Rove Miles Shopping Rewards

Summary: Reward portal monitored by Cashback Monitor across 8,310 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.


RTD Zero Fare for Youth and Discount Fares

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: RTD provides permanent fare-free transit for youth and 50% discounts for qualifying low-income adults, seniors, Medicare cardholders, and people with disabilities.

No-cost RTD service for riders age 19 and younger, plus half-price fares for approved LiVE and special-discount customers; active-duty military also ride free.

Eligible RTD LiVE or special-discount rider

Youth and military riders must carry accepted eligibility proof. Other riders must meet age, disability, Medicare, or LiVE income criteria and complete any required application or card process.

Carry accepted youth or military proof, or apply for LiVE or a special-discount card and use the approved fare credential.

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

Youth and active-duty military ride free; other approved riders pay discounted fares and card-replacement rules may apply.


Rubell Museum — 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: Rubell Museum in Miami, FL 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 Rubell Museum in Miami, FL

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 Rubell Museum


Rufus Porter Museum of Art and Ingenuity — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Rufus Porter Museum of Art and Ingenuity in Bridgton, ME 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 Rufus Porter Museum of Art and Ingenuity in Bridgton, ME

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Rufus Porter Museum of Art and Ingenuity


Rusk Ranch Nature Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Rusk Ranch Nature Center in Cave Junction, OR 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 Rusk Ranch Nature Center in Cave Junction, OR

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Rusk Ranch Nature Center


Ruth Bancroft Garden & Nursery — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Ruth Bancroft Garden & Nursery in Walnut Creek, CA 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 Ruth Bancroft Garden & Nursery in Walnut Creek, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Ruth Bancroft Garden & Nursery


Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums at Spiegel Grove — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums at Spiegel Grove in Fremont, 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 Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums at Spiegel Grove in Fremont, OH

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library & Museums at Spiegel Grove


Ryan White HIV/AIDS Care and Support

Health Resources and Services Administration

Summary: A national network funds HIV medical care, medications, insurance assistance, and support services for people with HIV who have low income and inadequate coverage.

Access to locally funded HIV medical and support services, which can include medicines, case management, premium or cost-sharing help, dental care, mental-health care, food, housing, legal help, and transportation.

Person with HIV or AIDS meeting local income and coverage rules

The person must have an HIV or AIDS diagnosis, meet the local income definition, and lack insurance or coverage for the needed service. Each recipient sets enrollment documents and available services.

Use the HRSA provider tool or state hotline, contact a local Ryan White provider, and complete its eligibility and payer-of-last-resort screening.

Many supported services are free or subsidized, but local programs determine covered services and any patient costs.


Ryan White HIV/AIDS Program and AIDS Drug Assistance Program

Health Resources and Services Administration and state, local, and community grantees

Summary: Ryan White providers deliver HIV medical care, medications, insurance assistance, and support services to eligible low-income people with HIV who have limited or no coverage for needed care.

Locally available outpatient HIV care, case management, oral and mental health care, substance-use treatment, transportation, food or housing supports, insurance premium or cost-sharing help, and FDA-approved HIV medications through state AIDS Drug Assistance Programs.

Low-income person with HIV who has limited or no coverage for needed HIV care or medication

The client must have an HIV diagnosis and meet the serving program's income, residency, service-area, documentation, and recertification rules. Ryan White is generally a payer of last resort, so providers screen for Medicaid, Medicare, insurance, pharmaceutical assistance, and other coverage first. Each state or local recipient defines its service mix, financial limit, ADAP formulary, and capacity rules.

Use the official Ryan White care locator or state hotline to find a nearby funded provider or ADAP office, request intake, document HIV status, income, residence, household and insurance, and complete any required coverage screening and periodic eligibility confirmation.

Many approved services and medications are free, while sliding fees, insurance billing, copays, formularies, waiting lists, service limits, and local availability can apply. The program does not guarantee payment for every provider, drug, insurance plan, or support need.

State, territory, metropolitan, and local grantee service areas


S&T Bank $300/$400 – PA & OH

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: Just need to fund the account with $1,000. Read our full post Soft pull Can fund up to $100 with a credit card No direct deposit is required

S&T Bank $300/$400 – PA & OH

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.


S&T Bank $900 – PA & OH

Summary: $300 of the bonus is very easy, the rest needs a $25,000 deposit. Read our full post Soft pull Can fund up to $100 with a credit card No direct deposit is required

S&T Bank $900 – PA & OH


Saco Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Saco Museum in Saco, ME 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 Saco Museum in Saco, ME

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Saco Museum


Sacramento Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Sacramento Children's Museum in Rancho Cordova, CA 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 Sacramento Children's Museum in Rancho Cordova, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Sacramento Children's Museum


Sacramento Credit Union $200 – CA

Summary: No monthly fee and at it’s highest level. Read our full post Soft pull Can fund up to $500 with a credit card Direct deposit required, no minimum

Sacramento Credit Union $200 – CA


Sacramento History Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Sacramento History Museum in Old Sacramento, CA 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 Sacramento History Museum in Old Sacramento, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Sacramento History Museum


Sacramento Library Computers and Chromebooks

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: Sacramento Public Library provides public computer access and lends available Chromebooks through eligible library accounts.

Use library computers or borrow an available Chromebook under the library's current technology-access rules.

Eligible Sacramento Public Library user or cardholder

Hold or obtain the required Sacramento Public Library card or guest access, and follow current session, reservation, availability, loan, return, acceptable-use, loss, and damage rules.

Visit a library for a computer session or use the catalog or branch process to find and check out an available Chromebook.

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.

Core computer use and standard borrowing are free; printing, loss, damage, nonreturn, optional services, and transportation may cost extra.

Sacramento and Sacramento County, California


Sacramento Library Museum and Park 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: Use Discover & Go for free or low-cost admission to participating museums and attractions, or borrow an available vehicle day-use pass for more than 200 participating California state parks.

Eligible Sacramento Public Library cardholder

Hold the required Sacramento Public Library card type and follow each program's current residence, age, availability, reservation, checkout, party-size, date, vehicle, and return rules.

Choose Discover & Go or the State Library Parks Pass, sign in or visit a branch as required, obtain an available pass, and redeem it according to its instructions.

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


Sacramento Public Library — Classes and events

Summary: Sacramento 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

Meet Sacramento Public Library's current California resident or other card rules and complete any required identity and address verification. 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.

Sacramento Public Library Cardholder Benefits


Sacramento Public Library — E-books and audiobooks

Summary: Sacramento 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


Sacramento Public Library — Free accredited adult high-school diploma and career-certificate pathway for eligible residents

Summary: Sacramento Public Library documents free accredited adult high-school diploma and career-certificate pathway for eligible residents as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Sacramento Public Library — Free creative spaces with 3D printing, sewing, music and podcast studios, and design equipment

Summary: Sacramento Public Library documents free creative spaces with 3D printing, sewing, music and podcast studios, and design equipment as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Sacramento Public Library — Free, no-card-required Seed Libraries at participating branches

Summary: Sacramento Public Library documents free, no-card-required Seed Libraries at participating branches as a current library of things benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Sacramento Public Library — Library of Things lending for GoPros, home and yard tools, musical instruments, and photography equipment

Summary: Sacramento Public Library documents Library of Things lending for GoPros, home and yard tools, musical instruments, and photography equipment as a current library of things benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Sacramento Public Library — Museum and park passes

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

museum and park passes


Sacramento Public Library — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Sacramento 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


Sacramento Public Library — Public computers and Chromebooks

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

public computers and Chromebooks

Library visitor or resident eligible under Sacramento 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 Sacramento Public Library.

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.

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


Sacramento Public Library — Research and learning resources

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

research and learning resources


Summary: Sacramento 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 and learning resources, public computers and Chromebooks, museum and park passes, classes and events, Library of Things lending for GoPros, home and yard tools, musical instruments, and photography equipment, free creative spaces with 3D printing, sewing, music and podcast studios, and design equipment, free accredited adult high-school diploma and career-certificate pathway for eligible residents, free, no-card-required Seed Libraries at participating branches.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, research and learning resources, public computers and Chromebooks, museum and park passes, classes and events, Library of Things lending for GoPros, home and yard tools, musical instruments, and photography equipment, free creative spaces with 3D printing, sewing, music and podcast studios, and design equipment, free accredited adult high-school diploma and career-certificate pathway for eligible residents, free, no-card-required Seed Libraries at participating branches.

Meet Sacramento Public Library's current California resident or other card rules and complete any required identity and address verification. 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.


Sacramento Regional Free Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off

Sacramento County Waste Management and Recycling

Summary: Sacramento-area residents can use a network of regional facilities for free drop-off of accepted household hazardous waste.

No-cost resident drop-off of accepted paints, cleaners, automotive fluids, pesticides, batteries, bulbs, and other listed household hazardous materials.

Sacramento-region resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Be a resident served by an eligible regional facility, use residential rather than business waste, and follow the selected site's current proof, item, quantity, packaging, transport, hours, and appointment rules.

Use the official facility map to select an eligible location, review its current requirements, package materials safely, and complete the drop-off.

Accepted resident HHW is free at participating facilities; excluded materials, commercial waste, transportation, and alternative disposal may cost extra.


Sacramento Youth Program Scholarship Fund

City of Sacramento Youth, Parks, and Community Enrichment

Summary: Sacramento's Youth Program Scholarship Fund helps young residents with financial need join qualifying city recreation programs and memberships.

Scholarship funding can pay approved registration or membership costs for eligible Youth, Parks, and Community Enrichment programs.

Financially eligible Sacramento youth or young adult age 0–24

Be an eligible Sacramento youth or young adult age 0 through 24, demonstrate financial need with current qualifying documentation, apply during the program year, and follow award and registration rules.

Submit the current scholarship application and requested benefit or income proof, wait for approval, and register for an eligible program within the award period.

Scholarships cover approved costs up to current limits; funding, exclusions, remaining balances, equipment, and transportation may affect out-of-pocket cost.


SacRT RydeFreeRT

Summary: RydeFreeRT gives eligible Sacramento-area students fare-free access to SacRT buses and light rail throughout the program year.

Unlimited fare-free rides on SacRT buses and light rail for eligible students in transitional kindergarten through grade 12 with a valid RydeFreeRT card.

Eligible Sacramento-area student in transitional kindergarten through grade 12

Be a TK–12 student living in or attending school within the SacRT service area, or qualify under the program's foster or housing-instability rule, obtain a current card, and follow service rules.

Get the current RydeFreeRT card through a participating school, library, or distribution channel and show or tap it as instructed when riding.

Eligible SacRT rides are free during the card's stated validity period; replacement cards, excluded services, and other transportation may cost extra.


Safe 1 Credit Union $200 – CA, Direct Deposit Not Required

Summary: No monthly fee to worry about either. Read our full post Soft pull Can fund up to $500 with a credit card Direct deposit not required

Official bank or credit-union offer terms


Saginaw Art Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Saginaw Art Museum in Saginaw, 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 Saginaw Art Museum in Saginaw, MI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Saginaw Art Museum


Saint Albans Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Saint Albans Museum in St. Albans City, VT 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 Saint Albans Museum in St. Albans City, VT

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Saint Albans Museum


Saint Louis Art Museum Free Admission

Summary: Visit the museum's collection galleries with free admission every day; ticketed exhibitions are also free on Fridays under current rules.

Visit during current public hours and follow ticket, exhibition, parking, accessibility, security, event, photography, group, and gallery rules.

Review current hours and exhibition guidance, reserve any required ticket, and visit during an eligible period.


Saint Louis Zoo — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Saint Louis Zoo in St. Louis, MO 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 Saint Louis Zoo in St. Louis, MO

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Saint Louis Zoo


Saint Paul Library Free Wi-Fi Hotspots

Summary: Saint Paul residents can borrow portable Wi-Fi hotspots with free high-speed internet service from any public-library location.

Borrow one available mobile hotspot for the current two-week loan period with included connectivity.

Eligible Saint Paul resident and public-library cardholder

Be a Saint Paul resident with a library card and no more than the allowed account balance, and follow availability, hold, one-device, loan, acceptable-use, return, loss, damage, and replacement rules.

Use the catalog to place a hold or find a Lucky Day device, then pick it up and return all components by the due date.

Standard checkout and connectivity are free; overdue service suspension, loss, damage, replacement, and accessory charges may apply.


Saint Paul Library SmARTpass

Summary: Reserve free or discounted tickets to participating Twin Cities arts and cultural organizations through SmARTpass.

Eligible Saint Paul Public Library cardholder

Hold an eligible Saint Paul Public Library card and follow current availability, age, reservation, date, ticket, party-size, cancellation, identification, and partner rules.

Sign in to SmARTpass with the library card, choose an available event or attraction, reserve tickets, and redeem them as instructed.


Saint Paul Metro Transit Assistance Program

Summary: Income-qualified Twin Cities residents can receive the Transit Assistance Program reduced fare on Metro Transit buses and trains.

$1 bus and train rides with a transfer window for approved low-income riders under the current fare policy.

Income-qualified Twin Cities Metro Transit rider

Meet current income or accepted public-benefit criteria, apply with required proof, receive or update a Go-To Card, and follow renewal, validation, route, and fare rules.

Apply online or at a service center with accepted eligibility proof, load or receive the TAP benefit, and tap the card when riding.

Enrollment is free; approved riders pay $1 per eligible ride. Card replacement, parking, excluded services, and optional passes may cost extra.

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St. Paul, Minnesota
Twin Cities, Minnesota


Saint Paul Parks Fee Assistance

Summary: Saint Paul helps eligible families pay for most city youth recreation classes and activities.

Up to the current annual assistance limit and percentage toward eligible youth recreation fees, subject to available funds.

Eligible Saint Paul youth age 18 or younger

The youth must live in Saint Paul, be age 18 or younger, qualify for free or reduced-price lunch, provide residency proof, and follow funding, activity, registration, and exclusion rules.

Request assistance from a recreation center before or during registration, provide residency verification, and pay any remaining balance after approval.

The program may cover up to 50% and $100 per year under current rules; the family pays the remainder and excluded costs.


Saint Paul Public Library — Classes and community programs

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

classes and community programs

Saint Paul residents and eligible Minnesota reciprocal borrowers can receive a free card or eCard under current identity, address, age, and account rules. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Saint Paul Public Library Cardholder Benefits


Saint Paul Public Library — E-books and online resources

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

e-books and online resources


Saint Paul Public Library — Free Innovation Lab appointments for digitization, vinyl and laser cutting, 3D printing, sewing, recording,…

Summary: Saint Paul Public Library documents free Innovation Lab appointments for digitization, vinyl and laser cutting, 3D printing, sewing, recording, Adobe software, soldering, and hand tools under current appointment and supply limits as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Saint Paul Public Library — Mobile-hotspot lending

Summary: Saint Paul Public Library documents mobile-hotspot lending as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

mobile-hotspot lending


Saint Paul Public Library — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Saint Paul 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


Saint Paul Public Library — Public computers and Wi-Fi

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

public computers and Wi-Fi

Library visitor or resident eligible under Saint Paul 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 Saint Paul Public Library.


Saint Paul Public Library — SmARTpass arts tickets

Summary: Saint Paul Public Library documents SmARTpass arts tickets as a current cultural and park passes benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

SmARTpass arts tickets


Saint Paul Public Library — Take-home Maker Kits for personal archiving, podcasting, stop-motion animation, weaving, karaoke, GoPro and…

Summary: Saint Paul Public Library documents take-home Maker Kits for personal archiving, podcasting, stop-motion animation, weaving, karaoke, GoPro and camcorder use, spinning, crafts, and vinyl-record care as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Summary: Saint Paul Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, e-books and online resources, public computers and Wi-Fi, mobile-hotspot lending, SmARTpass arts tickets, classes and community programs, take-home Maker Kits for personal archiving, podcasting, stop-motion animation, weaving, karaoke, GoPro and camcorder use, spinning, crafts, and vinyl-record care, free Innovation Lab appointments for digitization, vinyl and laser cutting, 3D printing, sewing, recording, Adobe software, soldering, and hand tools under current appointment and supply limits.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, e-books and online resources, public computers and Wi-Fi, mobile-hotspot lending, SmARTpass arts tickets, classes and community programs, take-home Maker Kits for personal archiving, podcasting, stop-motion animation, weaving, karaoke, GoPro and camcorder use, spinning, crafts, and vinyl-record care, free Innovation Lab appointments for digitization, vinyl and laser cutting, 3D printing, sewing, recording, Adobe software, soldering, and hand tools under current appointment and supply limits.

Saint Paul residents and eligible Minnesota reciprocal borrowers can receive a free card or eCard under current identity, address, age, and account rules. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.


Sallie Mae (Accelerate & Evolve) $200

Points, miles, cash, or another reward offered to an approved new cardholder after satisfying published account and spending conditions.

Disclose approval, eligibility restrictions, spending threshold, time window, annual fee, offer source, and expiration when known.

Summary: Requires $1,000 in spend and bonus can be worth more than $200 if redeemed against a student loan.

Sallie Mae (Accelerate & Evolve) $200

Apply through an eligible offer path, receive approval, and complete the required purchases in the stated period.

The benefit requires a specified amount or pattern of eligible spending, commonly within a defined period.

Disclose the threshold, time window, eligible transactions, fees, approval requirements, and expiration when known.

Annual fee and other card costs vary; confirm the issuer's pricing and terms.


Salt Lake City Free Public Lands Events

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: Salt Lake City Public Lands offers a current calendar of free park, trail, wellness, arts, nature, movie, music, and family events.

Attend currently designated no-cost community events in city parks, trails, and open spaces.

Salt Lake City Public Lands event participant

Choose an active free listing and follow its current date, registration, age, capacity, accessibility, weather, equipment, pet, health, safety, attendance, and conduct rules.

Review the current Public Lands calendar, register if required, and attend the event at the published location and time.

Designated events are free; parking, food, equipment, concessions, rentals, ticketed programs, and other add-ons may cost extra.

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Salt Lake City, Utah
Salt Lake County, Utah

Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County, Utah


Salt Lake City Library Community Exploration Card

Summary: A selected household receives general admission for four people to participating Salt Lake County cultural centers, including museums, gardens, an aviary, and a planetarium theater.

Eligible Salt Lake City Public Library cardholder

Hold an eligible library card, enter the monthly branch drawing, and observe the one-card-per-household-per-12-month limit and exclusions for special events or exhibits.

Enter the drawing at a preferred library branch and, if selected, pick up the Community Exploration Card at that same branch.

Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County, Utah


Salt Lake City Public Library — Community Exploration Card drawing

Summary: Salt Lake City Public Library documents Community Exploration Card drawing as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Community Exploration Card drawing

Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County residents qualify free; paid nonresident cards and different borrowing levels have separate rules. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Salt Lake City Public Library Cardholder Benefits


Salt Lake City Public Library — Creative Lab audio and video production, sewing, virtual reality, and design equipment

Summary: Salt Lake City Public Library documents Creative Lab audio and video production, sewing, virtual reality, and design equipment as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Salt Lake City Public Library — E-books, audiobooks, and music

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

e-books, audiobooks, and music


Salt Lake City Public Library — Free 3D-print jobs plus digital conversion of VHS tapes, film, and cassettes

Summary: Salt Lake City Public Library documents free 3D-print jobs plus digital conversion of VHS tapes, film, and cassettes as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Salt Lake City Public Library — Mango and Rosetta Stone language learning plus trail-map resources

Summary: Salt Lake City Public Library documents Mango and Rosetta Stone language learning plus trail-map resources as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Salt Lake City Public Library — Online learning and homework help

Summary: Salt Lake City Public Library documents online learning and homework help as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

online learning and homework help


Salt Lake City Public Library — Physical borrowing

Summary: Salt Lake City Public Library documents physical borrowing as a current physical borrowing benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical borrowing


Salt Lake City Public Library — Social-service information and referral resources including identification-document assistance

Summary: Salt Lake City Public Library documents social-service information and referral resources including identification-document assistance as a current community services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Summary: Salt Lake City Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical borrowing, e-books, audiobooks, and music, online learning and homework help, Community Exploration Card drawing, Creative Lab audio and video production, sewing, virtual reality, and design equipment, free 3D-print jobs plus digital conversion of VHS tapes, film, and cassettes, Mango and Rosetta Stone language learning plus trail-map resources, social-service information and referral resources including identification-document assistance.

No-additional-cost access to physical borrowing, e-books, audiobooks, and music, online learning and homework help, Community Exploration Card drawing, Creative Lab audio and video production, sewing, virtual reality, and design equipment, free 3D-print jobs plus digital conversion of VHS tapes, film, and cassettes, Mango and Rosetta Stone language learning plus trail-map resources, social-service information and referral resources including identification-document assistance.

Salt Lake City and Salt Lake County residents qualify free; paid nonresident cards and different borrowing levels have separate rules. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.


Salt Lake County Clark Planetarium — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Salt Lake County Clark Planetarium in Salt Lake City, UT 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 Salt Lake County Clark Planetarium in Salt Lake City, UT

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 Salt Lake County Clark Planetarium


Salt Lake County Free Household Hazardous Waste Disposal

Summary: People who live in Salt Lake County can dispose of common household quantities of accepted hazardous waste free of charge at county collection sites.

No-cost drop-off of accepted residential fuels, paint, pesticides, batteries, electronics, automotive fluids, cleaners, and related household toxics.

Salt Lake County resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Live in Salt Lake County and follow current facility, residence, item, quantity, appointment, container, transport, unloading, commercial-waste, and safety rules.

Review accepted materials and site hours, package waste safely, call ahead for large or unusual quantities when required, and deliver it to an eligible collection site.

Common household quantities are free for county residents; business, large-quantity, excluded, or specially handled waste may require an appointment, charge, or alternate provider.


Salt Lake Library Digital Navigators and Hotspots

Summary: The City Library offers free English- and Spanish-language Digital Navigator help and lends Wi-Fi hotspots to eligible cardholders for two weeks.

Receive one-on-one digital-skills and connectivity help or borrow an available mobile hotspot without a commercial subscription.

Salt Lake City Library Digital Navigator client

For navigation help, complete the current intake or call; for hotspot lending, follow card, age, account-tenure, good-standing, identification, agreement, checkout, two-week loan, return, replacement, availability, coverage, and acceptable-use rules.

Call or submit the Digital Navigator intake form for an appointment, or place a hotspot hold and complete checkout at a library location.

Digital Navigator help and eligible hotspot lending are free; damage, loss, late return, printing, optional services, and other equipment may cost extra.


Salt Lake UTA Free Fare Zone and Reduced Fare

Summary: UTA trips that begin and end inside downtown Salt Lake City's Free Fare Zone are free, while qualifying youth, seniors, riders with disabilities, and low-income riders can receive the current reduced FAREPAY rate systemwide.

Ride eligible downtown service without fare or pay the current reduced $1 trip rate with daily and weekly caps after approval.

UTA rider traveling entirely within the downtown Salt Lake City Free Fare Zone

For free-zone travel, board and exit within the current zone; for reduced fare, fit a qualifying age, disability, or income category, apply for and use the Reduced Fare FAREPAY Card, and follow service, payment, tap-on, tap-off, expiration, and rider rules.

Plan a trip wholly inside the Free Fare Zone, or submit a reduced-fare application, obtain and activate the card, add funds, and tap on and off as directed.

Eligible free-zone trips cost nothing; approved reduced-fare riders pay current capped rates, while trips beyond the zone, excluded service, replacement cards, and other products may cost extra.


Salvador Dalí Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Salvador Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, FL 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 Salvador Dalí Museum in St. Petersburg, FL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Salvador Dalí Museum


SAMHSA National Helpline

Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration

Summary: Free, confidential treatment referral and information for people and families facing mental-health or substance-use disorders.

Round-the-clock information and referral to local treatment facilities, support groups, and community organizations.

Person seeking mental-health or substance-use treatment information

Anyone seeking U.S. behavioral-health treatment information may call; the referred treatment itself can have separate eligibility and cost.

Call 1-800-662-HELP (4357) or use SAMHSA's FindTreatment.gov locator.

The helpline and referral are free; treatment costs vary by provider and coverage.


Samsung Ready2Fit Appliance Guarantee

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: Through December 31, 2026, eligible replacement Samsung slide-in ovens and cooktops can receive up to $300 toward professional cabinet or countertop modification costs when the new appliance does not fit.

Up to $300 on a Samsung Prepaid Mastercard for eligible professional modification costs.

Customer replacing an existing same-size appliance with an eligible Samsung model

Be an adult resident of the 50 states or D.C.; buy an eligible 30-inch slide-in oven or 36-inch cooktop in 2026 to replace the same size and configuration; pay for professional cabinet modifications; and submit photographic and other proof.

Purchase the eligible replacement, obtain professional modification documentation, and submit one household claim under the Ready2Fit terms.

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.

The appliance, installation, and any modification above $300 cost extra. New construction, remodeling, first-time installations, different sizes or configurations, bulk purchases, and installation costs are excluded; the payment claim invitation expires after issuance.

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Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art in New Paltz, 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 Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art in New Paltz, NY

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art


San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts in San Angelo, 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 San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts in San Angelo, TX

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Angelo Museum of Fine Arts


San Antonio Botanical Garden — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Antonio Botanical Garden 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 San Antonio Botanical Garden in San Antonio, TX

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Antonio Botanical Garden


San Antonio Fitness in the Park

San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department

Summary: The city offers free scheduled fitness classes at parks and community locations across San Antonio.

No-cost citywide group fitness classes.

San Antonio community member using a current Fitness in the Park class

Follow each class's current schedule, age, registration, capacity, equipment, weather, and participation requirements.

Select a class from the current schedule and register if the listing requires it.

No class fee; optional equipment and transportation are not included.


San Antonio Free Parks and Community Center Wi-Fi

City of San Antonio Parks and Recreation Department

Summary: San Antonio provides free public Wi-Fi at dozens of listed parks and community centers.

No-cost public internet access at participating city park and community-center locations.

Member of the public at a participating San Antonio Wi-Fi location

Bring a compatible device, visit a listed location during accessible hours, and follow city network and facility rules.

Use the official location list, visit a covered site, and connect to the available public network.

No Wi-Fi access fee; device, power, and private security tools are not included.


San Antonio Household Hazardous Waste Program

City of San Antonio Solid Waste Management Department

Summary: Eligible city solid-waste customers can bring accepted household hazardous waste to permanent and scheduled collection sites.

Household hazardous-waste disposal included for eligible San Antonio solid-waste customers.

San Antonio solid-waste customer paying the environmental fee

Bring photo ID and a recent CPS Energy bill showing the solid-waste environmental fee, and follow current 220-pound, paint, packaging, accepted-item, and site rules.

Confirm the current permanent or monthly site schedule and bring accepted materials with required proof.

No additional drop-off fee for eligible customers within program limits.


San Antonio Museum of Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Antonio Museum of Art 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 San Antonio Museum of Art in San Antonio, TX

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Antonio Museum of Art


San Antonio Museum of Art Bexar County Free Hours

Summary: Bexar County residents receive free museum general admission during the current Tuesday-evening and second-Sunday free hours.

Be a Bexar County resident, present accepted proof of residency, visit during current eligible hours, and follow closure, group, accessibility, security, photography, and museum rules; special exhibitions may require a surcharge.

Confirm current free-admission hours, bring proof of Bexar County residency, and identify the free-hours benefit at admission.

General admission is free during eligible hours; special exhibitions may require a surcharge, and parking, food, purchases, and other add-ons may cost extra.


San Antonio Public Library — Accessibility services, tools, and collections

Summary: San Antonio Public Library documents accessibility services, tools, and collections as a current accessibility and outreach benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Eligible San Antonio Public Library cardholder

Bexar County residents can register free; online registrants must complete the library's current identity and address-verification process. 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.

San Antonio Public Library Cardholder Benefits


San Antonio Public Library — Brainfuse homework help

Summary: San Antonio Public Library documents Brainfuse homework help as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Brainfuse homework help


San Antonio Public Library — Computers and Wi-Fi

Summary: San Antonio Public Library 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


San Antonio Public Library — Digital newspapers and magazines

Summary: San Antonio Public Library documents digital newspapers and magazines as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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San Antonio Public Library — E-books and audiobooks

Summary: San Antonio 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


San Antonio Public Library — Genealogy research

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

genealogy research


San Antonio Public Library — Interlibrary loan

Summary: San Antonio Public Library documents interlibrary loan as a current physical borrowing benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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San Antonio Public Library — Physical books, magazines, and DVDs

Summary: San Antonio Public Library documents physical books, magazines, and DVDs as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical books, magazines, and DVDs


Summary: San Antonio Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical books, magazines, and DVDs, e-books and audiobooks, digital newspapers and magazines, Brainfuse homework help, genealogy research, computers and Wi-Fi, interlibrary loan, accessibility services, tools, and collections.

No-additional-cost access to physical books, magazines, and DVDs, e-books and audiobooks, digital newspapers and magazines, Brainfuse homework help, genealogy research, computers and Wi-Fi, interlibrary loan, accessibility services, tools, and collections.

Bexar County residents can register free; online registrants must complete the library's current identity and address-verification process. 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.


San Bernardino County Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Bernardino County Museum in Redlands, CA 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 San Bernardino County Museum in Redlands, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Bernardino County Museum


San Diego Archaeological Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Diego Archaeological Center in Escondido, CA 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 San Diego Archaeological Center in Escondido, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Diego Archaeological Center


San Diego Automotive Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Diego Automotive Museum in San Diego, CA 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 San Diego Automotive Museum in San Diego, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Diego Automotive Museum


San Diego Botanic Garden — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Diego Botanic Garden in Encinitas, CA 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 San Diego Botanic Garden in Encinitas, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Diego Botanic Garden


San Diego Children's Discovery Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Diego Children's Discovery Museum in Escondido, CA 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 San Diego Children's Discovery Museum in Escondido, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Diego Children's Discovery Museum


San Diego History Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Diego History Center in San Diego, CA 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 San Diego History Center in San Diego, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Diego History Center


San Diego Household Hazardous Waste Transfer Facility

City of San Diego Environmental Services Department

Summary: City residents can make an appointment to dispose of accepted household hazardous waste at the city's transfer facility.

No-cost appointment-based household hazardous-waste drop-off for City of San Diego residents.

City of San Diego resident with accepted household hazardous waste

City residency proof is required. Residential material only, with current accepted-item, appointment, packaging, and 15-gallon or 125-pound trip limits.

Book an available Wednesday or Saturday appointment and bring properly packed material with residency proof.

No drop-off fee for eligible residents within published limits.


San Diego MTS Reduced Fares and Youth Opportunity Pass

Summary: Older adults, Medicare cardholders, people with qualifying disabilities, and youth can access current reduced or free MTS fares.

Half-price fares for approved reduced-fare riders and free youth transit under the current Youth Opportunity Pass pilot.

Approved MTS reduced-fare rider or eligible youth rider

Meet the current age, Medicare, disability, or youth criteria and obtain or use the required PRONTO account, card, or reduced-fare proof.

Follow MTS instructions for the qualifying category and use the approved PRONTO credential when riding.

Reduced-fare users pay the applicable discounted fare; the youth free-ride pilot is currently described through June 30, 2027.


San Diego Natural History Museum (The Nat) — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Diego Natural History Museum (The Nat) in San Diego, CA 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 San Diego Natural History Museum (The Nat) in San Diego, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Diego Natural History Museum (The Nat)


San Diego Public Library — 30-day Chromebook and Wi-Fi hotspot lending

Summary: San Diego Public Library documents 30-day Chromebook and Wi-Fi hotspot lending as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Eligible San Diego Public Library cardholder

Complete the online application and any required in-person identity and address verification; California residents currently qualify for a free card. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

San Diego Public Library Cardholder Benefits


San Diego Public Library — Digital materials and databases

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

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San Diego Public Library — Discover & Go and park-pass programs

Summary: San Diego Public Library documents Discover & Go and park-pass programs as a current cultural and park passes benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Discover & Go and park-pass programs


San Diego Public Library — Library computers

Summary: San Diego Public Library documents library computers as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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San Diego Public Library — Museum passes

Summary: San Diego Public Library documents museum passes as a current cultural and park passes benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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San Diego Public Library — Online classes

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

online classes


San Diego Public Library — Physical books and DVDs

Summary: San Diego Public Library documents physical books and DVDs as a current physical borrowing benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical books and DVDs


San Diego Public Library — Seed libraries, nature backpacks, and IDEA Labs

Summary: San Diego Public Library documents seed libraries, nature backpacks, and IDEA Labs as a current library of things benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


San Diego Public Library California State Library Parks Pass

San Diego Public Library and California State Parks

Summary: Borrow a vehicle day-use pass for more than 200 participating California state parks, with nature backpacks available at participating branches.

Hold an eligible San Diego Public Library card, obtain an available pass in person, use it for one qualifying passenger vehicle or motorcycle, and follow the 14-day nonrenewable loan and return rules.

Visit a participating library location, check out an available parks pass or backpack, and return it to the issuing location by the due date.

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

San Diego and participating California state parks


Summary: San Diego Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical books and DVDs, digital materials and databases, online classes, museum passes, library computers, Discover & Go and park-pass programs, 30-day Chromebook and Wi-Fi hotspot lending, seed libraries, nature backpacks, and IDEA Labs.

No-additional-cost access to physical books and DVDs, digital materials and databases, online classes, museum passes, library computers, Discover & Go and park-pass programs, 30-day Chromebook and Wi-Fi hotspot lending, seed libraries, nature backpacks, and IDEA Labs.

Complete the online application and any required in-person identity and address verification; California residents currently qualify for a free card. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.


San Diego Public Library Discover & Go

Summary: Reserve free family day passes to participating San Diego museums, cultural sites, recreation venues, and selected local events.

Permanent San Diego Public Library cardholder in good standing

Be a San Diego resident age 16 or older with a permanent San Diego Public Library card in good standing; observe reservation, ID, date, and attraction rules.

Log in to San Diego Discover & Go with the card number and PIN, reserve an available pass, and print or download it shortly before the visit.


San Diego Public Library Discover & Go Free Attraction Passes

Summary: San Diego Public Library's Discover & Go program lets eligible resident cardholders reserve free individual or family passes to participating museums and attractions.

Reserve an available free admission pass for a participating San Diego museum, cultural site, or attraction, with party size set by the venue.

Be a San Diego resident age 16 or older with a permanent San Diego Public Library card in good standing; follow current pass inventory, reservation, ID, printing or mobile, use, cancellation, and attraction-specific rules.

Log in to Discover & Go with the eligible library card, choose an available attraction and date, reserve the pass, and present the pass plus matching photo ID.

The pass has no admission charge for the covered party; passes are limited and first-come, and parking, transportation, add-ons, excluded people, special exhibits, and other venue charges are not covered.


San Diego Recreation Activity Fee Waiver

City of San Diego Parks and Recreation Department

Summary: City residents who demonstrate financial need can apply for waived or reduced recreation, aquatic, and dance activity fees.

Full or partial fee assistance for eligible city recreation activities.

Income-qualified full-time City of San Diego resident

Be a full-time City of San Diego resident, demonstrate current financial need, submit the annual application and required identity, residency, and income proof, and choose an eligible program.

Complete the current fee-waiver application with proof and submit it through the designated recreation facility process.

Eligible fees may be reduced or waived; not every class, program, rental, or add-on qualifies.


San Francisco #SFWiFi

City and County of San Francisco Department of Technology

Summary: The city provides free public Wi-Fi along Market Street and at more than 35 parks, plazas, and recreation centers.

No-cost wireless internet access for residents and visitors within range of a #SFWiFi access point.

Person within range of a San Francisco #SFWiFi location

Use a Wi-Fi-capable device at a covered location, select #SFWiFi, and accept the network terms. Range, capacity, security, maintenance, and site availability vary.

Select #SFWiFi in device network settings and accept the connection terms.

No network fee; a compatible device is required.


San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum in San Francisco, 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 San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum in San Francisco, 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.

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 San Francisco Botanical Garden at Strybing Arboretum


San Francisco Free and Reduced Muni Programs

San Francisco Municipal Transportation Agency

Summary: SFMTA offers free Muni for all youth and additional free or discounted fare programs for qualifying seniors, people with disabilities, low-income adults, and people experiencing homelessness.

Fare-free Muni for youth age 18 and younger, plus category-specific free or 50%-discount programs for other eligible riders.

Eligible San Francisco free-Muni or discounted-fare rider

Youth can board most Muni without applying; cable cars require the youth pass. Other programs require San Francisco residency, age, disability, income, homelessness-services, Clipper, or application criteria depending on the benefit.

Youth can board regular Muni directly; for cable cars or another fare program, follow the linked SFMTA application and Clipper instructions.

Eligible trips are free or discounted by program; Clipper replacement and noncovered service fees can apply.

SFMTA Free Muni for People with Disabilities


San Francisco Household Hazardous Waste Services

Recology San Francisco and SF Environment

Summary: San Francisco residents can use the household hazardous-waste facility and may schedule free home collection for eligible material.

No-cost resident drop-off for accepted household hazardous waste and free scheduled home pickup for qualifying loads.

San Francisco resident with accepted household hazardous waste

San Francisco residency, household material, and current quantity, container, labeling, appointment, presence-at-home, transport, and accepted-item rules apply; business waste uses a separate fee program.

Review the accepted-material rules and facility hours, or email the provider to request an eligible home pickup.

Resident household drop-off and eligible home pickup are free within limits; excess and business quantities may have fees.

City and County of San Francisco Environmental Protection Element


San Francisco Library Discover & Go

Summary: Reserve free passes to participating San Francisco Bay Area museums and attractions through Discover & Go.

Eligible San Francisco resident and San Francisco Public Library cardholder

Be a San Francisco resident with an eligible San Francisco Public Library card and follow current availability, reservation, party-size, identification, printing, date, annual-use, and attraction rules.

Sign in to Discover & Go with the library card, choose an available attraction and date, reserve a pass, and print or redeem it as instructed.

Eligible passes are free; parking, transportation, special exhibitions, food, and venue-specific add-ons may cost extra.


San Francisco Public Library — Discover & Go museum and attraction passes

Summary: San Francisco Public Library documents Discover & Go museum and attraction passes as a current cultural and park passes benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Eligible San Francisco Public Library cardholder

California residents can receive a free San Francisco Public Library card after applying and completing the library's current in-person photo-identification process. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

San Francisco Public Library Cardholder Benefits


San Francisco Public Library — E-books, magazines, movies, and music

Summary: San Francisco Public Library documents e-books, magazines, movies, and music as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

e-books, magazines, movies, and music


San Francisco Public Library — Free Library by Mail for San Francisco residents whose library use is affected by a permanent or long-term…

Summary: San Francisco Public Library documents free Library by Mail for San Francisco residents whose library use is affected by a permanent or long-term disability, plus Talking Books, braille, assistive technology, and special playback equipment as a current accessibility and outreach benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


San Francisco Public Library — Free one-on-one Project Read basic-literacy tutoring for English-speaking adults, plus English-language tutoring…

Summary: San Francisco Public Library documents free one-on-one Project Read basic-literacy tutoring for English-speaking adults, plus English-language tutoring and conversation groups through The Bridge at Main as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


San Francisco Public Library — Free wellness classes

Summary: San Francisco Public Library documents free wellness classes as a current community services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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San Francisco Public Library — Fully accredited Excel Adult High School diploma study for eligible SFPL cardholders age 19 or older who live,…

Summary: San Francisco Public Library documents fully accredited Excel Adult High School diploma study for eligible SFPL cardholders age 19 or older who live, work, or receive services in San Francisco as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


San Francisco Public Library — Online tutoring and learning resources

Summary: San Francisco Public Library documents online tutoring and learning resources as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

online tutoring and learning resources


San Francisco Public Library — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: San Francisco Public Library 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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San Francisco Public Library — Public computers, Wi-Fi, and printing

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

public computers, Wi-Fi, and printing

Library visitor or resident eligible under San Francisco 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 San Francisco 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.


San Francisco Public Library — Weekly in-jail library service, reference by mail, digital media, accessibility support, and reentry-resource…

Summary: San Francisco Public Library documents weekly in-jail library service, reference by mail, digital media, accessibility support, and reentry-resource connections through Jail and Reentry Services as a current accessibility and outreach benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Summary: San Francisco Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, e-books, magazines, movies, and music, online tutoring and learning resources, public computers, Wi-Fi, and printing, free wellness classes, Discover & Go museum and attraction passes, fully accredited Excel Adult High School diploma study for eligible SFPL cardholders age 19 or older who live, work, or receive services in San Francisco, free one-on-one Project Read basic-literacy tutoring for English-speaking adults, plus English-language tutoring and conversation groups through The Bridge at Main, free Library by Mail for San Francisco residents whose library use is affected by a permanent or long-term disability, plus Talking Books, braille, assistive technology, and special playback equipment, weekly in-jail library service, reference by mail, digital media, accessibility support, and reentry-resource connections through Jail and Reentry Services.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, e-books, magazines, movies, and music, online tutoring and learning resources, public computers, Wi-Fi, and printing, free wellness classes, Discover & Go museum and attraction passes, fully accredited Excel Adult High School diploma study for eligible SFPL cardholders age 19 or older who live, work, or receive services in San Francisco, free one-on-one Project Read basic-literacy tutoring for English-speaking adults, plus English-language tutoring and conversation groups through The Bridge at Main, free Library by Mail for San Francisco residents whose library use is affected by a permanent or long-term disability, plus Talking Books, braille, assistive technology, and special playback equipment, weekly in-jail library service, reference by mail, digital media, accessibility support, and reentry-resource connections through Jail and Reentry Services.

California residents can receive a free San Francisco Public Library card after applying and completing the library's current in-person photo-identification process. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.


San Francisco Recreation Scholarship

Summary: Income-qualified San Francisco residents can receive substantial discounts on eligible Recreation and Parks programs.

At least 50% and up to 100% off eligible arts, athletics, aquatics, outdoor recreation, camps, and other program registration.

San Francisco resident eligible for recreation financial assistance

Live in San Francisco and meet the current income, public-housing, foster-youth, or unhoused eligibility rules. Residency and income or benefit proof, processing time, program space, and exclusions apply.

Submit the scholarship application with required verification, wait for account approval, and register for an eligible program.

Approved residents receive a 50% to 100% discount; excluded services and any uncovered balance remain payable.


San Francisco Zoo & Gardens — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Francisco Zoo & Gardens in San Francisco, CA 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 San Francisco Zoo & Gardens in San Francisco, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Francisco Zoo & Gardens


San Joaquin County Free Household Hazardous Waste Facility

Summary: San Joaquin County households can use the county facility for free disposal of accepted household hazardous waste.

No-cost resident drop-off of accepted paint, chemicals, automotive products, batteries, electronics, and other listed household hazardous materials.

San Joaquin County resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Be a San Joaquin County resident, use household rather than commercial waste, and follow current appointment or hours, proof, item, quantity, packaging, transport, vehicle, and safety rules.

Review the official brochure and facility guidance, package accepted materials safely, and deliver them during an eligible appointment or operating window.

Qualifying residential disposal is free; commercial, excluded, excess, or improperly prepared materials are not covered.

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Stockton, California
San Joaquin County, California


San Jose Citywide Recreation Scholarship

City of San Jose Parks, Recreation and Neighborhood Services

Summary: San Jose residents who meet income or public-benefit criteria can receive scholarship assistance for city recreation classes and activities.

Program assistance toward eligible camps, classes, aquatics, sports, and other recreation activities during the current scholarship year.

Income-qualified San Jose resident seeking recreation assistance

Live in San Jose, meet current income or listed public-benefit criteria, submit required proof in person, and register while scholarship funds and program space remain available.

Bring the current application and eligibility documents to an approved community center, receive a decision, and register for an eligible activity.

Assistance depends on eligibility, award balance, funding, and activity; the participant may owe any amount not covered.


San José Library Discover & Go

Summary: Reserve free or reduced-price passes to participating Bay Area museums and cultural attractions through Discover & Go.

Eligible San José Public Library cardholder living in the library service area

Hold an eligible San José Public Library card, live within the library's San José service area, meet the current age and card-type rules, and follow first-come availability, reservation, party-size, identification, printing or mobile-pass, and attraction rules.

Sign in to Discover & Go with an eligible library card, choose an available attraction and date, reserve the pass, then download or print and redeem it as instructed.

Offers may be free or reduced-price rather than uniformly free; parking, transportation, special exhibitions, food, and venue-specific add-ons may cost extra.


San Jose Museum of Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Jose Museum of Art in San Jose, CA 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 San Jose Museum of Art in San Jose, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Jose Museum of Art


San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in San Jose, CA 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 San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles in San Jose, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles


San Jose Public Library — California and Santa Clara County park passes with outdoor exploration packs

Summary: San Jose Public Library documents California and Santa Clara County park passes with outdoor exploration packs as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Eligible San Jose Public Library cardholder

Meet San Jose Public Library's current membership and identity-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.

San Jose Public Library Cardholder Benefits


San Jose Public Library — E-books and audiobooks

Summary: San Jose 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


San Jose Public Library — Events and educational programs

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

events and educational programs


San Jose Public Library — Free online high school diploma for eligible adult San Jose residents

Summary: San Jose Public Library documents free online high school diploma for eligible adult San Jose residents as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


San Jose Public Library — Free SJ Access Tech Hubs and digital-skills support

Summary: San Jose Public Library documents free SJ Access Tech Hubs and digital-skills support as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


San Jose Public Library — Online learning and research

Summary: San Jose Public Library documents online learning and research as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

online learning and research


San Jose Public Library — Physical borrowing

Summary: San Jose Public Library documents physical borrowing as a current physical borrowing benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

physical borrowing


San Jose Public Library — Public computers and Wi-Fi

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

public computers and Wi-Fi

Library visitor or resident eligible under San Jose 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 San Jose Public Library.


Summary: San Jose Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, online learning and research, public computers and Wi-Fi, events and educational programs, free SJ Access Tech Hubs and digital-skills support, California and Santa Clara County park passes with outdoor exploration packs, free online high school diploma for eligible adult San Jose residents.

No-additional-cost access to physical borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, online learning and research, public computers and Wi-Fi, events and educational programs, free SJ Access Tech Hubs and digital-skills support, California and Santa Clara County park passes with outdoor exploration packs, free online high school diploma for eligible adult San Jose residents.

Meet San Jose Public Library's current membership and identity-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.


San Lorenzo Valley Museum – Faye G. Belardi Memorial Gallery — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Lorenzo Valley Museum – Faye G. Belardi Memorial Gallery in Felton, 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 San Lorenzo Valley Museum – Faye G. Belardi Memorial Gallery in Felton, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Lorenzo Valley Museum – Faye G. Belardi Memorial Gallery


San Lorenzo Valley Museum – Grace Episcopal Gallery — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Lorenzo Valley Museum – Grace Episcopal Gallery in Boulder Creek, CA 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 San Lorenzo Valley Museum – Grace Episcopal Gallery in Boulder Creek, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Lorenzo Valley Museum – Grace Episcopal Gallery


San Luis Obispo Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: San Luis Obispo Children's Museum in San Luis Obispo, CA 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 San Luis Obispo Children's Museum in San Luis Obispo, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for San Luis Obispo Children's Museum


San Mateo Credit Union $150 Bonus – Direct Deposit Not Required – CA Only

Summary: Only available in San Mateo County, the City of Palo Alto, or certain areas of San Francisco. Read our full post Soft pull Can fund up to $500 with a credit card Direct Deposit not required

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

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


Sandwich Glass Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Sandwich Glass Museum in Sandwich, MA 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 Sandwich Glass Museum in Sandwich, MA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Sandwich Glass Museum


Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center in Pueblo, 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 Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center in Pueblo, CO

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Sangre de Cristo Arts and Conference Center


Santa Ana Free Household Hazardous Waste Disposal

Summary: Santa Ana and other Orange County residents can use four county collection centers for free household hazardous-waste and e-waste disposal.

No-cost household drop-off of accepted paint, chemicals, automotive products, batteries, electronics, and related hazardous materials.

Orange County resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Be an Orange County resident and follow current proof, location, weather, hours, item, quantity, packaging, transport, vehicle, and safety rules; organizational and business waste is excluded.

Confirm a center is open, review accepted items, package materials safely, and drive to an eligible collection center.

Qualifying resident disposal is free; commercial, excluded, excess, or improperly prepared materials are not covered.

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Santa Ana, California
Orange County, California


Santa Ana Free Public Park Amenities

Summary: Santa Ana neighborhood parks provide public playgrounds, sports courts, fields, paths, picnic tables, learning installations, and other unreserved amenities.

No-cost general access to participating public park spaces and unreserved recreation amenities.

Member of the public using a Santa Ana park or unreserved amenity

Visit during current park hours and follow posted safety, sport, supervision, pet, parking, conduct, event, reservation, and facility rules.

Choose a city park, confirm its amenities and current hours, and visit without reserving fee-based space.

General unreserved access is free; rentals, reservations, classes, organized sports, events, and selected facilities may cost extra.


Santa Ana Library Youth Wi-Fi Hotspots

Summary: Santa Ana Public Library lets eligible young cardholders borrow mobile Wi-Fi hotspots for internet access away from library branches.

Borrow an available youth Wi-Fi hotspot with included connectivity at no additional checkout cost.

Eligible Santa Ana Public Library youth cardholder without adequate home internet

Hold the required youth library card and follow current residence, age, household, availability, loan, acceptable-use, return, loss, damage, and replacement rules.

Contact the library to confirm current eligibility and availability, then check out an available hotspot under the youth program.

Standard checkout and connectivity are free; overdue, loss, damage, replacement, and accessory charges may apply.


Santa Ana OC Bus Youth Ride Free

Summary: Youth ages 6 through 18 can ride OC Bus free throughout Orange County with an approved Wave youth fare benefit.

Fare-free OC Bus fixed-route travel for eligible youth.

Orange County youth age 6–18 with an approved Wave benefit

Be age 6 through 18, obtain or link a Wave card, complete the current youth application with requested proof, and reapply under current renewal rules.

Create or sign in to a Wave account, complete the Youth Ride Free application, link the approved benefit, and tap the card when boarding.

Eligible OC Bus rides are free; replacement cards, excluded transit services, and optional purchases may cost extra.


Santa Ana Public Library — Borrowable home blood-pressure monitor kits through the Library of Things

Summary: Santa Ana Public Library documents borrowable home blood-pressure monitor kits through the Library of Things as a current library of things benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Eligible Santa Ana Public Library cardholder

Meet Santa Ana Public Library's current resident, employee, student, age, identity, address, and account-verification rules. This specific benefit may also have card-type, age, branch, vendor-license, reservation, loan-period, inventory, orientation, or service-specific rules.

Santa Ana Public Library Cardholder Benefits


Santa Ana Public Library — Classes and community programs

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

classes and community programs


Santa Ana Public Library — E-books and audiobooks

Summary: Santa Ana 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


Santa Ana Public Library — Free self-service scanning, in-library laptop-kiosk loans, adaptive technology, and one-on-one Tech Desk help

Summary: Santa Ana Public Library documents free self-service scanning, in-library laptop-kiosk loans, adaptive technology, and one-on-one Tech Desk help as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Santa Ana Public Library — Free, flexible Career Online High School diploma and career preparation for eligible Santa Ana adults age 19 or…

Summary: Santa Ana Public Library documents free, flexible Career Online High School diploma and career preparation for eligible Santa Ana adults age 19 or older as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Santa Ana Public Library — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Santa Ana 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


Santa Ana Public Library — Public computers and Wi-Fi

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

public computers and Wi-Fi

Library visitor or resident eligible under Santa Ana 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 Santa Ana Public Library.


Santa Ana Public Library — Research and learning resources

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

research and learning resources


Santa Ana Public Library — Youth hotspot lending

Summary: Santa Ana Public Library documents youth hotspot lending as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

youth hotspot lending


Summary: Santa Ana 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 and learning resources, public computers and Wi-Fi, youth hotspot lending, classes and community programs, free, flexible Career Online High School diploma and career preparation for eligible Santa Ana adults age 19 or older, borrowable home blood-pressure monitor kits through the Library of Things, free self-service scanning, in-library laptop-kiosk loans, adaptive technology, and one-on-one Tech Desk help.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, research and learning resources, public computers and Wi-Fi, youth hotspot lending, classes and community programs, free, flexible Career Online High School diploma and career preparation for eligible Santa Ana adults age 19 or older, borrowable home blood-pressure monitor kits through the Library of Things, free self-service scanning, in-library laptop-kiosk loans, adaptive technology, and one-on-one Tech Desk help.

Meet Santa Ana Public Library's current resident, employee, student, age, identity, address, and account-verification rules. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.


Santa Barbara Historical Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Santa Barbara Historical Museum in Santa Barbara, CA 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 Santa Barbara Historical Museum in Santa Barbara, 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.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Santa Barbara Historical Museum


Santa Barbara Maritime Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Santa Barbara Maritime Museum in Santa Barbara, CA 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 Santa Barbara Maritime Museum in Santa Barbara, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Santa Barbara Maritime Museum


Santa Barbara Museum of Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Santa Barbara Museum of Art in Santa Barbara, CA 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 Santa Barbara Museum of Art in Santa Barbara, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Santa Barbara Museum of Art


Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History in Santa Barbara, CA 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 Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History in Santa Barbara, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Santa Barbara Museum of Natural History


Santa Barbara Zoo — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Santa Barbara Zoo in Santa Barbara, CA 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 Santa Barbara Zoo in Santa Barbara, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Santa Barbara Zoo


Santa Clara County Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off

County of Santa Clara Household Hazardous Waste Program

Summary: Santa Clara County residents can make an appointment to dispose of accepted household hazardous waste at county facilities and events.

No-cost appointment-based household hazardous-waste drop-off for county residents.

Santa Clara County resident with accepted household hazardous waste

County residency, a booked appointment, residential material, and compliance with current accepted-item, quantity, packaging, transport, and facility rules are required.

Use the county site to schedule an appointment, then bring properly packed accepted material as directed.

No resident drop-off fee for accepted household material within program limits.