Little is known about how many low-income households receive multiple public benefits and in what combinations; studies to date estimate low levels of multiple benefit receipt. We build on what is known by investigating the number and types of benefits low-income families with children receive, and the characteristics of families receiving different benefit packages. We find that multiple benefit receipt is common among low-income families, but a minority of families receives benefits beyond food assistance and public health insurance, such as shelter assistance, cash assistance, or work supports.