 to make the Double Your Dollars program available to increase access to healthy food. Last year, more than 1,200 people were able to use the program, and since this is the first year WIC recipients are eligible, participation should be greater this year. Hannah Dial is a project manager with the UAMS Institute for Community Health Innovation, is with me. Hannah, welcome to Ozarks at Large. Hi, thank you. All right, simple question. I mean, it's called Double Your Dollars, but let me just ask, how does the program work?