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Bridge Card 

1. A Michigan State provided card (EBT), that is used to help provide bill money and/or food money for those in severe need who live in Michigan.

2. I thought it was called a "Bridge Card" because it helps people get from hard times across the bridge to better times. So, out of curiosity, I asked the lady behind the window about it and she said no, it's name refers to the "Mackinac Bridge"; but she thought that my idea about the card name explanation was more fitting and better though.
A picture of the Michigan Bridge Card, and it's governmental definition, etc.. can be found online through Google; but we can't post links on here, sorry.

EX: I use my DHS Bridge Card to get groceries, and w/o it I would starve.
Bridge Card by IrishDaddy2U April 17, 2010
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bridge card 

Card used for many college students to get food, the michigan form of food stamps, easy to apply for and easy to get. Regular people who are low income also eligble for bridge cards.
"I have no money for food"
"Why dont you apply for a bridge card?"

Bridge Card 

Food assistance for Michigan lower income. The Bridge Card is issued by S.N.A.P - formally the Food Stamp Program to purchase foods and for cash assistance.
I went to BridgeCard.com to get a Bridge card for food assistance and then went to MyBridgeCard.com once I had my Bridge Card.
Bridge Card by BridgeCard.com April 22, 2011

Bridge Card Black Eye 

A bridge card black eye is a Michigan reference to when you are dating a girl with food stamps and you piss her off so much she violently whips her Bridge Card (a debit card, credit card, or Blockbuster gift card can be substituted as well) at your face hard enough to give you a black eye.
My buddy Dave told his girlfriend that he cheated on her with her sister AND brother so she gave him a bridge card black eye.
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