The Illinois CSFP grant supports local agencies in providing monthly USDA food packages and nutrition education to improve the health and food security of low-income seniors.
The Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program supports low-income South Carolina seniors by funding purchases of locally grown produce and cooking herbs from authorized farmers, while strengthening local markets.
The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) supports South Carolina food banks and local agencies in distributing USDA foods at no cost to households and people seeking meals, helping supplement diets.
2026-27 Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Subgrant Program supports South Carolina elementary schools with free fresh produce snacks to broaden children’s diets and build healthier school environments.
Sumter Community Foundation Grants support nonprofits’ projects and programs addressing food insecurity in Sumter County, South Carolina, to improve residents’ quality of life and respond to local needs.