Market Signage

• Place signs within the market to direct EBT card holders to POS machines
• Provide each eligible vendor with a sign (for display) that shows they accept SNAP/EBT
• Make EBT buttons and/or ribbons for farmers/vendors to wear
• Advertise on local bus and rail systems
• Ask local town or county to post signs along road leading to market

Display posters and pass out flyers whenever people gather, such as:

• Public aid offices, WIC clinics, Cooperative Extension Offices
• Food banks, food pantries, soup kitchens
• Places of worship
• Schools, child care centers, libraries, public housing, senior citizen housing
• Public transportation stations

• Ask community groups to distribute information
• Set up booths and distribute flyers at various community events such as fairs, library programs, neighborhood watch program, etc.
• Have market information included on local/regional websites
• Identify ways to include market information with community mailings

• Offer free public transportation from designated areas to the market
• Schedule cooking demonstrations featuring in season produce from the market
• Distribute recipes and nutritional information to market attendees
• Create market website or newsletter