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SLFRF Compliance Report - SLT-1669 - P&E Report - Q4 2025 Report Period : Quarter 4 2025 (October-December)

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Mentions of “FOOD DISTRIBUTION” — 7 found on pages 37, 194

… de a capital expenditure? Food Bank of Delaware reports that since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020, its food distribution efforts have increased 91%. The primary objective of The Food Banks Community Food Distribution Program includes …

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… in March 2020, its food distribution efforts have increased 91%. The primary objective of The Food Banks Community Food Distribution Program includes the following three programs: 1. Backpack Program: The program fills a gap left by the free and re …

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… thy Pantry Centers. The Food Bank of Delaware reports that since the COVID-19 pandemic started in March 2020, its food distribution efforts have increased 91%. Given the significant increase, the Food Bank of Delaware is currently experiencing a s …

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… other facilities Capital Expenditure Justification A relocated and improved facility provides central access for food distribution throughout the state, including the south of the C&D canal which includes the fastest growing population centers. T …

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… lies, and senior citizens. In addition, the warehouse’s provision of food aids unemployed workers and households by food distribution throughout the State. Section 602(c)(1)(A) states that the funds can be used to respond to negative economic impact …

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… 19, 2021 states that the aid to households could include food assistance. 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 …

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… as well as provides assistance to economically disadvantaged Delawareans. With the relocation and expansion of the Food Distribution program, the State will be able to help additional disadvantaged people who suffer with food insecurity both duri …

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ARPA Funding for the Diamond State Port CorporationBank project. The Nanticoke Indian Association IncEdiS CompanyFunding for REACH Riverside Development CorporationGamma Theta Lambda Education Foundation, IncHolistic Women's Healthcare LLCIngerman-related entity, MBID of Delaware, LLCMeridian PartnersMilford Housing Development CorporationOGOV NeighborGood PartnersOutreach, HEC2 Counseling, Insurance CoREACH Riverside Development CorporationStop the Violence Prayer Chain Foundation, IncSun Behavioral Delaware, LLCThe Ezion Fair Community Development Corporation

Programs

Assistance ProgramBackpack ProgramChristiana Care HIV ProgramDEMA COVID Testing ProgramDOL FAST ProgramDOL Forward Delaware ProgramDOL Pre-Apprenticeship ProgramDTCC Culinary ProgramDistribution ProgramEarly Childhood Education ProgramEducation ProgramHealthy Pantry ProgramHome Delivery ProgramInstitution Degree ProgramInstructional ProgramJudicial Branch COVID Testing ProgramLTG Recovery Management Support ProgramLauncher Entrepreneurial ProgramOutpatient ProgramPoisoning Prevention Program

Statutes cited

29 Del C. §69SB 94