In two days, low-income residents in Boulder, Colorado, can apply for a food tax rebate from the city.

Boulder has had the program in place since 1967 as an attempt to “lessen the financial burden on lower-income community members for city sales tax paid on food items,” according to the city. Residents will be able to apply for the program from Friday until June 30.

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