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Learnings from my MBA internship at Frontdoor Benefits
Frontdoor Benefits Notes
Frontdoor Benefits builds digital tools that make it easy for low-income Americans to access public benefits like SNAP. We’re supported by The Connecticut Project, the Stanford Impact Founder award, and more.
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Latest posts
Frontdoor Benefits x United Way of Connecticut: Expanding Access to SNAP
Announcing our partnership
“It takes six years to finish your taxes”
Why it’s hard to succinctly explain the SNAP application process.
The known unknowns of SNAP enrollment
Why we expect the unexpected from the SNAP eligibility interview.
What the government shutdown means for SNAP benefits
And what our clients are asking us this week
Where precision matters
Why it’s so important to get SNAP household guidance right from the start
‘SNAP is a lifeline’: What the reconciliation bill (OBBBA) means for SNAP / EBT
And what makes accessing benefits ‘worth it’ for our clients
The Connecticut Project invests $2.1M in Frontdoor Benefits
Plus SNAP program changes, simplified benefits applications and more
From inspiration to acceleration: learning and building on Code for America's years of product experience
Ben Sheldon here.
5 personal reasons for Frontdoor Benefits
Ben here. I wanted to share a little more about myself and my motivations for joining Charlotte to work on Frontdoor Benefits.