Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) in Oklahoma

Eligibility for participation in CSFP in Oklahoma will be based upon an individual’s categorical eligibility and adjunct eligibility or household income.  Nutritional risk criteria will not be used in the State of Oklahoma.  Seniors are served by the CSFP program in Oklahoma, so persons age 60 and older will be categorically eligible for CSFP and will then be screened for income eligibility after the applicant’s self-declaration of their income.   The income criteria used to determine CSFP program eligibility will be: for seniors age 60 and older - 150% of the current Federal Poverty Income Guidelines published annually by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS).  Additionally, a senior must live in the State of Oklahoma to receive CSFP in Oklahoma, and the senior must reside in an area where CSFP is available in order to be certified.  It should be noted that CSFP is not available in all Oklahoma counties at this time.

The chart below reflects the current Income Eligibility Guidelines for CSFP for 2025.  Please note these guidelines are updated annually and are subject to change.