Propel's response to COVID-19.
Stepping up for SNAP families in a time of crisis and extreme need.
At Propel, we help low-income Americans improve their financial health. We do this by building modern, respectful, and effective technology, like Providers.
COVID-19 is having a devastating impact on low-income Americans. We’re working hard to reduce this impact for our 5 million Providers users:
Keeping our users informed
COVID-19 updates have been constant and confusing for all. Misinformation is rampant, and it's hard to keep up with policy changes and timelines. Many relief efforts that can benefit our users are underway across the private and public sectors.
Providers is a proven tool for clear and direct communication of critical information. We’re sharing national and state-specific policy updates with our users about SNAP and beyond. We're sharing carefully vetted resources and offers as well.
Do you know of any resources that low-income Americans should be aware of?
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Sharing our users' experiences.
Living paycheck to paycheck, SNAP households already faced uncertainty. The economic fallout of COVID-19 has put them in immediate danger. We survey our users each month to understand how the circumstances in their lives are changing.
JULY 2022
SNAP Households Survey
July Results
The following insights come from a 10-minute multiple choice and open response survey conducted by Providers to a random sample of 3,404 of over 5M Providers users from July 1 - July 14, 2022. All respondents are EBT cardholders.
Household Pulse Surveys
August 2022 Pulse survey
July 2022 Pulse survey
June 2022 Pulse survey
May 2022 Pulse survey
April 2022 Pulse survey
March 2022 Pulse survey
Helping our users access donations
At least 1 million families who use Providers need urgent help. They have no more checks coming in, little on hand, and never had the money to stock up.
We’re partnering with GiveDirectly to help our users access what they need most right now: cash.
Through this partnership, we will be able to quickly deliver $1,000 per household, limited only by what we can fundraise.