North Florida Wildlife Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: North Florida Wildlife Center in Lamont, 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 North Florida Wildlife Center in Lamont, 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.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for North Florida Wildlife Center


North Las Vegas Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off

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: Eligible Southern Nevada residential customers can use authorized sites for accepted household hazardous waste disposal without a separate drop-off charge.

No-additional-cost residential drop-off of accepted paint, chemicals, automotive fluids, batteries, fluorescent lamps, and related material at authorized sites.

Eligible Southern Nevada residential solid-waste customer with accepted household hazardous waste

Be an eligible residential franchise customer and follow current proof, customer-account, location, hours, appointment, item, quantity, packaging, vehicle, and safety rules.

Check current service information and accepted items, confirm the authorized site and hours, package material safely, and bring proof of residential service.

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.

Base eligible service is included for qualifying residential customers; commercial, excluded, excess, or improperly prepared material may have charges or be refused.

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North Las Vegas, Nevada
Clark County, Nevada


North Las Vegas Library District — Chromebook and hotspot lending

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: North Las Vegas Library District documents Chromebook and hotspot lending as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Chromebook and hotspot lending

Eligible North Las Vegas Library District cardholder

North Las Vegas residents can apply for a district library card 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.

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.

North Las Vegas Library District Cardholder Benefits


North Las Vegas Library District — E-books and streaming media

Summary: North Las Vegas Library District documents e-books and streaming media as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

e-books and streaming media


North Las Vegas Library District — Free certified-user Open Makerspace access to 3D printers and Cricut equipment, subject to current supply and…

Summary: North Las Vegas Library District documents free certified-user Open Makerspace access to 3D printers and Cricut equipment, subject to current supply and small print-material charges as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


North Las Vegas Library District — Library-based EmployNV career services plus adult literacy, ESL, high-school-equivalency, career-readiness, and…

Summary: North Las Vegas Library District documents library-based EmployNV career services plus adult literacy, ESL, high-school-equivalency, career-readiness, and workforce-training programs as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


North Las Vegas Library District — Museum and park passes

Summary: North Las Vegas Library District 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


North Las Vegas Library District — Online databases

Summary: North Las Vegas Library District documents online databases as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

online databases


North Las Vegas Library District — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: North Las Vegas Library District 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


North Las Vegas Library District — Public computers and Wi-Fi

Summary: North Las Vegas Library District 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 North Las Vegas Library District'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 North Las Vegas Library District.

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.


North Las Vegas Library District — Scheduled community services including free notary and divorce or custody classes, Nevada Health Link…

Summary: North Las Vegas Library District documents scheduled community services including free notary and divorce or custody classes, Nevada Health Link enrollment, and HOPE mental- and primary-care outreach as a current accessibility and outreach benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


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: North Las Vegas Library District cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, e-books and streaming media, online databases, public computers and Wi-Fi, Chromebook and hotspot lending, museum and park passes, free certified-user Open Makerspace access to 3D printers and Cricut equipment, subject to current supply and small print-material charges, library-based EmployNV career services plus adult literacy, ESL, high-school-equivalency, career-readiness, and workforce-training programs, scheduled community services including free notary and divorce or custody classes, Nevada Health Link enrollment, and HOPE mental- and primary-care outreach.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, e-books and streaming media, online databases, public computers and Wi-Fi, Chromebook and hotspot lending, museum and park passes, free certified-user Open Makerspace access to 3D printers and Cricut equipment, subject to current supply and small print-material charges, library-based EmployNV career services plus adult literacy, ESL, high-school-equivalency, career-readiness, and workforce-training programs, scheduled community services including free notary and divorce or custody classes, Nevada Health Link enrollment, and HOPE mental- and primary-care outreach.

North Las Vegas residents can apply for a district library card under current identity, address, age, and account 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.


North Las Vegas Library Museum and Park Passes

Summary: Check out available museum and park passes for no-additional-cost admission under each partner's current rules.

Hold an eligible North Las Vegas Library District card and follow current pass availability, checkout, loan, return, reservation, party-size, identification, date, and partner rules.

Use the district's museum-and-park-pass link or ask library staff about current availability, check out a pass, and redeem it as instructed.

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


North Las Vegas Library Wi-Fi To Go

Summary: Eligible library cardholders can borrow Wi-Fi hotspots and Chromebook kits for internet access outside North Las Vegas branches.

Borrow available mobile-connectivity and computing equipment for the current loan period with included internet service.

Hold an eligible district library card and follow current age, availability, reservation, one-device, loan, renewal, return, acceptable-use, loss, damage, and replacement rules.

Ask library staff or use the current catalog process to find available equipment, complete checkout, and return all components by the due date.

Standard checkout and connectivity are free; overdue restrictions, loss, damage, replacement, and missing-component charges may apply.


North Las Vegas Recreation Scholarship

City of North Las Vegas Parks and Recreation

Summary: North Las Vegas offers limited recreation scholarships to help resident youth participate in eligible city programs.

Receive up to the current household award limit toward approved recreation activities while scholarship funding remains available.

Income-qualified North Las Vegas household with an eligible youth participant

Be a North Las Vegas resident applying for youth ages 3 through 17, meet current income, documentation, program, registration, award, capacity, and funding rules; childcare is excluded.

Submit the current scholarship application with residency and income proof and register for an eligible program after approval.

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

Scholarships may cover up to $200 per household under current rules; families pay any remaining balance and excluded costs, and awards are not guaranteed.


North Mississippi Rural Legal Services, Inc. — Free Civil Legal Aid

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

LSC funded-program directory record for North Mississippi Rural Legal Services, Inc.


North Museum of Nature and Science — 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: North Museum of Nature and Science in Lancaster, PA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting North Museum of Nature and Science in Lancaster, PA

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 North Museum of Nature and Science


North Penn Legal Services, Inc. — Free Civil Legal Aid

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

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

LSC funded-program directory record for North Penn Legal Services, Inc.


North Shore Bank $400 Checking Bonus WI + IL – Direct Deposit Not Required

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: Either requires a direct deposit or 10 debit card purchases per month. Read our full post Soft pull No credit card funding Direct deposit not required

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.

Official bank or credit-union offer terms


North Shore Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: North Shore Children's Museum in Peabody, 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 North Shore Children's Museum in Peabody, MA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for North Shore Children's Museum


Northeast Legal Aid, Inc. — Free Civil Legal Aid

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

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

LSC funded-program directory record for Northeast Legal Aid, Inc.


Northeast New Jersey Legal Services Corporation — Free Civil Legal Aid

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

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

LSC funded-program directory record for Northeast New Jersey Legal Services Corporation


Northeastern Nevada Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Northeastern Nevada Museum in Elko, NV 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 Northeastern Nevada Museum in Elko, NV

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Northeastern Nevada Museum


Northwest Bank $400 – NY, OH, IN, PA

Summary: Used to only be $160, so this is a huge increase. Read our full post Soft pull Unknown if credit card funding is possible Requires a $1,000+ direct deposit

Northwest Bank $400 – NY, OH, IN, PA


Northwest Federal Credit Union $500

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: Might need to join a foundation for $10 to make it nationwide.

Northwest Federal Credit Union $500

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.


Northwest Justice Project — Free Civil Legal Aid

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

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

LSC funded-program directory record for Northwest Justice Project


Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture in Spokane, WA 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 Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture in Spokane, WA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Northwest Museum of Arts and Culture


Northwest Museum of Cartoon Arts — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Northwest Museum of Cartoon Arts in Portland, 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 Northwest Museum of Cartoon Arts in Portland, OR

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Northwest Museum of Cartoon Arts


Northwest Railway Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Northwest Railway Museum in Snoqualmie, WA 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 Northwest Railway Museum in Snoqualmie, WA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Northwest Railway Museum


Northwestern Legal Services — Free Civil Legal Aid

LSC funded-program directory record for Northwestern Legal Services


Northwoods Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Northwoods Children's Museum in Eagle River, WI 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 Northwoods Children's Museum in Eagle River, WI

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


Nowashe Village — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Nowashe Village in South Windsor, CT is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Nowashe Village in South Windsor, CT

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Nowashe Village


NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale — Museums for All Admission

Summary: NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale in Fort Lauderdale, 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 NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale in Fort Lauderdale, FL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for NSU Art Museum Fort Lauderdale


Numerica Credit Union $300 – WA, ID – Direct Deposit Not Required

Summary: Was $200, now increased to $300. Read our full post Unknown if hard or soft pull Can fund up to $500 with a credit card Direct deposit not required


NW Kansas Library, Advisory and Outreach Center — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: NW Kansas Library, Advisory and Outreach Center is a National Library Service Advisory and Outreach Center serving Cheyenne, Decatur, Gove, Graham, Logan, Norton, Rawlins, Sheridan, Sherman, Thomas, and Trego Counties. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

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

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: Cheyenne, Decatur, Gove, Graham, Logan, Norton, Rawlins, Sheridan, Sherman, Thomas, and Trego Counties

Available to U.S. residents who cannot read or use regular print because of blindness, low vision, or a physical, perceptual, or reading disability. Enrollment requires an application and certification by an authorized professional; this library’s stated service area is: Cheyenne, Decatur, Gove, Graham, Logan, Norton, Rawlins, Sheridan, Sherman, Thomas, and Trego Counties.

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

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

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Kansas


NY Connects — Aging and Disability Help

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

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

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

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

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

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

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for New York


NYC Library Culture Pass

NYPL, Brooklyn Public Library, and Queens Public Library

Summary: Reserve free admission for two people or a family of four, depending on the venue, at participating New York City museums, theaters, gardens, zoos, and cultural institutions.

Eligible NYPL, Brooklyn Public Library, or Queens Public Library cardholder

Hold an eligible physical card from NYPL, Brooklyn Public Library, or Queens Public Library; reserve online, observe venue and reservation limits, and bring the required pass and identification.

Choose the issuing library at Culture Pass, sign in with the card number and PIN, reserve an available venue and date, then retrieve the pass before the visit.


NYC SAFE Disposal Events and Special Waste Sites

Summary: New York City residents can safely drop off accepted household chemicals, electronics, medical items, and other special waste.

No-cost resident disposal at scheduled SAFE events and permanent special-waste drop-off sites.

New York City resident with accepted household special waste

Residential material only. Follow item, quantity, packaging, transportation, and proof-of-residency rules; businesses and commercial vehicles are excluded.

Check the current event or site schedule, package accepted materials as directed, and bring any required proof of residency.

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


Oakland AC Transit Clipper START and Discount Fares

Summary: AC Transit provides 50% discounts through Clipper START and comparable discounts for eligible youth, seniors, and riders with disabilities.

Half-price AC Transit single rides for qualifying low-income adults and discounted fares or passes for other eligible rider categories.

Income-qualified Bay Area adult
Eligible youth or senior rider
Eligible rider with a disability

Meet the applicable Bay Area residence, income, age, or disability category, apply for the relevant personalized Clipper card, and use that credential under current fare, route, transfer, proof, and service rules.

Apply for Clipper START, Youth, Senior, or Clipper Access, receive the personalized card, load value when required, and tag the card when boarding.

Applicants pay discounted fares after approval; card replacement, Transbay upgrades, paratransit, excluded services, and optional products may cost extra.

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Oakland, California
San Francisco Bay Area, California


Oakland Free Household Hazardous Waste Drop-Off

Alameda County Household Hazardous Waste Program and StopWaste

Summary: Alameda County residents can use the Oakland facility or three other county facilities for household hazardous-waste drop-off without an appointment.

Free disposal of accepted household paints, chemicals, batteries, electronics, automotive products, and similar hazardous materials within state limits.

Alameda County resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Be an Alameda County resident, show accepted address proof, personally transport household-generated waste, and follow current 15-gallon or 125-pound total, container, packaging, item, hours, and vehicle rules.

Review accepted items and facility hours, package materials safely in the vehicle cargo area, bring residency proof, and stay in the vehicle while staff unloads.

There is no drop-off charge at use, though the program is funded by an annual residential assessment; excluded, excess, business, hauled, and special waste may cost extra.

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Oakland, California
Alameda County, California


Oakland Library Discover & Go

Summary: Reserve free or low-cost passes to participating Bay Area museums, zoos, science centers, theaters, and other cultural attractions.

Eligible Oakland Public Library cardholder age 14 or older

Resident of Oakland, Emeryville, or Piedmont

Be age 14 or older, live in Oakland, Emeryville, or Piedmont, hold an eligible Oakland Public Library card, and follow the two-active-reservation, identification, nontransferability, date, and venue rules.

Sign in to Discover & Go with the library card and PIN, reserve an available pass, print or download it, and present it with required identification.


Oakland Library Free Wi-Fi Hotspots

Summary: Oakland Public Library lends mobile Wi-Fi hotspots that can connect multiple personal devices.

Borrow an available hotspot for 21 days and use the included internet connection at no charge.

Hold an Oakland Public Library card and follow current hold, one-item, availability, checkout, automatic-renewal, network, privacy, acceptable-use, return, loss, and damage rules.

Place a hold online or through a branch, check out the available hotspot, connect devices using its instructions, and return the complete kit on time.

Checkout and included connectivity are free; the current replacement charge applies for a lost or irreparably damaged hotspot, and other account restrictions may apply.


Oakland Museum of California — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Oakland Museum of California in Oakland, 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 Oakland Museum of California in Oakland, 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 Oakland Museum of California


Oakland Park Play Lending Library

Oakland Parks, Recreation and Youth Development

Summary: Oakland's Park Play Lending Library lets community members borrow sports and recreation equipment at the Larry E. Reid Sports Center.

No-cost access to available soccer balls, footballs, frisbees, yoga mats, and other recreation equipment for park play.

Oakland resident or visitor using the Park Play Lending Library

Visit the participating center during current program hours and follow availability, checkout, age, identification, supervision, return, loss, damage, safety, and facility rules.

Check current operating information, visit the Larry E. Reid Sports Center, and complete the on-site equipment checkout process.

Standard equipment borrowing is free; loss, damage, nonreturn, transportation, and unrelated facility programs may create costs or restrictions.


Oakland Public Library — Computers and Wi-Fi

Summary: Oakland 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

Eligible Oakland Public Library cardholder

Meet Oakland Public Library's current California resident 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.

Oakland Public Library Cardholder Benefits


Oakland Public Library — Discover & Go attraction tickets and California State Library Parks Passes

Summary: Oakland Public Library documents Discover & Go attraction tickets and California State Library Parks Passes as a current cultural and park passes benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Oakland Public Library — E-books and audiobooks

Summary: Oakland 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


Oakland Public Library — Free adult literacy support and an online high school diploma through Second Start

Summary: Oakland Public Library documents free adult literacy support and an online high school diploma through Second Start as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Oakland Public Library — Free seed libraries and gardening programs without a card

Summary: Oakland Public Library documents free seed libraries and gardening programs without a card as a current library of things benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Oakland Public Library — Free three-week Wi-Fi hotspot lending

Summary: Oakland Public Library documents free three-week Wi-Fi hotspot lending as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

free three-week Wi-Fi hotspot lending


Oakland Public Library — Physical borrowing

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

physical borrowing


Oakland Public Library — Streaming and databases

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

streaming and databases


Oakland Public Library — Tool Lending Library with more than 5,000 tools for eligible local adults

Summary: Oakland Public Library documents Tool Lending Library with more than 5,000 tools for eligible local adults as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Summary: Oakland Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, streaming and databases, computers and Wi-Fi, Tool Lending Library with more than 5,000 tools for eligible local adults, free three-week Wi-Fi hotspot lending, Discover & Go attraction tickets and California State Library Parks Passes, free seed libraries and gardening programs without a card, free adult literacy support and an online high school diploma through Second Start.

No-additional-cost access to physical borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, streaming and databases, computers and Wi-Fi, Tool Lending Library with more than 5,000 tools for eligible local adults, free three-week Wi-Fi hotspot lending, Discover & Go attraction tickets and California State Library Parks Passes, free seed libraries and gardening programs without a card, free adult literacy support and an online high school diploma through Second Start.

Meet Oakland Public Library's current California resident 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.


Oakland Talking Book Service @ RHPL — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: Oakland Talking Book Service @ RHPL is a National Library Service Advisory and Outreach Center serving Oakland County. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

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

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

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Michigan


Obama Presidential Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, IL 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 Obama Presidential Center in Chicago, IL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Obama Presidential Center


Oberlin Heritage Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Oberlin Heritage Center in Oberlin, 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 Oberlin Heritage Center in Oberlin, OH

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Oberlin Heritage Center


Ogden Museum of Southern Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans, LA 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 Ogden Museum of Southern Art in New Orleans, LA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Ogden Museum of Southern Art


Ogunquit Museum of American Art — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Ogunquit Museum of American Art in Ogunquit, 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 Ogunquit Museum of American Art in Ogunquit, ME

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Ogunquit Museum of American Art


OH WOW! The Roger & Gloria Jones Children's Center for Science & Technology — Museums for All Admission

Summary: OH WOW! The Roger & Gloria Jones Children's Center for Science & Technology in Youngstown, 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 OH WOW! The Roger & Gloria Jones Children's Center for Science & Technology in Youngstown, OH

Museums for All participant-directory listing for OH WOW! The Roger & Gloria Jones Children's Center for Science & Technology


Ohio Association of Area Agencies on Aging — Aging and Disability Help

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

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

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

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

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for Ohio


Ohio History Center & Ohio Village — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Ohio History Center & Ohio Village in Columbus, 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 Ohio History Center & Ohio Village in Columbus, OH

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Ohio History Center & Ohio Village


Ohio Library for the Blind and Print Disabled — Free Accessible Library Service

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

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

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

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Ohio


Ohio Medicaid and CHIP Help

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

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

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in Ohio

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

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

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

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for Ohio


Ohio SNAP Food Assistance

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

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

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in Ohio

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

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

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


Ohio Unemployment Insurance Application

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

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

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in Ohio

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

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

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

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


Ohio Weatherization Assistance

Ohio Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

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

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

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in Ohio

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

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

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

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for Ohio


Oklahoma City EMBARK Reduced and Youth Fares

Summary: EMBARK offers reduced local fares to older adults, Medicare cardholders, and riders with qualifying disabilities, while eligible youth ride free through Haul Pass.

A reduced local bus fare for qualifying adults or fare-free fixed-route rides for eligible riders age 18 and younger.

Qualifying EMBARK rider in the Oklahoma City service area

Meet the current age, Medicare, disability, or youth eligibility rule and carry the required EMBARK reduced-fare ID, proof, or Haul Pass when riding.

Review the current fare rules, obtain any required reduced-fare identification or youth Haul Pass, and present or validate it when boarding.

Qualifying riders receive the current reduced fare or free youth rides; card replacement, unsupported services, and regular fares may cost extra.


Oklahoma City Free Household Hazardous Waste Disposal

City of Oklahoma City Utilities Department

Summary: Oklahoma City's Household Hazardous Waste Center gives city residents an environmentally safe place to dispose of accepted home chemicals and hazardous products.

No-cost drop-off of accepted residential household hazardous waste at the city collection center.

Oklahoma City resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Be an Oklahoma City resident, bring required proof, use household rather than commercial material, and follow current item, quantity, container, transport, vehicle, and hours rules.

Check the current center details and What Goes Where database, package accepted items safely, and bring them with required residency proof during open hours.

The center is free for Oklahoma City residents; outside municipalities, excluded items, commercial waste, transportation, and alternative disposal may cost extra.


Oklahoma City Free Spraygrounds

Summary: OKC Parks operates 16 public spraygrounds across the city during the posted warm-weather season.

No-cost access to 16 outdoor spraygrounds during current operating dates and hours.

Oklahoma City resident or visitor using a city sprayground

Use a listed sprayground during posted seasonal hours and follow park, supervision, safety, closure, and conduct rules.

Check the official sprayground page for current dates, hours, locations, and closures, then visit a listed site.

Sprayground admission is free; pools, aquatic centers, classes, reservations, and transportation may cost extra.


Oklahoma City Library Free Computers and Wi-Fi

Summary: Metropolitan Library System locations provide public computers and free Wi-Fi after the system ended its hotspot-lending program.

No-cost on-site internet access through library Wi-Fi and public computer workstations.

Oklahoma City-area library visitor needing internet or computer access

Visit an open library location and follow its computer-session, network, filtering, age, reservation, identification, printing, and acceptable-use rules.

Choose an open Metropolitan Library location, connect to its public Wi-Fi or ask staff to use a public computer, and accept the current use rules.

Computer and Wi-Fi access are free; printing, replacement items, transportation, and commercial broadband are not included.


Oklahoma Department of Human Services — Aging and Disability Help

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

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

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

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

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

ACL No Wrong Door state-help directory entry for Oklahoma


Oklahoma Hall of Fame | Gaylord-Pickens Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Oklahoma Hall of Fame | Gaylord-Pickens Museum in Oklahoma City, OK 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 Oklahoma Hall of Fame | Gaylord-Pickens Museum in Oklahoma City, OK

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 Oklahoma Hall of Fame | Gaylord-Pickens Museum


Oklahoma History Center Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Oklahoma History Center Museum in Oklahoma City, OK 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 Oklahoma History Center Museum in Oklahoma City, OK

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Oklahoma History Center Museum


Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: Oklahoma Library for the Blind and Physically Handicapped is a National Library Service Regional Library serving Oklahoma; braille readers receive service from Utah.. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

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

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: Oklahoma; braille readers receive service from Utah.

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

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

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

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Oklahoma


Oklahoma Medicaid and CHIP Help

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

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

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in Oklahoma

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

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

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

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for Oklahoma


Oklahoma SNAP Food Assistance

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

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

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in Oklahoma

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

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

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


Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library in Guthrie, OK 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 Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library in Guthrie, OK

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 Oklahoma Territorial Museum and Carnegie Library


Oklahoma Unemployment Insurance Application

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

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

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in Oklahoma

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

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

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


Oklahoma Weatherization Assistance

Oklahoma Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

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

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

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in Oklahoma

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

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

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for Oklahoma


Olana State Historic Site — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Olana State Historic Site in Hudson, 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 Olana State Historic Site in Hudson, NY

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Olana State Historic Site


Olbrich Botanical Gardens — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Olbrich Botanical Gardens in Madison, WI 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 Olbrich Botanical Gardens in Madison, WI

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Olbrich Botanical Gardens


Old Alabama Town — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Old Alabama Town in Montgomery, AL is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Old Alabama Town in Montgomery, AL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Old Alabama Town


Old Cowtown Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Old Cowtown Museum in Wichita, KS 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 Old Cowtown Museum in Wichita, KS

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Old Cowtown Museum


Old Davie School Historical Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Old Davie School Historical Museum in Davie, 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 Old Davie School Historical Museum in Davie, FL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Old Davie School Historical Museum


Old Economy Village (PHMC) — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Old Economy Village (PHMC) in Ambridge, PA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Old Economy Village (PHMC) in Ambridge, PA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Old Economy Village (PHMC)


Old Fort Jackson — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Old Fort Jackson in Savannah, GA is listed in the current Museums for All directory as a participating cultural institution offering reduced admission to SNAP EBT cardholders.

SNAP EBT cardholder visiting Old Fort Jackson in Savannah, GA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Old Fort Jackson


Old Idaho Penitentiary — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Old Idaho Penitentiary in Boise, ID 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 Old Idaho Penitentiary in Boise, ID

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Old Idaho Penitentiary


Old Mission Santa Barbara — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Old Mission Santa Barbara 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 Old Mission Santa Barbara in Santa Barbara, CA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Old Mission Santa Barbara


Old National Bank $300/$650 Bonus – IA, IL, IN, KY, MN, WI, TN, ND & MI

Summary: Bit annoying to keep the $450 bonus fee free but can always just do the $250 bonus. Read our full post Soft pull Credit card funding of $500 allowed Direct deposit of $500+ 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.


Old North Church & Historic Site — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Old North Church & Historic Site in Boston, 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 Old North Church & Historic Site in Boston, MA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Old North Church & Historic Site


Old Salem Museums & Gardens — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Old Salem Museums & Gardens in Winston-Salem, NC 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 Old Salem Museums & Gardens in Winston-Salem, NC

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Old Salem Museums & Gardens


Old Second Bank $300 Bonus – IL only

Summary: Another small bonus, upside is that $100 can be done without a direct deposit being required. Read our full post Soft pull No credit card funding Two direct deposits totaling $500 or more required

Old Second Bank $300 Bonus – IL only

Official bank or credit-union offer terms


Old Sturbridge Village — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Old Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, 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 Old Sturbridge Village in Sturbridge, MA

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Old Sturbridge Village


Old York Historical Society — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Old York Historical Society in York, 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 Old York Historical Society in York, ME

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Old York Historical Society


Older Americans Act Congregate Meals

State and Area Agencies on Aging and local senior nutrition providers

Summary: Local Older Americans Act nutrition programs serve meals in senior centers and other community settings while providing social connection and access to supportive services.

A nutritious congregate meal, generally designed to meet federal dietary requirements, plus opportunities for socialization, nutrition education, health promotion, and referral to other aging services where locally available.

Person age 60 or older using a participating congregate meal site

Spouse or other person eligible under local Older Americans Act meal rules

People age 60 or older and their spouses of any age are generally eligible. Local programs may also serve people with disabilities who live with an eligible older adult or in certain housing facilities occupied primarily by older people, and volunteers during meal hours. Sites set schedules, reservations, service areas, guest rules, and priorities for people with greatest economic or social need.

Use the Eldercare Locator to find the Area Agency on Aging or senior nutrition provider, ask for nearby congregate meal sites and schedules, and complete any local registration or reservation process.

An eligible older person cannot be denied because they do not contribute. Sites may invite a confidential voluntary contribution, may charge guests who are not eligible, and can limit days, require reservations, prioritize certain participants, or maintain waiting lists when resources are constrained.

State, Tribal, territory, and local aging-network service areas


Older Americans Act Home-Delivered Meals

Summary: Local Older Americans Act programs deliver nutritious meals, social contact, and wellness checks to eligible older adults who need meals at home.

Scheduled home-delivered meals with nutrition support, a recurring social connection and wellness check, and information or referral to other home- and community-based services.

Older adult eligible for local home-delivered senior meals

Eligible spouse or person with a disability living with an older meal recipient

A participant generally must be age 60 or older and meet the local agency's needs assessment and delivery criteria, which commonly prioritize people who are homebound, frail, isolated, unable to prepare meals, or in greatest economic or social need. A spouse and certain people with disabilities living with an eligible older adult may qualify under federal and local rules.

Use the Eldercare Locator to contact the Area Agency on Aging or local meal provider, request a home-delivered-meal assessment, and complete local residence, functional-need, scheduling, and emergency-contact steps.

An eligible older person cannot be denied because they do not contribute, though a confidential voluntary contribution may be invited. Delivery frequency, meal type, assessment criteria, service boundaries, temporary or long-term status, priority rules, and waiting lists vary by provider.

State, Tribal, territory, and local delivery service areas


Older Americans Act Senior Nutrition Program

State and Area Agencies on Aging and local nutrition providers

Summary: The Older Americans Act funds local congregate and home-delivered meal programs that support nutrition, social connection, wellness checks, and independent living for older adults.

Nutritious meals in community settings or delivered to eligible homebound participants, along with nutrition education, screening or counseling where offered, social contact, wellness checks, and connections to other aging services.

Older adult eligible for a local senior nutrition program

Eligible spouse or person with a disability under local program rules

Congregate services are generally available to people age 60 or older and spouses of any age, with additional categories for certain people with disabilities, volunteers, and people living with an eligible older adult. Home-delivered services generally require age-based eligibility plus being homebound or otherwise unable to obtain meals; local agencies set assessment, priority, frequency, and capacity rules.

Use the Eldercare Locator to find the Area Agency on Aging or serving meal provider, ask for congregate meal locations or a home-delivered-meal assessment, and complete local eligibility and scheduling steps.

Programs cannot deny an eligible older person because they do not contribute, but providers may invite confidential voluntary contributions and can use waiting lists or priority rules when capacity is limited. Meal frequency, menus, delivery, guest pricing, and any permitted cost-sharing practices vary locally.


Oliver Kelley Farm (Minnesota Historical Society) — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Oliver Kelley Farm (Minnesota Historical Society) in Elk River, MN 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 Oliver Kelley Farm (Minnesota Historical Society) in Elk River, MN

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Oliver Kelley Farm (Minnesota Historical Society)


Omaha Children's Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Omaha Children's Museum in Omaha, NE 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 Omaha Children's Museum in Omaha, NE

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


Omaha Library Discovery Pass

Summary: Reserve free admission to participating Omaha-area museums, gardens, cultural institutions, and family attractions.

Omaha Public Library cardholder in good standing

Be a Douglas County resident age 18 or older with an active library card in good standing, and follow each partner's current availability, reservation, party-size, identification, date, cancellation, and redemption rules.

Sign in with the library barcode and PIN, reserve an available attraction and date, print or download the pass, and present it with the library card as instructed.

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


Omaha Library Free Computers and Wi-Fi

Summary: Every Omaha Public Library branch provides public computers and an open library Wi-Fi network.

Use available internet-connected computers and connect personal devices to OPL Wi-Fi without a separate access fee.

Omaha Public Library visitor or cardholder

Visit during current branch or exterior-access hours, use a library card for standard reservable computer sessions or an available short-term station, and follow session, reservation, filtering, security, printing, and acceptable-use rules.

Visit a branch, reserve or sign into an available computer, or select the OPL-Wifi network and accept the displayed terms.

Computer and Wi-Fi access are free; printing, copying, devices, private technical support, and transportation may cost extra.


Omaha Metro Half Fare and Fare Capping

Summary: Eligible Omaha Metro riders receive half fares, and Umo automatically caps qualifying monthly fixed-route spending.

Half-price fixed-route rides and a lower monthly fare cap for qualifying seniors, Medicare cardholders, and riders with disabilities.

Eligible senior rider
Medicare cardholder
Eligible rider with a disability

Meet a current half-fare category, obtain or use the required reduced-fare identification and Umo account or card, and follow fare-payment, proof, route, transfer, and service rules; microtransit and MOBY have separate terms.

Apply through Metro for half-fare status, load value to the approved Umo card or app, and use the same account for qualifying rides so fare capping can apply.

Enrollment may require identification; riders pay reduced fares until the cap, while microtransit, paratransit, lost cards, and excluded services may cost extra.


Omaha Parks and Recreation Program Scholarships

City of Omaha Parks, Recreation and Public Property

Summary: Participating Omaha community centers may provide recreation-program scholarships or a fee-for-volunteer-time option for people unable to pay the standard cost.

A full or partial program-fee reduction determined by the participating center under its current resources and scholarship rules.

Omaha recreation participant seeking a scholarship at a participating community center

Contact the specific Omaha community center, meet its current program, financial-need, application, availability, timing, and volunteer-exchange rules, and understand that not every center or program participates.

Ask the selected community center supervisor for its current scholarship form and complete the application or approved volunteer-time arrangement before registering.

Awards and participation vary by center and funding; uncovered balances, equipment, transportation, concessions, and optional services may cost extra.


Omaha Public Library — Classes and community programs

Summary: Omaha 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

Eligible Omaha Public Library cardholder

Meet Omaha Public Library's current Douglas County, property, school, reciprocal, or paid nonresident card requirements. 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.

Omaha Public Library Cardholder Benefits


Omaha Public Library — Common Soil Seed Library

Summary: Omaha Public Library documents Common Soil Seed Library as a current library of things benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Common Soil Seed Library


Omaha Public Library — Do Space 3D printing, laser cutting, Memory Lab, podcast studios, sewing machines, and specialty printing

Summary: Omaha Public Library documents Do Space 3D printing, laser cutting, Memory Lab, podcast studios, sewing machines, and specialty printing as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Omaha Public Library — E-books and audiobooks

Summary: Omaha 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


Omaha Public Library — LinkedIn Learning, LearningExpress tests, homework help, and career resources

Summary: Omaha Public Library documents LinkedIn Learning, LearningExpress tests, homework help, and career resources as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Omaha Public Library — Physical borrowing

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

physical borrowing


Omaha Public Library — Public technology

Summary: Omaha Public Library documents public technology as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

public technology


Omaha Public Library — Streaming and research databases

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

streaming and research databases


Summary: Omaha Public Library cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, streaming and research databases, public technology, classes and community programs, Common Soil Seed Library, Do Space 3D printing, laser cutting, Memory Lab, podcast studios, sewing machines, and specialty printing, LinkedIn Learning, LearningExpress tests, homework help, and career resources.

No-additional-cost access to physical borrowing, e-books and audiobooks, streaming and research databases, public technology, classes and community programs, Common Soil Seed Library, Do Space 3D printing, laser cutting, Memory Lab, podcast studios, sewing machines, and specialty printing, LinkedIn Learning, LearningExpress tests, homework help, and career resources.

Meet Omaha Public Library's current Douglas County, property, school, reciprocal, or paid nonresident card requirements. 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.


Omaha Under the Sink Household Chemical Disposal and ReStore

Summary: The interlocal Under the Sink facility accepts household hazardous waste and offers reusable household chemicals through an in-facility ReStore.

No-cost drop-off of accepted household hazardous waste and free reusable cleaners, paints, automotive fluids, and similar products while available.

Douglas or Sarpy County resident with accepted household hazardous waste

Eligible resident selecting available ReStore products

Live in Douglas or Sarpy County, use household rather than business waste, and follow current identification, item, quantity, packaging, transportation, hours, latex-paint, and ReStore rules.

Review facility rules and hours, package accepted products safely, visit the Omaha facility, and check the ReStore inventory during the visit.

Most accepted household hazardous waste and ReStore products are free; latex paint currently has a per-container fee, and excluded or commercial waste may cost extra.

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Omaha and Douglas County, Nebraska
Sarpy County, Nebraska


OneAZ $300 Checking Bonus – AZ Only

Summary: Has been as high as $500 in the past but that was a long time ago. Read our full post Soft pull Credit card funding of $500 required Direct deposit of $1,000+ required for six months

OneAZ $300 Checking Bonus – AZ Only


OneAZ $350 Checking Bonus – AZ Only – Direct Deposit Not Required

Summary: Has been higher in the past but required a direct deposit. Read our full post Soft pull Credit card funding of $500 required Direct deposit of $1,000+ required for six months


Oneonta World of Learning — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Oneonta World of Learning in Oneonta, NY 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 Oneonta World of Learning in Oneonta, NY

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.

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Oneonta World of Learning


Oostburg State Bank $300 – WI

Summary: Just requires the direct deposit and a $750 balance. Read our full post Soft pull Unknown if credit card funding is possible Direct deposit of $500+ required

Oostburg State Bank $300 – WI


Orange County Library Free Wi-Fi and Computers

Summary: Orange County Library System provides free guest Wi-Fi and public computer access at its library locations.

Connect to free guest Wi-Fi during library hours or use an available public computer for internet and digital access.

Orange County Library System visitor or cardholder

Visit an Orange County Library System location and follow current hours, guest or library-card sign-in, session, device, acceptable-use, printing, and staff instructions. Guest Wi-Fi does not require a library card.

Visit a library location, connect a device to the OCLS-Guest network, or sign in to an available public computer as instructed.

Wi-Fi and public-computer access are free; printing, copying, extended or optional services, equipment, and other transactions may have charges.

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Orlando, Florida
Orange County, Florida


Orange County Library System — Classes, makerspaces, and community programs

Summary: Orange County Library System documents classes, makerspaces, and community programs as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

Eligible Orange County Library System cardholder

Orange County residents, qualifying property owners, and other eligible applicants can receive a card 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.

Orange County Library System Cardholder Benefits


Orange County Library System — Computers and Wi-Fi

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

computers and Wi-Fi


Orange County Library System — E-books and streaming media

Summary: Orange County Library System documents e-books and streaming media as a current digital media and research benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

e-books and streaming media


Orange County Library System — Free delivery of eligible requested library materials to cardholders' homes

Summary: Orange County Library System documents free delivery of eligible requested library materials to cardholders' homes as a current programs and services benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Orange County Library System — Hotspot lending

Summary: Orange County Library System documents hotspot lending as a current devices and connectivity benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.

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Orange County Library System — Melrose Center access to audio and video production, photography, podcasting, laser cutting, 3D printing, game…

Summary: Orange County Library System documents Melrose Center access to audio and video production, photography, podcasting, laser cutting, 3D printing, game development, VR, flight and driving simulators, and editing workstations under current reservation and training rules as a current makerspaces and creative technology benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Orange County Library System — One-on-one library social-worker help and referrals for food and SNAP benefits, housing, mental health, career…

Summary: Orange County Library System documents one-on-one library social-worker help and referrals for food and SNAP benefits, housing, mental health, career training, health care, and other needs as a current learning and career support benefit for people who meet its service and eligibility rules.


Orange County Library System — Physical and digital borrowing

Summary: Orange County Library System 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


Orange County Library System — Research and online learning

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

research and online learning


Summary: Orange County Library System cardholders can use a city-specific mix of digital and physical benefits. Current highlights include physical and digital borrowing, e-books and streaming media, research and online learning, computers and Wi-Fi, hotspot lending, classes, makerspaces, and community programs, free delivery of eligible requested library materials to cardholders' homes, one-on-one library social-worker help and referrals for food and SNAP benefits, housing, mental health, career training, health care, and other needs, Melrose Center access to audio and video production, photography, podcasting, laser cutting, 3D printing, game development, VR, flight and driving simulators, and editing workstations under current reservation and training rules.

No-additional-cost access to physical and digital borrowing, e-books and streaming media, research and online learning, computers and Wi-Fi, hotspot lending, classes, makerspaces, and community programs, free delivery of eligible requested library materials to cardholders' homes, one-on-one library social-worker help and referrals for food and SNAP benefits, housing, mental health, career training, health care, and other needs, Melrose Center access to audio and video production, photography, podcasting, laser cutting, 3D printing, game development, VR, flight and driving simulators, and editing workstations under current reservation and training rules.

Orange County residents, qualifying property owners, and other eligible applicants can receive a card under current identity, address, age, and account rules. Specific licensed resources, passes, loan limits, age rules, availability, and in-person verification vary.


Orange County Library System, Talking Books — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: Orange County Library System, Talking Books is a National Library Service Subregional Library serving Orange County. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

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

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

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

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

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Florida


Orange County Regional History Center — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Orange County Regional History Center in Orlando, 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 Orange County Regional History Center in Orlando, FL

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Orange County Regional History Center


Orange County’s Credit Union $100 Checking Bonus – No Direct Deposit Required – CA Only

Summary: Always nice to see a bonus with no direct deposit required, in addition no monthly fees to worry about. Read our full post Soft pull Can fund up to $100 with a credit card Direct deposit not required


Oregon Historical Society — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Oregon Historical Society in Portland, 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 Oregon Historical Society in Portland, OR

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Oregon Historical Society


Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education in Portland, 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 Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education in Portland, OR

Museums for All participant-directory listing for Oregon Jewish Museum and Center for Holocaust Education


Oregon Medicaid and CHIP Help

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

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

Person applying for or enrolled in Medicaid or CHIP in Oregon

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

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

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

CMS state Medicaid and CHIP enrollment directory for Oregon


Oregon SNAP Food Assistance

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

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

Household applying for or receiving SNAP in Oregon

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

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

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


Oregon Talking Book & Braille Library — Free Accessible Library Service

Summary: Oregon Talking Book & Braille Library is a National Library Service Regional Library serving Oregon; braille readers receive service from Utah.. It enrolls eligible readers and provides accessible-format library service remotely or locally.

Person with a qualifying print disability who lives in the library service area: Oregon; braille readers receive service from Utah.

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

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

Library of Congress NLS network-library directory entry for Oregon


Oregon Unemployment Insurance Application

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

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

Worker filing or managing an unemployment insurance claim in Oregon

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

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

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

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


Oregon Weatherization Assistance

Oregon Weatherization Assistance Program administrator

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

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

Household applying for Weatherization Assistance in Oregon

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

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

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

DOE state Weatherization Assistance application map for Oregon


Original Florida Hall of Fame Highwaymen Museum — Museums for All Admission

Summary: Original Florida Hall of Fame Highwaymen Museum in Fort Pierce, 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 Original Florida Hall of Fame Highwaymen Museum in Fort Pierce, FL

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 Original Florida Hall of Fame Highwaymen Museum


Orlando Free City Hall Galleries

Summary: Visit Orlando City Hall's two public-art galleries free of charge during current building hours.

Member of the public visiting an Orlando City Hall gallery

Visit during current City Hall and exhibition hours and follow building security, accessibility, event, photography, and gallery rules.

Review the current exhibition and hours, then enter City Hall and follow posted gallery directions.