ypsilanti, MI

Open the institution’s linked site and confirm its current Museums for All price, hours, reservation process, eligible party size, and exclusions. At admission, present the SNAP EBT card and any requested photo identification; SNAP benefit funds are not used to pay admission.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Michigan Firehouse Museum


Michigan Flight Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Michigan Flight Museum in Belleville, MI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Michigan Flight Museum in Belleville, MI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Michigan Flight Museum


Michigan History Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Michigan History Museum in Lansing, MI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Michigan History Museum in Lansing, MI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Michigan History Museum


Michigan Legacy Art Park — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Michigan Legacy Art Park in Thompsonville, MI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Michigan Legacy Art Park in Thompsonville, MI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Michigan Legacy Art Park


Michigan Maritime Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Michigan Maritime Museum in South Haven, MI is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Michigan Maritime Museum in South Haven, MI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Michigan Maritime Museum