Evaluation Resources

Statewide and Congressional District SNAPshots highlight SNAP-Ed successes, reach, and impact across Washington. SNAPshots include PSE, direct education, partnership and indirect activity data; along with supporting success stories.

This interactive dashboard has six views (or pages), including PSE, Indirect, Direct Education, Partnership, and Coalition Impact views for FFY24 and FFY25, as well as a Data Dictionary that includes definitions of terminology used throughout the dashboard. Most views can be filtered by intervention type (Community Spaces, Retail & Food Access, and Schools & Childcare). Please note that this Impact Dashboard is no longer being updated or maintained, as of December 2025. Thank you for your understanding.

Washington State SNAP-Ed Evaluation conducted a Success Story Pilot during FFY24 to identify successful and impactful components of the SNAP-Ed program. Based on Most Significant Change Theory (MSC), providers shared stories about a significant change that took place in their program, which were then discussed by other providers and leadership. Discussions highlighted the successes demonstrated in these stories, including partnerships, the centering of participant and community voice, and a common goal of improving food access.

FNS guidance requires that SNAP-Ed conduct a comprehensive needs assessment every three years. Accordingly, Washington SNAP-Ed is conducting a cyclical assessment process that focuses on a specific group each year.