SANTA ANA, Calif.—Twenty-thousand of Santa Ana’s most poverty-ridden households will be receiving a $300 prepaid Visa card as part of the city’s new Revive Santa Ana Stimulus Program. The city council unanimously voted Nov. 16 to spend $6 million of their $128.3 million in American Rescue Plan Funding to buy and distribute the cards in time for the upcoming holidays, which officials say will make a big difference to struggling families who have been impacted by the CCP virus pandemic. To qualify, families must live in a neighborhood where at least 42 percent of its residents are in poverty. “This is pretty incredible that we’re able to do this and we are blessed because not many communities that have the need that we have are able to do this for the residents,” Mayor Vincente Sarmiento said during a Nov. 16 council meeting. “I don’t think I’ve ever seen this on …