Annual Agency Report

Performance Report Capital Projects Fund 2025 Report

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Mentions of “FOOD” — 117 found on pages 4, 7, 8, 10, 28, 32, 33, 36, 37, 38, 39, 40, 41, 42, 43, 44, 45, 48, 49, 68

… kiosks, and digital access that benefit low- income and Spanish-speaking residents. In Kent and Sussex Counties, the Food Bank of Delaware’s new Milford facility has already distributed 3.5 million pounds of food, served 10,688 households, …

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… t and Sussex Counties, the Food Bank of Delaware’s new Milford facility has already distributed 3.5 million pounds of food, served 10,688 households, and graduated 41 students from culinary and logistics training programs that provide long- …

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… al medical visits. For residents without transportation or stable housing, access to these services is essential. • Food Bank of Delaware (Milford facility): The new CPF-supported 70,000 sq. ft. center distributed over 3.5 million pounds …

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… nk of Delaware (Milford facility): The new CPF-supported 70,000 sq. ft. center distributed over 3.5 million pounds of food in its first six months, assisted 10,688 neighbors through its Healthy Pantry Center, and graduated 41 students from …

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… delines already in place. Community benefit agreements and local hiring are strongly encouraged for each project. The Food Bank of Delaware has advised that they prioritize local hiring with over 80% of all workers on this massive project …

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… ify the highest priorities in low- income Sussex County communities and shape its CPF-funded facility renovations. The Food Bank of Delaware engaged more than 700 partners and worked directly with neighboring organizations, such as the Del …

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… once the school year finishes for the summer. Sourcing meals from the Boys and Girls Club through Delaware’s Summer Food Service Program, volunteer organizations, and local restaurants, the library aims to fill the gap for kids who depend …

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… • Cultural Commons • Health & Wellness • Business Incubator • College & Career Pathways • Content Creation • Food Justice Community Engagement Community engagement has been ongoing throughout the project. Margaret Sullivan Studi …

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ARPA CPF Funds, Gaudenzia Foundation, IncArron Electrical Services IncBrandywine Contractors IncCHILD, IncCare PartnersCasale Construction LLCChild IncCommunity Education Seaford - Tri-State Community PartnersConstruction, Wohsen, and Brandywine Contractors, IncContractors IncDivision of Family Services, and CHILD, IncEarly Stage PartnersEndless Possibilities In the Community, IncFAME, IncFor eight decades, Christina Cultural Arts Center, IncFoundation, IncGaudenzia Foundation, IncGaudenzia, IncHabitat for Humanity, Milford Housing Development CorporationHunger Relief Partners

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Affirmative Action ProgramAll Challenge ProgramBackpack ProgramChallenge ProgramDelaware Marine Studies ProgramEarly Memory Loss ProgramEmployment ProgramEmpowered Youth ProgramFood ProgramHunger Relief ProgramInitiative Meaningful Work ProgramKingswood EMPOWER ProgramLauncher Entrepreneurship ProgramLauncher ProgramNew Life ProgramSocial Services ProgramSummer Food Service ProgramThe Achievers ProgramThe Challenge ProgramThe Emergency Food Program