The proposed bill establishes the "Workforce Experience Opportunities Act of 2025," which aims to enhance employment, income, and self-sufficiency for families receiving Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. It allows these recipients to fulfill work requirements by volunteering at state-funded entities. The bill outlines definitions for key terms, such as "state-funded entity" and "work requirement volunteer," and mandates that these entities must accept and accommodate volunteers who present proper documentation. Additionally, it specifies the responsibilities of state-funded entities in documenting volunteer participation and ensuring that the presence of volunteers does not interfere with essential operations or public safety.

Furthermore, the bill includes provisions regarding liability, stating that state-funded entities and their employees are not liable for injuries caused by volunteers, except in cases of reckless or intentional misconduct. It also clarifies that volunteers are not eligible for workers' compensation benefits. The act is set to take effect on January 1, 2026, and aims to create a structured framework for integrating SNAP recipients into volunteer roles that can help them meet work requirements while contributing to their communities.