The USDA's Farm and Food Workers Relief Program (FFWR) provides a one-time, $600 payment for expenses incurred due to the COVID-19 pandemic. If you were a frontline worker in USDA approved farming and meatpacking activities during the pandemic period, you may qualify.
Frontline workers in farming activities, meatpacking, and grocery store work between January 27, 2020, until the declared end of the COVID-19 public health emergency.
Workers will need to provide sufficient proof of employment at a food processing facility, meatpacking facility, farm, or grocery store. Workers must also submit sufficient proof of identity when requesting funds.
Workers should be prepared to provide at least one:
Workers should be prepared to provide at least one:
There is no cost to apply for the Farm and Food Workers Relief (FFWR). Only organizations awarded the grant by the USDA may process Farm and Food Workers Relief (FFWR) applications. Never provide personal documents or any form of identification to unapproved organizations.