We’re mRelief—a nonprofit transforming access to social services.

Our technology is transforming access to the social safety net.

  • Our SNAP eligibility screener helps people find out if they’re eligible in 3 minutes or less.

  • Our simplified application is a low-data and mobile friendly way to apply for SNAP in select states.

  • Our case management system Johnnie helps SNAP enrollment teams text, call, and reach more eligible applicants in their area.

Every year, $13 billion in SNAP benefits go unclaimed.

This means 9 million Americans who likely qualify are not receiving benefits due to barriers that prevent them from applying. mRelief aims to break down these barriers.

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An infographic comparison chart titled "Common Barriers vs. mRelief Difference." It lists four SNAP enrollment barriers: lack of awareness, confusing applications, no computer access, and stigma, alongside mRelief’s text-based, dignified solutions.

Our Proven Impact

$2 Billion in SNAP Benefits Unlocked

2 Million Households Served

We don’t do this work alone.

mRelief partners with government agencies and community-based organizations to build simplified SNAP enrollment processes across the country.

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We're transforming access to social services for the inherent dignity of all people.

  • I sent off my application, and I immediately got a response back within less than a week! Then I received my paperwork in the mail about two weeks later! This company doesn't mess around! If you do your part, they will do theirs!!! No complaints guys! Thank you!

    —Applicant in Alabama

  • I was getting a little confused and worried I wasn't completing the application right and then mRelief stepped in and cleared my mind. Thank you.

    —Applicant in Florida

  • ...I had a lot on my mind concerning a sick friend , fortunately for me I  had the experience of meeting [a caseworker at Hawai’i Food Bank.] She did a wonderful job and I left feeling relieved. Mahalo

    —Applicant in Hawai’i

  • I felt like someone caught me in their hands while I was falling into hungriness.

    —Applicant in Arkansas