Annual Agency Report

July 2024 SLFRF Annual Report

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Mentions of “Food Distribution” — 9 found on pages 35, 633, 634, 656, 793, 794

… d in food supply chain activities in the state. Requests often include funding and assistance to support food access, food distribution, and food aggregation initiatives. The project is administered by the Delaware Council on Farm & Food Policy, a sub …

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… Household Assistance Food Programs Expenditures to date: $3,247,890.00 Project Overview This project supports the food distribution costs to serve food-insecure Delaware residents and also extending mass food distribution monthly for the remainder o …

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… This project supports the food distribution costs to serve food-insecure Delaware residents and also extending mass food distribution monthly for the remainder of fiscal year 2023. These mass food distribution events served food-insecure Delaware re …

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… aware residents and also extending mass food distribution monthly for the remainder of fiscal year 2023. These mass food distribution events served food-insecure Delaware residents, many of whom are from communities disproportionately impacted by the …

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… so they don’t have the extra strain on their resources. These funds supported the Food Bank of Delaware’s Community Food Distribution Program meeting the nutrition needs of food insecure Delaware residents through the remainder of fiscal year 2023 (Ju …

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… 900 households. The Food Bank of Delaware made a decision at the end of calendar year 2022 to stop the monthly mass food distributions and transition to having four (4) mass distribution events spread throughout 2023. These would be similar to those …

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… d hubs in three Wilmington public schools. All will be services through the LCS Food Hub. It will also aid in healthy food distribution to our network of pantries that served over 41,781 people in 2023. Use of evidence The Food is Medicine disciplin …

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… ill make for a more centralized distribution center. Use of Evidence The purpose of the new warehouse for the Food Distribution program is to allow the centralization and expansion of the program’s capacity. Operationally, the program will be ab …

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