DoorDash adds new SNAP grocery partners
DoorDash has added over a dozen new grocers with 6,000 locations nationwide for on-demand grocery delivery with SNAP/EBT payments
March 14, 2024
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DoorDash is expanding its SNAP/EBT payment offering by adding additional grocers. The delivery company first launched its SNAP/EBT payment capability in 2023. Since then, DoorDash said over 1.1 million consumers have added their SNAP/EBT cards to the platform.
With the addition of the new grocery partners, over 6,000 locations nationwide will now support SNAP/EBT payment capabilities on DoorDash for on-demand delivery of eligible grocery items. The new grocers include: ACME Markets, Food City, Hy-Vee, Jewel-Osco, Kings Food Markets, Pavilions, Randalls, Shaw’s, Sprouts Farmers Market, Star Market, Stater Bros. Markets, Tom Thumb, and Vons.
Since DoorDash’s launch last year with multiple grocery partners including Aldi, Albertsons, Safeway, Meijer, and participating 7-Eleven stores:
Over one in six SNAP deliveries on DoorDash have been made to consumers living in food deserts
49% of SNAP deliveries on DoorDash have been made to consumers living in low-income communities
28% of SNAP deliveries on DoorDash have been made to consumers living in census tracts with a higher rate of seniors than the national average (16%)
47% of SNAP deliveries on DoorDash have been made to consumers living in census tracts with higher rates of people with disabilities than the national average (12.7%)