About Us
A simple, plain-English guide to the WIC program in every state.
Published by
Sumo Coder
Content sourced from
State WIC Agencies & USDA
Directory coverage
51 states · 7,248 clinics
WIC Program is published and maintained by Sumo Coder, an independent publisher of consumer information resources. This site was built for one purpose: helping pregnant women, new mothers, and families with young children quickly understand the WIC program — eligibility, income limits, approved foods, and how to apply. We organize the details people actually need by state, so you can find what applies to you without digging through multiple government websites.
Every state page covers the details that matter most — income guidelines, required documents, local WIC office contacts, and how to start an application — along with a direct link to the official state WIC agency for anything that requires an official transaction, such as applying for benefits or scheduling an appointment.
We also publish a set of general reference guides covering common topics — what WIC is, WIC vs. SNAP, approved foods, benefits for pregnant and postpartum women, infants and children, and how to apply — so you can get a quick answer without leaving the site.
How we source and verify information
Compiled from official sources
Every income limit, requirement, and contact detail is compiled directly from official sources — each state's WIC agency, and USDA guidance where relevant — rather than written from general knowledge. Every state page links directly to that state's official agency site so you can check the primary source yourself.
Dated, not cosmetic
Each state page and reference guide shows an "Updated" date. That date reflects when the page was last checked against its official source and corrected if anything had changed — it isn't a cosmetic timestamp.
Your state agency is authoritative
We're a small independent team, not a law firm or a government contractor. WIC rules and income limits vary by state and change over time; if something here doesn't match what your state's WIC agency currently says, the state agency is always the authoritative answer for your situation.
What we are not
WIC Program is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the USDA, WIC, or any state government agency. We're an independent publisher, and our content is compiled and maintained separately from any official state or federal system. For official business — applying for benefits, submitting documents, or scheduling an appointment — please visit your state WIC agency's official website.
Nothing on this site is medical or nutrition advice. It's a starting point for understanding your state's WIC program and finding the right official contact — not a substitute for guidance from your state agency or a qualified professional.
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