Invitation For Bid (IFB)

To

Provide Food Distribution Services

For the

Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture

Bureau of Food Assistance 2301 North Cameron Street Harrisburg, PA 17110-9408

Date of Issue: January 26, 2021

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Section I: Performance Requirements 1.01 Purpose 1.02 Regions 1.03 Realignment of ADRs 1.04 Volume 1.05 Estimates 1.06 Commodity Variety 1.07 Recipient Agencies (RAs) 1.08 Recipient Agency (RA) Classification 1.09 COMMODITY Codes 1.10 Inventory Levels 1.11 Inbound Shipments of COMMODITY 1.12 Receiving Appointments 1.13 Receiving Procedures 1.14 Freight Charges 1.15 COMMODITY Allocations 1.16 Allocation Acceptance and Refusals 1.17 Minimum Orders and Frequency of Deliveries 1.18 Days and Times of Deliveries 1.19 Holiday Schedules 1.20 COMMODITY Ordering Procedures for Ras 1.21 Outbound Deliveries 1.22 Delivery Sites 1.23 Delivery Drop Areas 1.24 Special Deliveries 1.25 Product Transfer 1.26 Transition Responsibility 1.27 Distribution FEEs 1.28 Distribution FEE Adjustments 1.29 Exceptions to FEE Adjustment 1.30 Storage FEEs 1.31 Payment of Distribution and Storage FEEs 1.32 Premium Storage FEEs 1.33 Minimum Invoice Amount 1.34 Warehouse and Delivery Equipment Requirements 1.35 Sanitation Requirements 1.36 Liaison with PDA 1.37 Computer Capability 1.38 Inventory Reports 1.39 Activity Reports 1.40 Record Retention, Reviews and Audits 1.41 Liaison with Recipient Agencies (RAs) 1.42 Receiving Reports 1.43 Accountability 1.44 Insurance 1.45 Shortages and Damages 1.46 Self-Service Agencies 1.47 Instructions for Completing Bid Sheets

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1.48 Bid Award Criteria 1.49 Bid Submission 1.50 Financial Requirements 1.51 Performance Bond 1.52 Requirement of Successful Bidders

Section II: General Bid Conditions

2.01 Licenses and Certificates 2.02 Prime Contractor Responsibilities 2.03 Other Requirements 2.04 Correction of Mistakes on Bid Sheets 2.05 Agreement Period 2.06 Agreement Termination 2.07 Incurred Costs 2.08 Addenda to IFB 2.09 Bid Duration 2.10 Additional Conditions 2.12 Single or Multiple Pricing 2.13 Non-use of Bid Sheet Attachments Attachment A Agriculture Distribution Regions (ADR) and ADR Map Attachment B Distribution Volume by ADR for two years Attachment C Recipient Agencies (RAs) Volume by ADR Attachment D Commodity Code Listing Attachment E Bid Sheet Template

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Section I: Performance Requirements

1.01 Purpose This Invitation For Bid (IFB) is issued by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, Department of Agriculture, hereinafter referred to as PDA, to select a commercial food distributor, hereinafter referred to as DISTRIBUTOR, to receive, store, and deliver to eligible recipient agencies, hereinafter referred to as RAs, various food items, hereinafter referred to as COMMODITY, provided to PDA by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA). Unless the context indicates otherwise, whenever the word “COMMODITY” is used herein, it shall be understood to include both.

A commercial food distributor is defined as an entity currently receiving, storing, and delivering food product on a regularly scheduled basis with adequate facilities and equipment to receive, store and deliver, as required by the IFB, additional volumes of groceries, frozen food, and chilled items. The Pennsylvania Secretary of Agriculture has sole discretion to determine if entities submitting bids meet the definition of a commercial food distributor for the requirements of this IFB. Each successful DISTRIBUTOR will enter into an Agreement with PDA.

1.02 Regions Geographic areas covered by the IFB are identified as Agriculture Distribution Regions (ADRs). Bids submitted in response to the IFB must be submitted by ADR. DISTRIBUTOR may bid on more than one ADR; however, separate bids must be submitted for each ADR. Attachment “A” shows counties by ADR.

1.03 Realignment of ADRs PDA reserves the right to realign ADRs by county, in whole or in part; by RA; or by type of RA if PDA determines the realignment to be in its best interests. PDA will seek the advice of the affected distributor(s).

If any DISTRIBUTOR terminates its Agreement with PDA for this IFB or is terminated by PDA prior to the scheduled termination date in Section 2.05 of this IFB, PDA may realign the affected ADR and add all or part of the affected ADR(s) served by the DISTRIBUTOR to another DISTRIBUTOR(s) under Agreement with PDA for this IFB, but only with the consent of the affected DISTRIBUTOR(s).

When DISTRIBUTOR consents and accepts the additional responsibility for all or part of an ADR(s) forfeited by another DISTRIBUTOR, PDA may authorize the DISTRIBUTOR accepting the new ADR(s) in total or in part, to charge for the new area of service, FEEs which shall be no more than five percent (5%) higher than the highest FEEs charged in the accepting DISTRIBUTOR’s original service area(s) or the current FEEs of the ADR (or partial ADR thereof) being accepted, whichever is greater.

1.04 Volume The volume (number of total cases) of COMMODITY affected by the IFB are not guaranteed. However, the volume of COMMODITY distributed by ADR for the years ending June 30, 2019 and June 30, 2020 are provided on Attachment “B” for information purposes only.

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1.05 Estimates DISTRIBUTOR shall understand that case volume and the number of agencies served are estimates and are subject to change. Annual volumes of COMMODITY under the IFB should approximate volumes listed on Attachment “B”; however, because USDA controls the total volume of product available to Pennsylvania, actual volumes are not guaranteed by PDA. An Agreement executed as a result of the IFB will not obligate PDA to specific quantities of COMMODITY, nor will PDA be obligated to a minimum or maximum number of RAs authorized to receive COMMODITY.

1.06 COMMODITY Variety PDA estimates that eighty eight (88) different COMMODITY items will be available annually under the IFB with an average of fifty (50) items carried in inventory at any one time.

Note: DISTRIBUTOR is cautioned that inventory turns for COMMODITY is highly dependent on the DISTRIBUTOR’s effectiveness in informing RAs of cases of product allocated, pulled, and remaining in storage at the DISTRIBUTOR’s facility.

The mix of COMMODITY for the National School Lunch Program (NSLP) and Traditional Program for the 2019-2020 year was 50% frozen; 5% chilled; and 45% dry.

The mix for COMMODITY received under The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) for 2019-2020 was 5% frozen, 93% dry and 2% chilled.

Attachment “D” shows the current variety of COMMODITY available; however, no limit on variety is guaranteed. No guarantee is made by PDA of the actual number of different items.

An average case of COMMODITY weighs 40 pounds and measures 1.1 cubic feet.

1.07 Recipient Agencies (RAs) A list of RAs by ADR and volumes of COMMODITY received for the years ending June 30, 2019 and June 30, 2020 are listed on Attachment “C”. The number of RAs eligible to receive COMMODITY is subject to change at any time by PDA.

RAs include, but are not limited to, schools participating in the NSLP, day care facilities, and summer feeding agencies; TRADITIONAL recipient agencies such as institutions, and agencies eligible under TEFAP such as food banks, food pantries, and emergency feeding entities such as soup kitchens and homeless shelters.

1.08 Recipient Agency (RA) Classification Eligibility for RAs to receive COMMODITY is determined by USDA and varies by USDA program. Therefore, for purposes of defining minimum orders, delivery frequency, and calculating bid prices under the IFB, RAs will be classified by PDA as either: 1) NSLP RAs; 2) TRADITIONAL RAs/Charitable Institutions; or 3) TEFAP RAs.

Approximately 60% of the total volume of COMMODITY to be distributed under the IFB will be to NSLP RAs; with the balance distributed to TRADITIONAL and TEFAP RAs.

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PDA reserves the right to realign RAs without regard to ADR to improve efficiency. DISTRIBUTORS may, however, request of PDA a realignment of RAs by ADR to improve efficiency but realignment decisions rest solely with PDA.

1.09 COMMODITY Codes PDA will assign to each COMMODITY, prior to or on arrival, a numeric code that DISTRIBUTOR shall use with the COMMODITY description to track and report inventory and other activity. (See Attachment “D”).

1.10 Inventory Levels PDA attempts to maintain, on average, a six to eight week supply of COMMODITY received for NSLP and TRADITIONAL RAs; and an eight (8) to twelve week (12) supply of COMMODITY received for TEFAP RAs. However, inventory levels may surge beyond anticipated levels. DISTRIBUTOR shall work with PDA to project COMMODITY usage and inventory levels.

Note: DISTRIBUTOR is cautioned that inventory turns for COMMODITY is highly dependent on the DISTRIBUTOR’s effectiveness in informing RAs of cases of product allocated, pulled, and remaining in storage at the DISTRIBUTOR’s facility. DISTRIBUTORs are encouraged to develop and maintain an efficient and effective line of communication for advising RAs of the availability of COMMODITY.

1.11 Inbound Shipments of COMMODITY Inbound shipments of COMMODITY are usually scheduled by USDA at predictable shipping periods; therefore, PDA will advise DISTRIBUTOR of the types and quantity of COMMODITY to be received.

Inbound shipments normally arrive one item per load (850 – 2,000 cases more or less) in full truckloads or in full or partial railcar loads.

PDA requests USDA to schedule inbound shipments to arrive by truck. However, DISTRIBUTOR must plan on some shipments to arrive by rail or piggyback. Shipments by rail will arrive at DISTRIBUTOR’s warehouse or a nearby railroad siding designated by DISTRIBUTOR.

DISTRIBUTOR must accept all shipments regardless of shipping and/or loading methods. No shipments can be refused if loading and/or shipping methods are approved or considered acceptable by PDA.

When shipments are made by piggyback at the discretion of the USDA, DISTRIBUTOR must unload the “pig” in the allotted time or pay a fee for holdover. DISTRIBUTOR may request the “pig” company to upgrade the service so that “pig” personnel will unload the affected shipment. Service upgrades will be at DISTRIBUTOR’s expense.

PDA requests shipments be palletized or slip sheeted, however, compliance is not guaranteed, either by USDA or PDA. Rail and piggyback shipments must be unloaded at DISTRIBUTOR’s expense. Any adjustments of inbound shipments, particularly with regard to pallet sizes, stacking ties and heights, made for DISTRIBUTOR’s convenience will be at DISTRIBUTOR’s expense.

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PDA will, however, pay DISTRIBUTOR $80 for each inbound full trailer shipment of COMMODITY received which is not palletized. For railcars received “floor loaded” or “slip sheeted” payments will be prorated using standard truck sizes for COMMODITY received. For example, the standard truck size for COMMODITY 100208 Applesauce is 912 cases. A railcar of flour equals three truckloads, or 2,736 cases; therefore, payment under this provision for a railcar of 100208 Applesauce received floor loaded or slip-sheeted would be $240, or three (3) times the single truck rate. Payments under this paragraph are subject to availability of federal funds; therefore, PDA may cancel this provision upon sixty (60) days written notice to DISTRIBUTOR.

DISTRIBUTORs wishing to contact suppliers (shipper) concerning dates of shipments or loading methods can obtain names of suppliers from PDA. Arrangements made with suppliers by DISTRIBUTOR for palletizing or slip sheeting will be at DISTRIBUTOR’s expense. However, with truck shipments, truck drivers are required to tailgate products and call for unloading appointment 24 hours in advance.

1.12 Receiving Appointments Truck drivers are required to call DISTRIBUTOR for unloading appointments at least 24 hours in advance. (It is the experience of PDA that truck drivers call for appointments in advance of minimum requirements).

When truck drivers call as required and request appointments, DISTRIBUTOR must provide appointments and accept delivery within 24 hours of requests if the 24-hour period falls on a normal workday and within DISTRIBUTOR’s receiving hours as registered with PDA. DISTRIBUTOR shall provide PDA with receiving hours, and update with PDA when changed. When changes in receiving hours are not provided to PDA prior to commodity being ordered by PDA, the DISTRIBUTOR must accept deliveries with the hours listed with PDA. If the 24- hour period falls beyond DISTRIBUTOR’s registered receiving hours, appointments must be given and delivery accepted on the next business day within the first hour of the registered receiving hours.

When truck driver fails to call as required and arrive without appointments at DISTRIBUTOR’s facility, DISTRIBUTOR is not obligated to accept delivery at that time but must provide an appointment and accept delivery within 24 hours. If the 24-hour period falls beyond DISTRIBUTOR’s registered receiving hours, an appointment must be given and delivery accepted on the next business day within the first hour of the registered receiving hours.

1.13 Receiving Procedures DISTRIBUTOR is responsible for COMMODITY received and must exercise the same care when receiving COMMODITY as for its own products.

DISTRIBUTOR shall inspect inbound COMMODITY shipments on arrival for condition, temperature, damage and infestation, and verify accuracy of count and COMMODITY acceptability; and shall call PDA immediately for instructions when the condition of a shipment is in question.

DISTRIBUTOR must accept all shipments which are shipped in accordance with USDA and/or PDA instructions or acceptance guidelines.

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DISTRIBUTOR must accept all COMMODITY shipped by USDA; no product can be refused due to lack of warehouse capacity.

If COMMODITY is damaged or otherwise unacceptable, DISTRIBUTOR shall notify the truck driver or railroad and execute FNS Form 57 and forward immediately to PDA along with a copy of the Bill of Lading and other related papers required by PDA.

DISTRIBUTOR shall notify PDA promptly by telephone for disposition of damaged or short product.

DISTRIBUTOR must receipt the load received in WBSCM within 2 calendar days of receipt (Note: USDA requires this be done in 2 calendar days, not business days).

DISTRIBUTOR shall forward to PDA in no less than 2 days a copy of the Bill of Lading and other related documents.

DISTRIBUTOR shall recoup damaged COMMODITY, whether damaged when received or during the storage and handling by DISTRIBUTOR, and ensure that all food safe for human consumption is salvaged for program use. Values of damaged COMMODITY and values of COMMODITY salvaged and released to RAs shall be tracked on DISTRIBUTOR records reported to PDA.

DISTRIBUTOR is responsible for the following: ▪ Paying all freight demurrage and detention charges resulting from DISTRIBUTOR’s failure to accept delivery as required. ▪ Bracing or leveling shipments for further movement and removing debris from railcars. ▪ Having sufficient warehouse space to absorb all inbound freight at abnormal peak loads at no additional cost to PDA or RAs. ▪ Rotating stock on a first-in, first-out (FIFO) basis and maintaining evidence of stock rotation for review by PDA. ▪ Claims levied by USDA or PDA for failure to properly secure, handle, protect, or account for COMMODITY received by it or its subcontractor. ▪ Commodities must be distributed prior to expiration date.

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1.14 Freight Charges COMMODITY is shipped prepaid, product and freight. However, PDA may elect to request and pay for additional drops on inbound shipments, in which case DISTRIBUTOR shall cooperate with PDA in making suitable arrangements with shippers and/or other receivers.

DISTRIBUTOR may pick up inbound shipments or pay inbound shipping charges and have USDA reimburse at a rate determined by USDA. However, arrangements must be made by DISTRIBUTOR directly with USDA.

1.15 COMMODITY Allocations PDA will execute allocations of COMMODITY within three (3) days of notification of receipt from DISTRIBUTOR. Allocations, showing quantities of each COMMODITY allocated, by RA, will be forwarded by PDA to DISTRIBUTOR, usually through email.

Note: When DISTRIBUTOR fails to provide PDA with the notification of receipt, the process of allocation and the notification to RAs will be unnecessarily delayed; therefore, DISTRIBUTOR is encouraged to ensure that its internal processes are executed efficiently and accurately.

DISTRIBUTOR, upon receipt of allocation from PDA, shall generate for each RA affected, and no less frequently than monthly, a notification showing quantities of each COMMODITY allocated for its use and the allocation expiration date. Each allocation notice shall include all commodity received by the DISTRIBUTOR and allocated by PDA (since the last notification of allocation, which shall have been released no more than thirty (30) days prior. The expiration date shall be sixty (60) days from DISTRIBUTOR’s date of notification.

Upon the arrival of fresh COMMODITY, DISTRIBUTOR shall immediately inspect, document the shelf life, and advise PDA so that if a more restrictive ordering timeframe is warranted, RAs may be adequately advised.

1.16 Allocations: Acceptance and Refusals NSLP and TRADITIONAL RAs shall have fifteen (15) calendar days from the date of DISTRIBUTOR’s allocation notification to reject all or part of the allocation. No response by RA shall be considered an acceptance of the full allocation and is subject to storage charges outlined below.

TEFAP RAs shall have fifteen (15) calendar days from the date of DISTRIBUTOR’s allocation notification to reject all or part of the allocation. No response by TEFAP RAs shall be considered an acceptance of the full allocation.

DISTRIBUTOR shall notify PDA no less frequently than monthly of allocation refusals by RAs. The disposition of COMMODITY refused in allocation notification will be at the direction of PDA.

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1.17 Minimum Orders and Frequency of Deliveries A. NSLP RAs: B. 1. Weekly or Bi-weekly Deliveries: A 30 case minimum order per drop site shall apply to NSLP RAs desiring weekly or bi- weekly deliveries; however, DISTRIBUTOR may waive the minimum requirement. DISTRIBUTOR must deliver (or issue) weekly to NSLP RAs, provided the 30 case minimum order of COMMODITY is met; however, NSLP RAs may order less than the minimum order at any time by paying the 30 case charge.

2. Monthly Deliveries: A 15 case minimum order shall apply to NSLP RAs desiring monthly delivery to a single drop site; orders of 14 cases or less may be, at the discretion of DISTRIBUTOR, delivered to designated host sites for (later) pick up by the RA. Host sites must be approved in advance by PDA and should be sites receiving COMMODITY or commercial product from DISTRIBUTOR. Arrangements for pick-ups at host sites must be made by RAs.

NSLP RAs desiring monthly deliveries to multiple drop sites must meet a 15 case minimum at each site.

3. Bi-Monthly Deliveries: No minimum shall apply to NSLP RAs not meeting the requirement for monthly deliveries or for NSLP RAs, which meet the monthly requirements but agree to allow the DISTRIBUTOR to schedule deliveries less frequently. PDA will assist DISTRIBUTOR in negotiating less frequent deliveries; however, less frequent deliveries may not result in excess storage fees for any COMMODITY remaining in storage more than 60 days from the (original) allocation notice.

C. TRADITIONAL and TEFAP RAs: 1. Monthly Deliveries: A 75 case minimum order per drop site shall apply to TRADITIONAL and TEFAP RAs for deliveries within thirty (30) days of DISTRIBUTOR’s allocation notice, unless DISTRIBUTOR waives the minimum.

2. Bi-Monthly Deliveries: A 30 case minimum order per drop site shall apply to TRADITIONAL and TEFAP RAs for deliveries between thirty-one (31) and sixty (60) days from the date of DISTRIBUTOR’s allocation notice.

3. Quarterly Deliveries: No minimum shall apply to TRADITIONAL and TEFAP RAs for deliveries beyond sixty (60) days but within ninety (90) days from the date of the DISTRIBUTOR’s allocation notice.

When PDA reallocates any COMMODITY to a TRADITIONAL RA for the purposes of cleaning out residual volumes of COMMODITY previously allocated to another RA, or for the prevention of loss (i.e. for fresh produce) the minimum deliveries shall not apply.

No minimum order shall apply to any RAs picking up orders.

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When a TRADITIONAL RA, or a NSLP RA entitled to a Planned Assistance Level (PAL) of $2,500 or more, as calculated annually by PDA, orders for delivery or pick up, an allocated COMMODITY, and the order would leave in the RA’s account a balance of five (5) cases or less of any one item, the RA is required to accept the full balance of the item. For example: an RA, with a PAL of more than $2,500 having 13 cases of a COMMODITY available, but desiring to order (only) 8 cases, is required to take all 13 cases of the COMMODITY. The RA could order 7 cases and leave a balance of 6, but it cannot leave a balance of 5 cases or less for any one item. The DISTRIBUTOR assumes the responsibility of advising RA’s when an order will result for five (5) cases or less of any commodity item.

1.18 Days and Times of Deliveries Orders delivered or picked up shall be on a scheduled day of the week (or month) established by DISTRIBUTOR. DISTRIBUTOR shall notify RAs of scheduled days of delivery or pick up. RAs must be advised of changes in delivery days thirty (30) days in advance unless waived by RAs.

Delivery for all COMMODITY shall be made between the hours of 6:45 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., unless alternative time schedules are agreed to by RAs and DISTRIBUTOR. DISTRIBUTOR shall strictly adhere to delivery timeframes.

The quality of service provided to RAs by DISTRIBUTOR, including frequency of delivery, shall not be affected by volumes of commercial purchases by RAs. RAs are not required to purchase commercial product from DISTRIBUTOR to receive service under this Agreement.

1.19 Holiday Schedules DISTRIBUTOR shall notify RAs and PDA of its holiday delivery schedules no less than sixty (60) days in advance.

1.20 COMMODITY Ordering Procedures for RAs DISTRIBUTOR shall advise RAs on procedures for accessing COMMODITY. Procedures shall include necessary information for RAs to order COMMODITY. DISTRIBUTOR is encouraged to provide for the facsimile transmission of orders or the placement of orders on- line or through email. Order forms must have DISTRIBUTOR’s item numbers, issue site numbers, and “Bill to” numbers. RAs must follow DISTRIBUTOR’s ordering procedures and place COMMODITY orders no less than two (2) working days in advance of scheduled day of delivery.

DISTRIBUTOR is encouraged to establish a toll free telephone number for RAs to place COMMODITY orders or to inquire about program matters.

1.21 Outbound Deliveries DISTRIBUTOR may deliver COMMODITY in straight vans containing COMMODITY only, or in vans with other food commercially supplied, as long as the storage temperature is maintained and as long as other terms of the contract are satisfied. COMMODITY may not be stored or delivered with any chemical, which may diminish quality or safety.

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1.22 Delivery Sites DISTRIBUTOR must secure from RAs decisions on how COMMODITY will be accessed. RAs may have COMMODITY delivered to self-operated warehouses, licensed food preparation sites, host sites, or picked up at DISTRIBUTOR’s warehouse. Decisions by RAs cannot change without sixty (60) days advance notice to DISTRIBUTOR unless DISTRIBUTOR grants a waiver. PDA reserves the right to deny a delivery to any RA designated site.

1.23 Delivery Drop Areas COMMODITY shall be delivered to delivery drop areas. Delivery drop areas at food preparation sites located on the entry level of building are inside the door or a walk-in dry grocery area, freezer, or cooler. When the grocery area, freezer, or cooler is located on a level above or below the entry level of the building, delivery shall be inside a portal of the entry level of the building. Deliveries of COMMODITY to levels above or below the entry level of the building are at the option of DISTRIBUTOR.

Drivers and helpers shall not be required to stow COMMODITY on shelves nor stack in reach-in coolers, freezers, or other cabinets, or to rotate stock.

Delivery drop areas at an RA’s warehouse are across receiving platforms. Where no receiving platform or reasonable portal entry exists delivery of COMMODITY will be at the tailgate of the delivery vehicle.

COMMODITY picked-up from DISTRIBUTOR’s facility shall be at platform out loading doors or slots.

PDA shall have sole authority to: 1) resolve disputes between RAs and DISTRIBUTOR involving the identification of delivery drop areas; and, 2) determine if delivery drop areas provide reasonable access. In resolving disputes, PDA shall consider standard practices of the food distribution industry and the unique nature of RAs and RA facilities.

Drivers and helpers shall require an authorized receiver to verify accuracy of each shipment, including quantities of each item, total quantities, and condition of COMMODITY. Each delivery ticket must be receipted (signed) by the RA. Variations from the norm, e.g., shortages or damages, shall be noted on each ticket by RA, and initialed by the truck driver and RA.

1.24 Special Deliveries Special or intermediate deliveries shall be required if DISTRIBUTOR fails to deliver COMMODITY in stock and properly ordered by an RA. When such an error is made, DISTRIBUTOR shall make delivery without additional charge the following workday, unless RA agrees to a later delivery date.

1.25 Product Transfer PDA may require DISTRIBUTOR to transfer COMMODITY to facilities of another entity. When requested by PDA, DISTRIBUTOR shall execute transfers within two (2) weeks and make transfers on exchangeable pallets.

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Transfers may be full or partial truckload lots and contain more than one COMMODITY. PDA may have DISTRIBUTORs pick up COMMODITY from other warehouses. PDA will pay for transfers of COMMODITY (delivered or picked up) at the lowest rate of the DISTRIBUTOR in effect at the time of the transfers.

1.26 Transition Responsibility DISTRIBUTOR agrees to pick up and store at no cost to PDA and for a period of thirty (30) days prior to the effective date of the Agreement, a maximum of 10,000 cases of COMMODITY from the distributor currently under Agreement with PDA and serving the ADR impacted by the DISTRIBUTOR’s bid.

1.27 Distribution FEEs Distribution FEEs that a DISTRIBUTOR may charge for delivery or pick up of COMMODITY are limited to the FEEs submitted in response to the IFB as accepted by PDA, and as adjusted under the IFB, and shall apply to dry, chilled, and frozen COMMODITY.

Distribution FEEs submitted in response to the IFB shall be on a per case basis and shall be all inclusive; no other charges shall be assessed, except as provided for in the IFB. DISTRIBUTOR shall include on its Bid Sheet, for each ADR for which a bid is submitted, a FEE for each category of RA listed (see Bid Award Criteria in Section 1.48).

When COMMODITY received from USDA has a net case weight of 15 pounds or less, as defined by USDA on the item’s specification document, PDA at its sole discretion, may require DISTRIBUTOR to ship two (2) cases for the distribution FEE of one (1) case. For example, if the DISTRIBUTORS distribution FEE was $1.50 per case, PDA may require DISTRIBUTOR to deliver two (2) cases of a commodity with a case weight of 10 pounds, for one fee of $1.50. When DISTRIBUTOR ships two (2) cases for the distribution FEE of one (1) case, minimum case volume shall be calculated using the lower, i.e. one (1) case instead of two (2); or fifteen (15) instead of thirty (30).

1.28 Distribution FEE Adjustments Distribution FEEs submitted by DISTRIBUTOR on its Bid Sheet and accepted by PDA shall remain firm for the first twelve months of the Agreement.

FEEs will be adjusted by PDA on the first day of each new program year (beginning July 1, 2022) within the following parameters:

A. FEE adjustments for program years beginning July 1 will be calculated on previous year’s annual FEE without regard to fuel surcharges. The average (self-service diesel fuel) price for the 12-month period ending March 31 will be compared to the average price for the same 12-month period- one year earlier. For each full $0.08 increase per gallon, the fee per case for delivery of USDA food will be increased by $0.01. The adjustment will become effective July 1 of the following year for the remainder of the contract. PDA will use the average increase reported by the U.S. Bureau of Labor & Statistics in Series ID: API000074717, Series Title: “Automotive diesel fuel, per gallon/3.785 liters in U.S. city average, average price not seasonally adjusted”; and be limited to no more than 6% each year; and shall be net any per case adjustment allowed by PDA under 1.29 B. regarding Fuel Surcharge (see below). For example, if the annual adjustment results in a $0.28 per case increase, the distributor per case fee will be increased by $0.03. The total increase cannot exceed 6% each year and is contingent upon the availability of funds.

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1.29 Exceptions to FEE Adjustments A. Waiver of 6% Maximum PDA, at its sole discretion, may waive the annual maximum FEE adjustment of six percent (6%) if it determines that specific costs incurred by DISTRIBUTORs are not appropriately reflected in the annual FEE adjustment.

B. Fuel Surcharge If PDA determines that application of Section 1.28 penalizes DISTRIBUTOR because of extraordinary fuel price increases and that application of Section 1.29A, would penalize PDA and RAs, PDA may, at its sole discretion, authorize a per case fuel surcharge for a period of time and for a specific per case amount to be determined solely by PDA. PDA will use as guidance indices available from the American Automobile Association (AAA) and the Oil Price Information Service (OPIS) and the indices used in Section 1.28 to determine a fair and reasonable surcharge. PDA may rescind the fuel surcharge by giving thirty (30) days notice to Distributor, when PDA determines the surcharge is no longer warranted.

1.30 Storage FEEs RAs have sixty (60) days of free storage of COMMODITY allocated and remaining in the RA’s account. The sixty (60) days is calculated from the date of DISTRIBUTOR’s notification to the RAs that the COMMODITY has arrived and is available for order by RA.

COMMODITY remaining in the account of an RA is subject to a storage FEE of $.50 per case for each thirty (30) day period, or partial period thereof, beginning on day 61 and continuing through day 120. Beginning on day 121, COMMODITY remaining in the account of an RA is subject to a storage FEE of $1.00 per case for each thirty (30) day period, or partial period thereof.

The DISTRIBUTOR must notify PDA of containing COMMODITY remaining in an RA’s account after five (5) months from the date of the DISTRIBUTOR’s allocation notification to the RA at its discretion after 5 months PDA may list such items on a refusal list for other RA’s to access.

When PDA determines that DISTRIBUTOR’s notification to RAs for COMMODITY was not actually mailed or made available to RAs on the printed date or within three (3) days thereof, the DISTRIBUTOR must ensure that the sixty (60) days or thirty (30) days free storage is not diminished.

1.31 Payment of Distribution and Storage FEEs A. NSLP and TRADITIONAL RAs Payment of distribution FEEs, pick-up FEEs and storage FEEs for COMMODITY allocated to and delivered to or picked up by NSLP or TRADITIONAL RAs shall be made by affected RAs. DISTRIBUTOR shall invoice each RA directly for the appropriate FEEs.

When an RA is sixty (60) days late in its payments for services provided by DISTRIBUTOR, DISTRIBUTOR may suspend services with proper notification to RA and PDA. PDA will assist DISTRIBUTOR in securing settlement of delinquent accounts; however, PDA shall not be liable for any unpaid invoices of any NSLP or TRADITIONAL RA as a result of the IFB.

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B. TEFAP RAs Payment of distribution FEEs for COMMODITY identified by PDA as COMMODITY received under The Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) for delivery to TEFAP RAs (as defined by PDA) shall be made by PDA. The affected COMMODITY will be identified by PDA and be tracked on inventory and activity reports.

Payment of distribution FEES by PDA for TEFAP COMMODITY shall be payable upon the submission by DISTRIBUTOR of a monthly invoice to PDA. This invoice should include only one month’s worth of receipts clearly identified by material code and commodity name. These can be submitted to the designated person at PDA by email. The invoice should be signed prior to scanning and emailing.

COMMODITY allocated by PDA to TEFAP RAs, and delivered or released by DISTRIBUTOR to TEFAP RAs shall be invoiced to PDA separately.

When DISTRIBUTOR serves more than one ADR, for which DISTRIBUTOR is entitled to different FEEs, distribution FEEs shall be prorated by ADR based on a percentage established by PDA, and adjusted periodically by PDA.

Note: PDA will not require DISTRIBUTOR to submit a separate invoice for the payment of such FEEs; therefore, it is incumbent upon DISTRIBUTOR to ensure that properly signed receiving documents for each COMMODITY are forwarded immediately to PDA. The properly executed receiving document shall be considered by PDA as the document authorizing payment.

Payment of FEEs by PDA when TEFAP COMMODITY is received and its receipt properly documented shall not diminish DISTRIBUTOR’s responsibility for the proper storage, handling, and accounting for each case of COMMODITY; nor change any other responsibility of DISTRIBUTOR under the IFB.

When PDA has made payment to DISTRIBUTOR as outlined above, and subsequently any quantity of the affected TEFAP COMMODITY is later allocated by PDA to an NSLP RA or a TRADTIONAL RA, and those agencies pay the attendant FEEs, DISTRIBUTOR shall ensure that PDA is properly credited. For example, if PDA had paid DISTRIBUTOR the proper FEEs for 1,000 cases of TEFAP COMMODITY, and later, 100 cases of the TEFAP COMMODITY are allocated to and received by a TRADITIONAL RA, for which the TRADITIONAL RA pays DISTRIBUTOR its per case delivery or pick-up FEE, DISTRIBUTOR shall credit PDA for the full amount associated with the 100 cases.

When PDA allocates to TEFAP RAs COMMODITY not designated as a TEFAP item (for which payment has not been made by PDA) DISTRIBUTOR shall separately invoice PDA for the quantities delivered to TEFAP RAS.

Storage FEEs for TEFAP RAs shall be calculated using a FIFO inventory rotation on each COMMODITY.

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Invoices submitted to PDA for payment for storage FEEs must clearly identify the lot number and receipt date for items being invoiced. In effect, storage fees for TEFAP commodity shall be calculated by item and not by allocations to TEFAP RAs.

DISTRIBUTOR shall not send to any TEFAP RA or disclose on delivery tickets, etc. any delivery fee or storage fee or anything that will suggest to the TEFAP RA that they are responsible for payment. It shall be clear that the fees are paid by PDA.

PDA may require DISTRIBUTOR to bill PDA for delivery FEEs for COMMODITY delivered or issued to any RA; and for storage FEEs for specifically identified COMMODITY.

Unless otherwise specified above, invoices submitted to PDA for services provided by DISTRIBUTOR shall include a summary of issue tickets for each delivery site. Referenced tickets shall be listed in numerical sequence and show the total number of cases, bags, etc. issued or delivered.

1.32 Premium Storage FEEs When PDA determines that shipments of any specific COMMODITY from USDA have been excessive in any calendar month, and that because of those excessive shipments, the volume of the identified COMMODITY has resulted in an unusually high level of inventory of the identified COMMODITY, PDA may, at its sole discretion, authorize payment to DISTRIBUTOR a premium storage fee of $.50 per case per month or partial month thereof, for the quantity of the identified COMMODITY determined by PDA to be excessive. The premium storage fee shall be payable by PDA only; not by any RA. The time period for which the premium storage fee is payable shall be determined solely by PDA.

1.33 Minimum Invoice for Storage FEEs An invoice generated by DISTRIBUTOR for PDA or any RA for storage fees under this IFB shall be for an amount no less than $5. For example, an invoice for storage fees for five (5) cases of product at $.50 per case for a one (1) month period would total $2.50; however, by application of the Minimum Invoice Fee, the invoice would be for $5. The minimum does not apply to delivery or pick-up FEEs.

1.34 Warehouse and Delivery Equipment Requirements Facilities used to service the RAs must be either located within the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania or within 50 miles of the Pennsylvania state line.

DISTRIBUTOR must have facilities adequate to service in each ADR bid volumes of COMMODITY outlined in the IFB, including surges in volume; and must have trucks to deliver predicted volumes of frozen, chilled, and dry food. PDA may examine prior to the execution of an Agreement, facilities of vendors submitting bids to ensure vendor qualification.

DISTRIBUTOR must have adequate facilities to store: ▪ Dry COMMODITY in an area with forced ventilation and temperatures between 50 degrees and 70 degrees Fahrenheit; ▪ Frozen COMMODITY at temperatures 0 degrees Fahrenheit or below; and, ▪ Chilled COMMODITY at temperatures between 32 degrees and 48 degrees Fahrenheit, depending on the item.

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DISTRIBUTOR shall separate by warehouse slot COMMODITY from commercial product and other USDA product received by DISTRIBUTOR under separate contracts, unless waived in advance by PDA.

DISTRIBUTOR must have for COMMODITY, storage capacity to accommodate pallets in bulk, or in or on top of racks at the rate of 20 pallets per 1,000 cases of COMMODITY during peak inventory periods. Peak inventory is estimated at 25% of annual volumes listed on Attachment “B” and usually occurs between November and February. DISTRIBUTOR must have sufficient capacity to handle volumes listed or have adequate contingency plans to handle the volumes.

DISTRIBUTOR must have available adequate delivery vehicles as follows: ▪ Separate van trucks for dry COMMODITY and refrigerated trucks for integrated loads of dry and refrigerated COMMODITY. ▪ Dual compartment trucks for combined handling of dry and frozen COMMODITY; or ▪ Single compartment refrigerated trucks (0 degrees F) for separate or integrated loads of dry and refrigerated COMMODITY.

The number of vehicles required depends on size of trucks, the number of delivery routes and the extent to which deliveries of COMMODITY are integrated with deliveries of commercial food.

1.35 Sanitation Requirements The USDA, PDA, or their designees may, at any time, inspect DISTRIBUTOR’s, or its subcontractors’ facilities and delivery vehicles for sanitation and temperature maintenance. Facilities, delivery vehicles, warehousing and delivery practices must be in compliance with the governing state and federal laws and regulations, and USDA-FNS Manual V, Guidelines for the Storage and Care of Food Products.

DISTRIBUTOR may be inspected by the Bureau of Food Safety and Laboratory Services, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture. Cited deficiencies must be corrected within thirty (30) days of the citation.

1.36 Liaison with PDA DISTRIBUTOR shall maintain liaison with PDA on matters relating to: ▪ Inventory levels; ▪ Schedules of inbound shipments; ▪ Notices of shipment arrival; and, ▪ Monthly activity and inventory reports.

1.37 Computer Capability DISTRIBUTOR must have adequate computer capability to: ▪ Update RA list as directed by PDA; ▪ Accurately produce and timely deliver and/or electronically transmit required reports; ▪ Track residual quantities of COMMODITY available to RAs, by each RA’s identification number; ▪ Prevent over ordering, over allocation, and over shipping of COMMODITY ▪ Complete and file on-line commodity receiving and documents using WBSCM

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1.38 Inventory Reports DISTRIBUTOR shall maintain perpetual inventory records for COMMODITY received and distributed under the IFB, and shall retain records for review by PDA or its designees for a period of three (3) years from the close of each fiscal year (ending June 30).

DISTRIBUTOR must provide PDA no later than ten (10) days after the close of each month, a monthly inventory report (see below) for all through email in an order and format compatible and acceptable to and defined by PDA.

Monthly inventory reports shall be on a calendar basis only, unless waived by PDA. For example, inventory reports reflecting activity for October shall only include data dated from October 1 through October 31. It shall not include any activity dated from any other calendar month. It shall be DISTRIBUTOR’s responsibility to identify the format acceptable to PDA’s data processing unit.

Inventory Reports shall show by COMMODITY, in total and by RA, quantities (number of cases) on hand at the beginning of the month; quantities received during the month; quantities distributed during the month; quantities removed from book inventory as a result of damage; and quantities on hand at the end of the month.

Receipts of COMMODITY on monthly inventory reports shall include only the case volume for which the DISTRIBUTOR signed on the day received from USDA as an inbound shipment. The DISTRIBUTOR shall ensure that reallocations of COMMODITY are not reported on inventory reports as new receipts.

DISTRIBUTOR shall provide PDA upon request printed monthly Inventory Reports at the close of each calendar month.

DISTRIBUTOR must provide PDA no less frequently than monthly, refusals of commodity allocations, or commodities store in excess of 5 months, by item, by RA, for PDA to re- allocate to other RAs. This function ensures an improved turnover rate for COMMODITY.

Transfers of COMMODITY authorized by PDA to or from other facilities under contract with PDA must be tracked separately from receipts (from USDA shipper) and disbursements (to RAs). Transfers of COMMODITY shall not be reported on inventory reports as new receipts, but as “Transfers In” or “Transfers Out” only. DISTRIBUTOR is responsible for correcting in subsequent reports, any data filed incorrectly in previous reports.

DISTRIBUTOR shall provide PDA upon request by program year an ending inventory report showing, by COMMODITY: beginning inventory; receipts; disbursements; and ending inventory.

DISTRIBUTOR shall conduct a physical inventory count of COMMODITY during the last week of each program year, or as directed by PDA, and provide the results to PDA within thirty (30) days. However, PDA staff will usually conduct year-end physical inventory counts. When PDA conducts physical inventory counts DISTRIBUTOR must cooperate fully and provide no less than two staff members to assist. DISTRIBUTOR must also adjust June 30 inventory balances to physical counts before sending to PDA its June report.

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1.39 Activity Reports DISTRIBUTOR shall provide PDA upon request printed individual activity reports for each RA served, showing by COMMODITY, quantities offered and delivered per month and annually. Activity reports must be in sequence, based on RA identification number as assigned by PDA. No page shall contain data on more than one RA.

DISTRIBUTOR shall provide PDA upon request by RA and by COMMODITY, quantities of COMMODITY stored and length of storage.

Consolidated Activity Reports and Inventory Reports may be submitted if authorized by PDA and all required data are included.

1.40 Record Retention, Reviews and Audits DISTRIBUTOR shall maintain records fully accounting for receipt and disposition of all COMMODITY. Records must be retained for three (3) years following the close of the fiscal year to which they pertain or three (3) years following the date of the last payment made by the PDA, whichever is later; and be available for review by USDA, PDA, PDA’s designee, and the Auditor General of Pennsylvania.

For audit purposes DISTRIBUTOR must maintain an audit trail between computer printouts and delivery tickets. Delivery tickets must be organized numerically or chronologically and easily accessed. Delivery tickets may be audited in total or in part at DISTRIBUTOR’s warehouse or DISTRIBUTOR may be required to send delivery tickets to PDA.

1.41 Liaison with Recipient Agencies (RAs) DISTRIBUTOR shall maintain liaison with RAs and is encouraged to maintain a toll free telephone number for communications from RAs. DISTRIBUTOR is also encouraged to provide for the placement of orders and the viewing of inventory balances on-hand through the Internet. DISTRIBUTOR’s procedures for maintaining its liaison with RAs must be approved by PDA.

DISTRIBUTOR shall also: ▪ Track utilization of each COMMODITY by RA. ▪ Clearly identify and advise RAs of “Out of Stock” items. ▪ No less than monthly provide to RAs by COMMODITY: 1) a listing of all allocations to date; 2) quantities shipped to date; and 3) balances remaining in the RA’s account. Formats must be clear and concise.

Note: DISTRIBUTOR is cautioned that inventory turns for COMMODITY is highly dependent on the DISTRIBUTOR’s effectiveness in informing RAs of cases of product allocated, pulled, and remaining in storage at the DISTRIBUTOR’s facility. DISTRIBUTORs are encouraged to develop and maintain an efficient and effective line of communication for advising RAs of the availability of COMMODITY.

1.42 Receiving Reports DISTRIBUTOR shall forward to PDA upon receipt and verification of shipments, documents related to COMMODITY, including Bills of Lading.

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1.43 Accountability DISTRIBUTOR shall be financially responsible for all COMMODITY received and shall assume and bear the risk of all loss, damage or theft or improper use of COMMODITY while in the possession or control of DISTRIBUTOR.

DISTRIBUTOR must carry insurance on COMMODITY received, be responsible for shortages and damages, and submit any report requested by PDA.

(1) In accordance with the federal regulatory provisions at 7 CFR § 250.12(f)(1), the Distributor agrees it will store, manage, and transport USDA Foods in a manner that properly safeguards them against theft, spoilage, damage, or other loss, in accordance with the following requirements:

(a) Safe storage and control. The Distributor must provide facilities for the storage and control of USDA Foods that protect against theft, spoilage, damage, or other loss. Accordingly, such storage facilities must maintain USDA Foods in sanitary conditions, at the proper temperature and humidity, and with adequate air circulation.

(b) Inventory management. The Distributor must ensure USDA Foods are stored in a manner that permits them to be distinguished from other foods, and must ensure that a separate inventory record of USDA Foods is maintained.

(2) In accordance with the federal regulatory provisions at 7 CFR § 250.12(f)(2), the Distributor agrees it will comply with all Federal, State, or local requirements relative to food safety and health, including required health inspections, and procedures for responding to a food recall.

(3) In accordance with the federal regulatory provisions at 7 CFR § 250.12(f)(7), the Distributor acknowledges that they will only be eligible for contract extension or renewal upon fulfillment of all current contract provisions.

(4) In accordance with the federal regulatory provisions at 2 CFR § 200, Appendix II(A), the Distributor acknowledges that – in the event of a breach or violation of the contract terms – the Distributor may be subject to administrative sanctions and/or any contractual or legal remedies available to PDA, as the circumstances of the breach or violation warrant.

(5) The Distributor agrees to adhere to all applicable requirements listed under OMB Uniform Guidance at 2 CFR § 200, Appendix II.

1.44 Insurance DISTRIBUTOR must purchase and maintain at its expense the following types of insurance, issued by a company authorized to do business in Pennsylvania and acceptable to PDA, and shall provide a Certificate of Insurance to PDA upon execution of the Agreement and each anniversary date thereof: A. “All Risk” escalating warehouse contents insurance with coverage equal to the total value of COMMODITY in its possession at any one time.

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B. Comprehensive General Liability Insurance. The limits of such insurance shall be not less than $1,000,000 for injury to or death of one person in a single occurrence and $3,000,000 for injury to or death of more than one person in a single occurrence and $500,000 for a single occurrence of property damage.

1.45 Shortages and Damages DISTRIBUTOR shall be financially responsible for shortages and damages to COMMODITY as well out of date COMMODITIES, which make them unacceptable to PDA. Damages shall include infestation due to improper storage conditions, as well as physical damages to containers, including serious rust.

DISTRIBUTOR shall reconcile overages or shortages between physical inventory and book inventory annually. Overages and shortages not explained to the satisfaction of PDA will be netted, using applicable values of COMMODITY as established by PDA or USDA.

If the value of shortages exceeds the value of overages, a monetary or in-kind settlement for the differences in value will be required. If the value of overages exceeds the value of shortages, no settlement is required. Book inventory will be adjusted after settlement to correspond with physical inventory count. Adjustments for overages and shortages, and inventory shrinkage may be allowed in compliance with USDA regulations.

1.46 Self-Service Agencies PDA reserves the right to direct ship COMMODITY to large recipient agencies or their representatives.

1.47 Instructions for Completing Bid Sheets DISTRIBUTOR should study data and performance requirements of the IFB and complete the Bid Sheet(s). Bid Sheets will be declared void and vendor unresponsive if both “delivery” FEE per case and “pick up” FEE per case are not included.

1.48 Bid Award Criteria For ADRs I, II, III, IV, V, VI, VII, DISTRIBUTOR will be selected on the following criteria: A. The lowest weighted average “delivery” FEE per case submitted on the Bid Sheet, with 52% weight given to the delivery FEE for NSLP RAs and 48% weight to the delivery FEE for TRADITIONAL and TEFAP RAs. The “pickup” FEE per case must be included on the Bid Sheet; however, only the weighted average “delivery” FEE per case will be used to determine lowest bid.

B. Compliance with all documentation and information required in the specifications in the IFB. Failure to include required documentation and information may result in the rejection of the bid as non-responsive.

C. Adequacy of facilities, services, and other relevant qualifications as evaluated by PDA. PDA’s evaluation may include an on site inspection at the bidder’s facility and subcontracted facilities, if any. After PDA’s evaluation, bids submitted by vendors whom PDA determines not to be qualified or responsible vendors shall be rejected. PDA’s determination shall be final. (See Bid Sheet example.)

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For ADR VIII (only), DISTRIBUTOR will be selected on the following criteria: A. The low weighted average per case “delivery” FEE, calculated by:

1. Combining the “per case delivery FEE” for NSLP RAs, except Philadelphia School District, weighted at 52%, with the “per case pick up FEE” for Philadelphia School District, weighted at 48%, with the total weighted additionally at 52%, combined with:

2. The “per case delivery FEE” for TRADITIONAL and TEFAP RAs outside of Philadelphia, weighted at 30%; added to the “per case delivery FEE” for TRADITIONAL and TEFAP RAs within Philadelphia, weighted at 70%, with the total additionally weighted at 48%. (See Bid Sheet example.)

Note: The “pick-up” price per case must be included on Bid Sheet, however, only the weighted average “delivered” price will be used to determine lowest bid.

B. Compliance with all documentation and information required in the specifications in the IFB. Failure to include required documentation and information may result in the rejection of the bid as non-responsive.

C. Adequacy of facilities, services, and other relevant qualifications as evaluated by PDA. PDA’s evaluation may include an on site inspection at the bidder’s facility and subcontracted facilities, if any. After PDA’s evaluation, bids submitted by vendors whom PDA determines not to be qualified or responsible vendors shall be rejected. PDA’s determination shall be final. (See Bid Sheet example.)

PDA reserves the right to reject any or all bids and to waive technical defects or any informality in bid.

1.49 Bid Submission Bids to provide services under this IFB must be submitted electronically through the SRM Vendor Portal. Attachment E also needs completed and uploaded as an attachment to your bid submission. The due date for this solicitation will be February 26, 2021 at 2:00 PM. In lieu of a pre-proposal conference all potential offerors have the opportunity to submit questions via email Sheila Strubhar at [email protected]. The deadline to receive questions is close of business February 11, 2020. Answers to all submitted questions will be posted to emarketplace and SRM no later than close business February 16, 2020. The Q&A document will become an official part of the IFB document.

1.50 Financial Requirements DISTRIBUTORs submitting successful bids must provide PDA upon request evidence of adequate financial resources to sustain operations for the period of the Agreement. Evidence shall be in the form of audited financial statements, including Independent Auditors Opinion performed, at the bidder’s expense by a Certified Public Accountant.

1.51 Performance Bond Prior to the execution of an Agreement, DISTRIBUTOR submitting a successful bid must secure and submit to PDA by June 1, 2021, a Performance Bond in the amount of $25,000. The Performance Bond must remain in effect for the term of the Agreement.

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Evidence of proper and continuing Bond coverage may be requested by PDA at any time but must be provided to PDA annually on June 1 of each calendar year. Failure to obtain Bond coverage by June 1, 2021 or failure to maintain proper coverage will result in cancellation of the Agreement.

Performance bonds shall be obtained through any surety company licensed to do business in Pennsylvania and approved by PDA. Letters of Credit or other security instruments may be accepted in lieu of Performance Bonds, but only with prior approval of PDA.

1.52 Requirement of Successful Bidders DISTRIBUTORs submitting successful bids to provide services under the IFB must provide PDA by June 1, 2021, and thereafter as any changes occur, the name and phone number of one (1) staff person who shall be PDA’s sole contact for all matters relating to the IFB. The staff person so identified shall have the responsibility to investigate all questions and problems arising under the IFB and report back to PDA within three (3) working days with answers to questions and resolutions of problems identified by PDA.

Section II: General Bid Conditions

2.01 Licenses and Certificates DISTRIBUTOR may be required by the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission (PUC) statutes to have a license to deliver COMMODITY under the IFB. Responsibility for acquiring and paying for any license required, prior to contract award, rest solely with DISTRIBUTOR.

DISTRIBUTOR must be registered with the Bureau of Food Safety and Laboratory Services, Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.

If DISTRIBUTOR is a corporation, it must be incorporated in Pennsylvania or have a certificate of authority to conduct business in Pennsylvania. Reference to the corporate box number and a list of the officers of the corporation shall be provided upon request of PDA.

DISTRIBUTOR must maintain and provide PDA upon request evidence of membership in a public warehousing association or distributor association dedicated to the development and maintenance of high performance standards for members.

2.02 Prime Contractor Responsibilities DISTRIBUTOR assumes full responsibility for all services required by the IFB whether or not provided by DISTRIBUTOR or an approved subcontractor. In addition, PDA will consider DISTRIBUTOR to be the sole point of contact with regard to contract matters.

DISTRIBUTOR shall provide PDA upon request, a contingency plan for storage of COMMODITY should warehouse capacity be exceeded due to expansion of the program or the expansion of DISTRIBUTOR’s commercial accounts at its primary storage facility(ies).

DISTRIBUTOR must report its intent to subcontract for facilities and services under the IFB to PDA for PDA approval in advance. DISTRIBUTOR will be held responsible for subcontractor performance. DISTRIBUTOR shall provide one-stop pick up of orders by all RAs. Orders of COMMODITY, regardless of storage location, must be assembled at DISTRIBUTOR’s primary facility for pick up unless waived by RA.

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2.03 Other Requirements DISTRIBUTOR must provide PDA upon request: ▪ References from three current customers with at least one being a Pennsylvania based company. The references must include names and addresses of customers and names and telephone numbers of representatives of customers who can be contacted. ▪ A duly notarized self-declaratory statement of net worth (total assets minus total liabilities). The statement may be subject to verification by PDA if deemed necessary.

DISTRIBUTOR agrees to indemnify and hold the Commonwealth, PDA, their officers, agents, and employees harmless from and against any and all suits and judgments for damages for personal injury, death, or damage to real or tangible personal property arising out of or in conjunction with services provided by DISTRIBUTOR under Agreement and caused by DISTRIBUTOR’s negligence or intentional wrongful acts.

DISTRIBUTOR will perform services required under the Agreement as an independent contractor and not as an agent of PDA.

2.04 Agreement Period The effective date of the Agreement shall be fixed by PDA after the Agreement has been fully executed by the DISTRIBUTOR and the Commonwealth (but will not begin prior to July 1, 2011); all approvals required by Commonwealth contracting procedures have been obtained; and the Agreement has been returned to the DISTRIBUTOR. The end date is June 30, 2026.

2.05 Agreement Termination PDA may terminate the Agreement for cause upon thirty (30) days written notice to DISTRIBUTOR; however, PDA may require DISTRIBUTOR to perform all services attendant to the IFB for period not to exceed six (6) months from the date of the notice. PDA may also terminate the Agreement without cause or due to the non-availability of funds upon sixty (60) days written notice and require DISTRIBUTOR to perform all services attendant to the IFB for period not to exceed six (6) months from the date of the notice. DISTRIBUTOR shall be entitled to applicable fees for services provided prior to termination.

DISTRIBUTOR may terminate the Agreement without cause. However, if DISTRIBUTOR terminates its Agreement, with or without cause, DISTRIBUTOR must advise PDA in writing no later than February 1st of the affected calendar year and PDA shall have until July 31st of the same calendar year to exhaust the inventory of COMMODITY that remain at the DISTRIBUTOR’s facility. The six (6) month notification period is required by PDA to release for public bid a new IFB and direct inbound shipments of COMMODITY to auxiliary facilities. During the six (6) month period, DISTRIBUTOR may be required by PDA to transfer or deliver residual quantities of COMMODITY to warehouses designated by PDA or to RAs at established prices per case. Payments for transfers to warehouses will be made by PDA. Payments for deliveries to RAs will be as outlined in this IFB.

If DISTRIBUTOR terminates the Agreement without cause, DISTRIBUTOR will be ineligible to bid on subsequent COMMODITY distribution IFBs issued by PDA for a period of five (5) years.

2.06 Incurred Costs PDA is not liable for any cost incurred by DISTRIBUTOR prior to execution of IFB Agreement, except as outlined above.

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2.08 Addenda to IFB If it becomes necessary to revise any part of this IFB, addenda will be provided to all vendors who receive the initial IFB.

2.09 Bid Duration All bids submitted under the IFB will be firm for 120 calendar days. If a bidder submitting the lowest bid is determined to be unresponsive or unresponsible, the next lowest responsive and responsible bidder will be offered an Agreement.

2.10 Additional Conditions A. DISTRIBUTOR shall be liable for gross receipt taxes in accordance with Pennsylvania statutes.

B. Prompt payment discounts may be offered but will not be considered in determining low bid.

C. If DISTRIBUTOR defaults or fails to abide by terms of the Agreement, PDA, after notice in writing, may procure services from other sources and hold DISTRIBUTOR responsible for any excess cost occasioned thereby.

D. DISTRIBUTOR understands and agrees with the following: “By my signature on this bid, I certify that this bid is made without prior understanding, agreement, or connection with any corporation, firm, or person submitting a bid for the same service, and is in all respects fair and without collusion or fraud. I understand collusion is a violation of law and can result in fines, prison sentences, and civil damage awards I agree to abide by all conditions of this bid and certify that I am authorized to sign for DISTRIBUTOR.”

E. Modification, additions, or changes to the terms and conditions of the IFB may be cause for rejection of any bid.

F. The Agreement constitutes the entire agreement between the parties. No amendment of modification changing its scope or terms shall have any force or effect unless in writing and signed by both parties.

G. The Agreement and all other agreements executed pursuant hereto shall be deemed to be contracts, made under the laws of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania and, for all purposes, shall be construed in accordance with laws of such Commonwealth.

H. The terms and provisions of the Agreement are severable. In the event of the unenforceability or invalidity of any one or more of the terms, covenants, conditions or provisions of the Agreement under federal, state or other applicable laws, such unenforceability or invalidity shall not render any other terms, covenants, conditions or provisions thereof unenforceable or invalid.

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I. Any forbearance by PDA in exercising any right or remedy hereunder, or otherwise afforded by applicable law shall not be a waiver of or preclude the exercise of any such right or remedy at any appropriate time.

J. DISTRIBUTOR shall not assign or subcontract the Agreement or any part thereof without the prior written consent of PDA.

K. DISTRIBUTOR agrees that performance of its obligations under the Agreement will comply with all applicable federal, state and local laws and regulations.

2.12 Single or Multiple Pricing There will be no multiple pricing factors considered in determining the lowest bid except as outlined in the IFB.

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Attachment A

County Code Counties Served County Code Region I 10 Butler 33 Jefferson 16 Clarion 37 Lawrence 20 Crawford 42 McKean 24 Elk 43 Mercer 25 Erie 61 Venango 27 Forest 62 Warren Region II 12 Cameron 49 Northumberland 18 Clinton 53 Potter 19 Columbia 55 Snyder 41 Lycoming 59 Tioga 47 Montour 60 Union Region III 08 Bradford 52 Pike 13 Carbon 57 Sullivan 35 Lackawanna 58 Susquehanna 40 Luzerne 64 Wayne 45 Monroe 66 Wyoming Region IV 02 Allegheny 30 Greene 03 Armstrong 32 Indiana 04 Beaver 63 Washington 26 Fayette 65 Westmoreland Region V 05 Bedford 29 Fulton 07 Blair 31 Huntingdon 11 Cambria 34 Juniata 14 Centre 44 Mifflin 17 Clearfield 56 Somerset Region VI 01 Adams 36 Lancaster 21 Cumberland 38 Lebanon 22 Dauphin 50 Perry 28 Franklin 67 York Region VII 06 Berks 48 Northampton 39 Lehigh 54 Schuylkill Region VIII 09 Bucks 46 Montgomery 15 Chester 51 Philadelphia 23 Delaware

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ATTACHMENT "B"

Distribution Volume by Agriculture Distribution Region (ADR)

ADR Year Ending Case Volume

I June 30, 2019 99,635 June 30, 2020 79,802

II June 30, 2019 57,964 June 30, 2020 58,712

III June 30, 2019 103,682 June 30, 2020 117,305

IV June 30, 2019 189,907 June 30, 2020 160,898

V June 30, 2019 78,884 June 30, 2020 75,968

VI June 30, 2019 163,758 June 30, 2020 176,908

VII June 30, 2019 103,699 June 30, 2020 118,351

VIII June 30, 2019 255,957 June 30, 2020 253,410

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Attachment C

Region Account Type Agreement Id Account Name 2019 FY 2020 FY 1 School 2-01-16-030 ALLEGHENY-CLARION VALLEY SCH DIST 120 171 1 School 2-01-20-104 BETHESDA CHILDRENS HOME 74 78 1 School 2-01-25-050 BLESSED SACRAMENT SCHOOL 94 76 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-25-000 BOOKER T WASHINGTON CENTER 26 29 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-42-080 BRADFORD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 31 0 1 School 2-01-42-080 BRADFORD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 458 408 1 School 2-01-33-070 BROCKWAY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 80 69 1 School 2-01-33-080 BROOKVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 63 120 1 School 2-01-10-125 BUTLER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 114 76 1 TEFAP County Agency 8-01-10-078 BUTLER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 66 22 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-10-085 BUTLER COUNTY FAMILY YMCA CHILD CARE 24 23 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-24-105 C A P S E A INC 32 21 1 School 2-01-16-120 CLARION AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 60 111 1 TEFAP County Agency 8-01-16-084 CLARION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 50 55 1 School 2-01-16-170 CLARION-LIMESTONE SCHOOL DISTRICT 58 85 1 School 2-01-43-130 COMMODORE PERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT 105 139 1 School 2-01-25-075 COMMUNITY COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 33 44 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-25-149 COMMUNITY OF CARING 32 67 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-25-141 COMMUNITY SHELTER SERVICES 8 18 1 School 2-01-20-103 CONNEAUT SCHOOL DISTRICT 265 146 1 School 2-01-25-145 CORRY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 220 175 1 School 2-01-61-130 CRANBERRY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 236 259 1 School 2-01-20-135 CRAWFORD CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 218 154 1 TEFAP County Agency 8-01-20-088 CRAWFORD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 102 91 1 School 2-01-25-060 DR GERTRUDE A BARBER CENTER 84 96 1 School 2-01-24-154 ELK COUNTY CATHOLIC SCHOOL SYSTEM 154 139 1 School 2-01-37-200 ELLWOOD CITY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 136 148 1 School 2-01-25-012 ERIE CATHOLIC PREPARATORY SCHOOL 41 46 1 School 2-01-25-100 ERIE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 176 137 1 TEFAP County Agency 8-01-25-093 ERIE COUNTY CHIEF EXECUTIVE 52 56 ERIE RISE LEADERSHIP ACADEMY CHARTER 1 School 2-01-25-751 SCHOOL 105 87 1 School 2-01-25-330 FAIRVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 295 288 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-61-001 FAMILY SERVICE & CHILDRENS AID SOCIETY 10 9 1 School 2-01-43-250 FARRELL AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 78 78 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-43-006 FARRELL AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 18 0 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-10-003 FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 38 44 1 School 2-01-27-200 FOREST AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 96 109 1 TEFAP County Agency 8-01-27-095 FOREST COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 49 52 1 School 2-01-25-355 FORT LEBOEUF SCHOOL DISTRICT 189 205 1 School 2-01-61-220 FRANKLIN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 134 134 FRANKLIN SALVATION ARMY OF VENANGO 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-61-300 COUNTY 44 35 1 Day Care 4-01-20-660 FRENCH CREEK VALLEY CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 17 0

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1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-42-316 FRIENDSHIP TABLE 35 74 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-25-150 GAUDENZIA ERIE INC/COMMUNITY HOUSE 26 16 1 School 2-01-25-390 GENERAL MCLANE SCHOOL DISTRICT 294 248 1 School 2-01-43-243 GEORGE JUNIOR REPUBLIC IN PA 106 86 1 School 2-01-25-405 GIRARD SCHOOL DISTRICT 266 196 1 School 2-01-43-280 GREENVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 144 128 1 School 2-01-43-290 GROVE CITY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 60 74 1 School 2-01-25-435 HARBOR CREEK SCHOOL DISTRICT 243 227 1 School 2-01-25-250 HARBORCREEK YOUTH SERVICES 56 56 1 School 2-01-25-325 HERMITAGE HOUSE YOUTH SERVICES 72 67 1 School 2-01-43-330 HERMITAGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 174 185 1 School 2-01-25-655 IROQUOIS SCHOOL DISTRICT 217 196 1 School 2-01-43-360 JAMESTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 129 122 1 School 2-01-33-340 JEFFERSON CO-DUBOIS AREA VO TECH 69 69 1 TEFAP County Agency 8-01-33-101 JEFFERSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 51 53 1 School 2-01-24-350 JOHNSONBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 141 88 1 School 2-01-42-230 KANE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 272 254 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-10-360 KARNS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 27 1 School 2-01-10-360 KARNS CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 86 137 1 School 2-01-43-283 KEYSTONE EDUCATION CENTER CHARTER 88 75 1 School 2-01-16-650 KEYSTONE SCHOOL DISTRICT 109 163 KEYSTONE SMILES COMMUNITY LEARNING 1 School 2-01-16-352 CENTER 20 30 KEYSTONE SMILES COMMUNITY LEARNING 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-16-352 CENTER: 0 13 1 School 2-01-43-390 LAKEVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 202 238 1 School 2-01-37-400 LAUREL SCHOOL DISTRICT 161 90 1 School 2-01-37-420 LAWRENCE COUNTY AREA VO-TECH 76 61 1 TEFAP County Agency 8-01-37-105 LAWRENCE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 186 144 LAWRENCE COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-37-037 PARTNERSHIP 9 32 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-25-100 LIBERTY HOUSE FOR VETERANS 24 24 1 School 2-01-10-500 MARS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 43 88 1 School 2-01-10-401 MARS HOME FOR YOUTH 63 69 1 TEFAP County Agency 8-01-42-110 MCKEAN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 251 232 1 School 2-01-43-401 MERCER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 209 299 1 TEFAP County Agency 8-01-43-111 MERCER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 59 51 1 School 2-01-25-101 MILLCREEK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIST 94 69 1 School 2-01-37-500 MOHAWK AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 153 99 1 School 2-01-10-535 MONITEAU SCHOOL DISTRICT 92 80 1 School 2-01-25-004 MONTESSORI REGIONAL CHARTER SCHOOL 140 84 1 School 2-01-37-520 NESHANNOCK TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIST 76 57 1 School 2-01-37-530 NEW CASTLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 150 216 1 Day Care 4-01-43-253 NEW LIGHT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 33 9 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-43-253 NEW LIGHT MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 28 34 1 School 2-01-16-750 NORTH CLARION COUNTY SCHOOL DIST 77 86 1 School 2-01-25-110 NORTH EAST SCHOOL DISTRICT 311 346 1 School 2-01-25-850 NORTHWESTERN SCHOOL DISTRICT 197 110

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1 School 2-01-61-620 OIL CITY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 156 123 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-42-600 OTTO ELDRED SCHOOL DISTRICT 68 9 1 School 2-01-42-600 OTTO-ELDRED SCHOOL DISTRICT 193 240 1 School 2-01-25-525 OUR LADY OF PEACE SCHOOL 61 42 1 School 2-01-10-428 PENN CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 73 47 1 School 2-01-20-470 PENNCREST SCHOOL DISTRICT 491 256 1 School 2-01-25-447 PERSEUS HOUSE INC 108 40 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-37-335 PINE VALLEY BIBLE CAMP 30 25 1 School 2-01-42-630 PORT ALLEGANY SCHOOL DISTRICT 259 117 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-43-117 PRINCE OF PEACE CENTER 40 31 PRINCE OF PEACE CENTER HOPE ADVOCACY 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-43-001 PROGRAM 29 0 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-33-800 PUNXSUTAWNEY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 30 22 1 School 2-01-33-800 PUNXSUTAWNEY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 268 149 1 School 2-01-16-800 REDBANK VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 162 122 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-43-530 REYNOLDS SCHOOL DISTRICT 28 14 1 School 2-01-43-530 REYNOLDS SCHOOL DISTRICT 192 149 1 School 2-01-24-100 RIDGWAY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 146 157 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-16-001 S.A.F.E. 10 0 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-25-152 SAFE JOURNEY 18 24 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-25-101 SAFENET 38 45 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-25-151 SALVATION ARMY (CORRY) 30 25 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-10-001 SALVATION ARMY - BUTLER 43 34 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-61-207 SALVATION ARMY OF OIL CITY 39 38 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-62-411 SALVATION ARMY OF WARREN 52 44 1 School 2-01-25-600 SARAH A REED CHILDRENS CENTER 52 34 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-61-002 SENECA HILLS BIBLE CONFERENCE 29 54 1 School 2-01-10-790 SENECA VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 805 532 1 School 2-01-43-560 SHARON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 149 105 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-43-560 SHARON CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 31 30 1 School 2-01-43-570 SHARPSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 93 85 1 School 2-01-37-620 SHENANGO AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 177 169 1 School 2-01-10-100 SLIPPERY ROCK AREA SCH DIST 186 130 1 School 2-01-42-750 SMETHPORT AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 151 173 1 School 2-01-10-780 SOUTH BUTLER COUNTY SCH DISTRICT 114 106 1 School 2-01-25-151 ST GEORGE SCHOOL 80 84 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-20-001 ST JAMES Food Cupboard Food Pantry 46 39 1 School 2-01-25-790 ST JAMES SCHOOL (ERIE) 130 163 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-62-408 ST JOSEPH'S MINISTRY 26 26 1 School 2-01-25-840 ST LUKE SCHOOL CAFETERIA 140 84 1 School 2-01-24-800 ST MARYS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 131 106 1 School 2-01-10-380 ST STEPHENS LUTHERAN ACADEMY 66 69 1 School 2-01-37-760 ST VITUS CATHOLIC SCHOOL 18 0 1 School 2-01-10-785 ST WENDELIN SCHOOL 73 66 1 School 2-01-33-500 STS COSMAS & DAMIAN SCHOOL 46 39 1 School 2-01-10-629 SUMMIT ACADEMY 102 141 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-43-121 THE GOOD SHEPHERD CENTER INC 40 46 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-61-101 THE POINTE 78 70

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1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-25-153 THE REFUGE 34 21 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-37-350 THE SALVATION ARMY 0 23 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-43-118 THE SALVATION ARMY - SHARON 49 30 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-62-409 THE SHARING PLACE 54 48 1 School 2-01-62-000 TIDIOUTE COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL 171 88 1 School 2-01-61-505 TITUSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 411 177 1 School 2-01-37-700 UNION AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 71 94 1 School 2-01-25-910 UNION CITY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 158 167 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-16-900 UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT 59 0 1 School 2-01-16-900 UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT 99 122 1 School 2-01-61-860 VALLEY GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 198 147 1 TEFAP County Agency 8-01-61-129 VENANGO COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 247 221 1 TEFAP County Agency 8-01-62-130 WARREN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 53 43 1 School 2-01-62-830 WARREN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 632 95 1 School 2-01-25-970 WATTSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 189 170 1 Summer Feeding 6-01-43-750 WEST MIDDLESEX AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 79 1 School 2-01-43-750 WEST MIDDLESEX SCHOOL DISTRICT 250 240 1 School 2-01-37-800 WILMINGTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 114 88 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-20-019 WOMENS SERVICES INC 71 49 1 Soup Kitchen 9-01-42-313 YWCA OF BRADFORD 24 65 AGAPE LOVE FROM ABOVE TO OUR 2 Soup Kitchen 9-02-19-002 COMMUNITY 33 80 2 Soup Kitchen 9-02-41-225 ANTIOCH BAPTIST CHURCH 63 77 2 School 2-02-53-030 AUSTIN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 127 65 2 Summer Feeding 6-02-53-030 AUSTIN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 3 19 2 School 2-02-19-100 BENTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 84 104 2 School 2-02-19-110 BERWICK AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 627 552 2 School 2-02-19-120 BLOOMSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 219 262 2 TEFAP County Agency 8-02-12-080 CAMERON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 76 73 2 School 2-02-12-270 CAMERON COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 137 165 2 School 2-02-19-150 CENTRAL COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 66 82 2 TEFAP County Agency 8-02-18-086 CLINTON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 76 73 2 Soup Kitchen 9-02-18-106 CLINTON COUNTY WOMEN'S CENTER 42 53 2 TEFAP County Agency 8-02-19-087 COLUMBIA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 144 143 2 School 2-02-19-175 COLUMBIA MONTOUR AVTS 102 103 2 School 2-02-53-130 COUDERSPORT AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 192 225 2 School 2-02-47-180 DANVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 527 855 2 School 2-02-41-200 EAST LYCOMING SCHOOL DISTRICT 608 291 2 TEFAP County Agency 8-02-24-092 ELK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 89 75 2 School 2-02-41-317 FAMILIES UNITED NETWORK, INC. 71 76 2 Summer Feeding 6-02-19-001 FAMILY HEALTH COUNCIL CENTRAL PA 35 50 2 School 2-02-53-280 GALETON AREA SCHOOL 89 91 2 Summer Feeding 6-02-53-280 GALETON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 16 2 School 2-02-19-320 HOLY FAMILY CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL 8 19 2 School 2-02-41-400 JERSEY SHORE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 329 85 2 School 2-02-18-360 KEYSTONE CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 251 382 2 School 2-02-60-400 LEWISBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 293 375 2 School 2-02-49-350 LINE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 422 344

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2 School 2-02-18-200 LOCK HAVEN CATHOLIC SCHOOL 120 137 2 School 2-02-41-420 LOYALSOCK TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT 131 141 2 TEFAP County Agency 8-02-41-109 LYCOMING COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 105 75 2 School 2-02-55-500 MIDD-WEST SCHOOL DISTRICT 348 466 2 School 2-02-60-500 MIFFLINBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 529 533 2 School 2-02-19-500 MILLVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 172 194 2 School 2-02-49-500 MILTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 93 117 2 School 2-02-41-500 MONTGOMERY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 114 126 2 TEFAP County Agency 8-02-47-115 MONTOUR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 75 135 2 School 2-02-41-510 MONTOURSVILLE AREA SCH DISTRICT 266 282 2 School 2-02-49-510 MOUNT CARMEL AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 396 430 2 School 2-02-41-530 MUNCY SCHOOL DISTRICT 123 144 2 School 2-02-47-309 NCSTU STUDENT FUND 119 156 2 School 2-02-53-550 NORTHERN POTTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 54 77 2 Summer Feeding 6-02-59-600 NORTHERN TIOGA SCHOOL DISTRICT 25 27 2 School 2-02-59-600 NORTHERN TIOGA SCHOOL DISTRICT 465 485 2 School 2-02-49-300 NORTHUMBERLAND CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 95 134 NORTHUMBERLAND COUNTY 2 TEFAP County Agency 8-02-49-117 COMMISSIONERS 455 527 2 School 2-02-53-750 OSWAYO VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 142 197 2 Soup Kitchen 9-02-49-300 OUR LADY OF HOPE 59 79 2 School 2-02-49-600 OUR LADY OF LOURDES REGIONAL SCHOOL 101 108 2 TEFAP County Agency 8-02-53-121 POTTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 74 99 2 School 2-02-55-710 SELINSGROVE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 109 115 2 Summer Feeding 6-02-19-600 SETEBAID SERVICES: CAMP MOUNT LUTHER 33 16 2 School 2-02-49-650 SHAMOKIN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 241 189 2 School 2-02-49-660 SHIKELLAMY SCHOOL DISTRICT 126 125 2 TEFAP County Agency 8-02-55-123 SNYDER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 153 194 2 School 2-02-41-610 SOUTH WILLIAMSPORT AREA SCH DIST 267 176 2 School 2-02-19-750 SOUTHERN COLUMBIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 110 133 2 School 2-02-59-700 SOUTHERN TIOGA SCHOOL DISTRICT 647 463 2 School 2-02-19-700 ST COLUMBA SCHOOL 59 85 2 School 2-02-41-050 ST JOHN NEUMANN REGIONAL ACADEMY 52 42 ST PAUL CALVARY UNITED METHODIST 2 Summer Feeding 6-02-41-279 CHURCH 26 22 2 School 2-02-18-340 SUGAR VALLEY RURAL CHARTER SCHOOL 199 144 2 School 2-02-60-670 SUN AREA VO-TECH 94 103 2 Soup Kitchen 9-02-41-107 THE NEW LOVE CENTER 44 0 2 Soup Kitchen 9-02-19-100 THE SALVATION ARMY - BERWICK 0 10 2 Soup Kitchen 9-02-18-108 THE SALVATION ARMY - LOCK HAVEN 87 78 2 Soup Kitchen 9-02-19-001 THE WOMEN'S CENTER 73 68 2 TEFAP County Agency 8-02-59-127 TIOGA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 399 427 2 School 2-02-59-870 TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH AND SCHOOL 63 55 2 TEFAP County Agency 8-02-60-128 UNION COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 136 150 2 School 2-02-49-800 WARRIOR RUN SCHOOL DISTRICT 72 136 2 School 2-02-59-850 WELLSBORO AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 283 286 2 School 2-02-41-720 WILLIAMSPORT AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 108 68 3 School 2-03-40-309 (DHS) YOUTH FORESTRY CAMP #2 15 30

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3 School 2-03-35-030 ABINGTON HEIGHTS SCHOOL DISTRICT 488 481 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-45-634 AN HOUSE OF PRAYER MINISTRIES, INC. 20 0 3 School 2-03-08-050 ATHENS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 147 105 3 School 2-03-40-001 BEAR CREEK COMM CHARTER SCH 62 107 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-58-100 BLUE RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 42 11 3 School 2-03-58-100 BLUE RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 127 196 3 TEFAP County Agency 8-03-08-076 BRADFORD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 317 304 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-64-001 CALVARY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 53 35 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-45-011 CAMP DORA GOLDING 17 15 3 School 2-03-08-100 CANTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 90 90 CARBON COUNTY Career & Technologu 3 School 2-03-13-150 Institute 18 0 3 TEFAP County Agency 8-03-13-081 CARBON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 65 82 3 School 2-03-35-130 CARBONDALE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 106 118 3 School 2-03-35-420 CAREER TECH CTR OF LACKAWANNA CO 68 60 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-35-030 CATHERINE MCAULEY CENTER 93 82 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-45-268 COMMUNITY FOOD PANTRY 54 80 3 School 2-03-40-110 CRESTWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 223 270 3 School 2-03-40-101 DALLAS SCHOOL DISTRICT 115 77 3 School 2-03-52-200 DELAWARE VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 156 162 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-40-133 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICE CTR 0 17 3 School 2-03-35-220 DUNMORE SCHOOL DISTRICT 77 60 3 School 2-03-45-200 EAST STROUDSBURG AREA SCHOOL DIST 476 682 3 School 2-03-66-700 EIHAB HUMAN SERVICES 51 0 3 School 2-03-58-250 ELK LAKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 108 129 3 School 2-03-58-300 FOREST CITY REGIONAL SCHOOL DIST 82 105 3 School 2-03-40-100 GOOD SHEPHERD ACADEMY 24 1 3 School 2-03-40-260 GREATER NANTICOKE SCHOOL DISTRICT 194 216 3 School 2-03-40-300 HANOVER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 148 116 3 School 2-03-40-330 HAZLETON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1382 1441 3 School 2-03-40-810 HOLY FAMILY ACADEMY 70 59 3 School 2-03-13-500 JIM THORPE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 143 121 3 TEFAP County Agency 8-03-35-103 LACKAWANNA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 71 255 3 School 2-03-66-500 LACKAWANNA TRAIL SCHOOL DISTRICT 123 112 3 School 2-03-40-390 LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 487 374 3 School 2-03-35-460 LAKELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 257 144 3 School 2-03-13-550 LEHIGHTON AREA SCHOOL DIST 334 197 3 Day Care 4-03-35-925 LITTLE PEOPLE DAY CARE SCHOOL 210 209 3 TEFAP County Agency 8-03-40-108 LUZERNE COUNTY CHIEF EXEC 67 113 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-35-043 MAINSTREAM REVIVAL CENTER 173 205 3 School 2-03-35-008 MID VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 97 105 3 School 2-03-35-980 MILTON EISNER YESHIVA HIGH SCHOOL 26 10 3 School 2-03-45-204 MONROE CAREER & TECHNOLOGY INSTITUTE 168 117 3 TEFAP County Agency 8-03-45-113 MONROE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 295 408 3 School 2-03-58-450 MONTROSE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 107 146 3 School 2-03-58-460 MOUNTAIN VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 115 85 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-45-013 NEW JERSEY CAMP JAYCEE 10 0 3 Day Care 4-03-35-551 NORTH POCONO PRESCHOOL 81 83

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3 School 2-03-35-650 NORTH POCONO SCHOOL DISTRICT 224 266 3 School 2-03-08-300 NORTHEAST BRADFORD SCHOOL DIST 109 96 3 School 2-03-40-600 NORTHWEST AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 102 94 3 School 2-03-45-251 NOTRE DAME HIGH SCHOOL 80 66 3 School 2-03-35-660 OLD FORGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 160 108 3 School 2-03-13-650 PALMERTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 169 175 3 School 2-03-13-660 PANTHER VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 177 111 3 TEFAP County Agency 8-03-52-120 PIKE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 286 379 3 School 2-03-40-660 PITTSTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 320 367 3 School 2-03-45-520 PLEASANT VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 218 271 3 School 2-03-45-540 POCONO MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 524 947 3 School 2-03-35-700 RIVERSIDE SCHOOL DISTRICT 82 121 3 Charitable Institution 3-03-40-115 S C I DALLAS 0 27 3 Charitable Institution 3-03-40-138 S C I RETREAT 39 7 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-08-001 SALVATION ARMY - SAYRE 57 80 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-64-100 SALVATION ARMY CAMP LADORE 10 0 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-45-205 SALVATION ARMY EAST STROUDSBURG 49 79 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-40-104 SALVATION ARMY WILKES-BARRE 81 108 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-08-600 SAYRE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 17 0 3 School 2-03-08-600 SAYRE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 164 159 3 School 2-03-35-740 SCRANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 312 204 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-35-010 SCRANTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 6 12 ST ANTHONY'S HAVEN MEN'S & WOMEN'S 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-35-050 SHELTER 37 48 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-35-016 ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI KITCHEN 9 0 3 School 2-03-35-715 ST JOSEPHS CENTER 37 54 3 School 2-03-40-900 ST NICHOLAS ST MARYS SCHOOL 110 32 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-40-134 ST VINCENT DEPAUL SOUP KITCHEN 83 93 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-45-015 STREAMSIDE CAMP & CONFERENCE CENTER 21 11 3 School 2-03-45-600 STROUDSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 290 322 3 TEFAP County Agency 8-03-57-125 SULLIVAN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 66 80 3 School 2-03-57-630 SULLIVAN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 102 45 3 School 2-03-58-650 SUSQUEHANNA COMMUNITY SCHOOL DIST 177 60 3 TEFAP County Agency 8-03-58-126 SUSQUEHANNA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 207 161 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-64-100 THANKSGIVING TOGETHER SOUP KITCHEN 31 70 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-40-105 THE SALVATION ARMY - HAZLETON 18 46 3 School 2-03-08-650 TOWANDA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 351 394 3 School 2-03-08-665 TROY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 67 100 3 School 2-03-66-750 TUNKHANNOCK AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 197 99 UNITED NEIGHBORHOOD CTRS OF 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-66-020 LACKAWANNA 10 13 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-58-676 UPPER ROOM BAPTIST CHURCH CAMP CUFF 10 0 3 School 2-03-35-840 VALLEY VIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 48 76 3 School 2-03-64-830 WALLENPAUPACK AREA SCHOOL DIST 262 285 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-52-830 WALLENPAUPACK AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 35 3 TEFAP County Agency 8-03-64-132 WAYNE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 82 83 3 Summer Feeding 6-03-64-870 WAYNE HIGHLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT 20 13 3 School 2-03-64-870 WAYNE HIGHLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT 346 305

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3 School 2-03-13-900 WEATHERLY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 167 74 3 Day Care 4-03-45-940 WEE WONS 62 36 3 School 2-03-40-870 WEST SIDE AREA VO TECH 92 52 3 School 2-03-64-890 WESTERN WAYNE SCHOOL DISTRICT 232 242 3 School 2-03-40-791 WILKES-BARRE ACADEMY 82 49 3 School 2-03-40-885 WILKES-BARRE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1141 733 WILKES-BARRE CAREER AND TECHNICAL 3 School 2-03-40-113 CENTER 104 82 3 Soup Kitchen 9-03-35-031 WOMEN'S RESOURCE CENTER 44 39 3 School 2-03-08-900 WYALUSING AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 154 122 3 School 2-03-40-112 WYOMING AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 109 88 3 TEFAP County Agency 8-03-66-134 WYOMING COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 65 75 3 School 2-03-40-930 WYOMING VALLEY WEST SCHOOL DIST 196 164 3 School 2-03-13-000 YOUTH SERVICES AGENCY 11 0 4 School 2-04-65-055 ADELPHOI VILLAGE, INC. 0 58 4 School 2-04-26-030 ALBERT GALLATIN AREA SCHOOL DIST 832 699 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-32-810 ALICE PAUL HOUSE 9 31 4 School 2-04-04-050 ALIQUIPPA SCHOOL DISTRICT 149 104 4 TEFAP County Agency 8-04-02-070 ALLEGHENY COUNTY CHIEF EX 80 58 4 School 2-04-02-103 ALLEGHENY INTERMEDIATE UNIT 175 147 4 School 2-04-02-034 ALLEGHENY VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 117 118 4 School 2-04-04-070 AMBRIDGE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 77 79 4 School 2-04-03-060 APOLLO RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 230 234 4 TEFAP County Agency 8-04-03-071 ARMSTRONG COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 72 43 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-03-085 ARMSTRONG SCHOOL DISTRICT 39 0 4 School 2-04-03-085 ARMSTRONG SCHOOL DISTRICT 782 781 4 School 2-04-02-045 AUBERLE HOME 98 57 4 School 2-04-63-050 AVELLA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 134 177 4 School 2-04-02-075 AVONWORTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 78 97 4 School 2-04-02-110 BALDWIN-WHITEHALL SCHOOL DISTRICT 223 154 4 School 2-04-04-120 BEAVER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 129 159 4 TEFAP County Agency 8-04-04-072 BEAVER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 163 220 4 School 2-04-04-127 Beaver Valley Intermediate Unit 32 12 4 School 2-04-65-060 BELLE VERNON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 336 274 4 School 2-04-63-090 BENTWORTH SCHOOL DISTRICT 35 44 4 School 2-05-56-100 BERLIN BROTHERSVALLEY SCH DIST 111 105 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-460 BETHANY BAPTIST CHURCH 40 38 4 School 2-04-02-125 BETHEL PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 294 279 4 School 2-04-63-100 BETHLEHEM-CENTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 182 129 4 School 2-04-04-150 BIG BEAVER FALLS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 163 75 4 School 2-04-04-160 BLACKHAWK SCHOOL DISTRICT 142 119 4 School 2-04-32-110 BLAIRSVILLE-SALTSBURG SCHOOL DIST 281 246 4 School 2-04-02-139 BRADLEY CENTER INC 60 46 4 School 2-04-02-145 BRENTWOOD BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 99 85 4 School 2-04-26-080 BROWNSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 413 434 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-26-001 BROWNSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 62 15 4 School 2-04-63-120 BURGETTSTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 75 49 4 School 2-04-65-703 BURRELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 79 109

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4 School 2-04-63-150 CALIFORNIA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 42 53 4 Summer Feeding 6-05-56-910 CAMP ALLEGHENY 29 36 4 Summer Feeding 6-05-56-010 CAMP HARMONY INC 26 16 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-56-300 CAMP HARMONY INC. 0 24 4 School 2-04-63-170 CANON-MCMILLAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 554 591 4 School 2-04-65-810 CARDINAL MAIDA ACADEMY 60 0 4 School 2-04-02-603 CARLYNTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 127 77 4 School 2-04-30-130 CARMICHAELS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 180 192 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-30-130 CARMICHAELS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 63 0 4 School 2-04-63-160 CENTRAL CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 10 0 4 School 2-04-30-300 CENTRAL GREENE SCHOOL DISTRICT 237 221 4 School 2-04-04-200 CENTRAL VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 242 159 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-26-345 CHAMPION CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 30 23 4 School 2-04-26-345 CHAMPION CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 102 56 4 School 2-04-63-180 CHARLEROI AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 126 121 4 School 2-04-02-175 CHARTIERS VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 100 106 4 School 2-04-63-190 CHARTIERS-HOUSTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 117 197 4 School 2-04-02-255 CHESWICK CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 40 0 4 School 2-04-65-260 CHRIST THE DIVINE TEACHER SCHOOL 68 70 4 School 2-04-02-001 CITY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 85 60 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-26-712 CITY MISSION - LIVING STONES INC 34 32 4 School 2-04-02-190 CLAIRTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 100 68 COMMUNITY SPECIALISTS CORP THE 4 School 2-04-02-161 ACADEMY 107 93 4 School 2-05-56-180 CONEMAUGH TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT 248 223 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-26-130 CONNELLSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 32 121 4 School 2-04-26-130 CONNELLSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1278 1076 4 School 2-04-02-210 CORNELL SCHOOL DISTRICT 114 81 4 School 2-04-02-225 DEER LAKES SCHOOL DISTRICT 155 148 4 School 2-04-65-709 DERRY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 158 116 Domestic Violence Services of SW PA - 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-26-711 FAYETTE 29 39 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE SERVICES OF SW PA - 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-63-526 WASHINGTON 43 37 4 School 2-04-65-304 DR ROBERT KETTERER CHARTER SCHOOL INC 22 51 4 School 2-04-02-042 DUQUESNE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 99 85 4 School 2-04-02-280 EAST ALLEGHENY SCHOOL DISTRICT 102 113 4 School 2-04-02-744 EAST CATHOLIC 43 36 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-314 EAST END COOPERATIVE MINISTRY 52 56 4 School 2-04-02-031 ELIZABETH FORWARD SCHOOL DISTRICT 138 115 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-02-031 FAMILY GUIDANCE INC - PROMISE CAMP 0 22 4 TEFAP County Agency 8-04-26-094 FAYETTE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 56 49 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-03-001 FIRST CHURCH OF GOD 12 30 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-26-001 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 45 55 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-65-801 FOOD FROM THE HEART 28 26 4 School 2-04-02-380 FORBES ROAD CAREER & TECHNOLOGY CTR 82 45 4 School 2-04-63-240 FORT CHERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT 138 149 4 School 2-04-02-391 FOX CHAPEL AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 263 220

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4 School 2-04-65-702 FRANKLIN REGIONAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 364 416 4 School 2-04-26-290 FRAZIER SCHOOL DISTRICT 274 194 4 School 2-04-04-285 FREEDOM AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 140 142 4 School 2-04-03-305 FREEPORT AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 233 209 4 School 2-04-02-410 GATEWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 145 154 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-02-410 GATEWAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 31 37 4 School 2-04-65-310 GREATER LATROBE SCHOOL DISTRICT 101 95 4 TEFAP County Agency 8-04-30-098 GREENE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 41 51 4 School 2-04-65-320 GREENSBURG SALEM SCHOOL DISTRICT 243 98 4 School 2-04-02-460 HAMPTON TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 205 246 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-03-506 HAVIN INC 25 43 4 School 2-04-65-380 HEMPFIELD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 248 161 4 School 2-04-02-475 HIGHLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT 174 142 4 Day Care 4-04-02-648 HOIN INC 52 0 4 School 2-04-32-330 HOMER-CENTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 159 141 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-32-330 HOMER-CENTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 64 20 4 School 2-04-04-410 HOPEWELL AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 191 105 4 TEFAP County Agency 8-04-32-100 INDIANA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 51 67 4 School 2-04-65-410 JEANNETTE CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 174 142 4 School 2-04-30-350 JEFFERSON-MORGAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 185 172 4 School 2-04-63-300 JOHN F KENNEDY CATHOLIC SCHOOL 95 49 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-378 JUBILEE KITCHEN 51 32 4 School 2-04-02-500 KEYSTONE OAKS SCHOOL DISTRICT 163 124 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-02-500 KEYSTONE OAKS SCHOOL DISTRICT 53 0 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-65-440 KISKI AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 44 0 4 School 2-04-65-705 KISKI AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 126 105 4 School 2-04-26-400 LAUREL HIGHLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT 131 115 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-26-500 LAUREL HIGHLANDS SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 26 4 School 2-04-03-450 LEECHBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 78 61 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-03-450 LEECHBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 13 10 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-63-101 LEMOYNE COMMUNITY CENTER 32 31 4 School 2-04-03-460 LENAPE VO-TECH SCHOOL 100 105 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-283 LIGHT OF LIFE RESCUE MISSION 62 43 4 School 2-04-65-490 LIGONIER VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 253 99 LINCOLN PARK PERFORMING ARTS CHARTER 4 School 2-04-04-001 SCHOOL 53 42 4 School 2-04-63-805 MADONNA CATHOLIC REGIONAL SCHOOL 61 71 4 School 2-04-32-520 MARION CENTER AREA SCH DISTRICT 97 116 4 School 2-04-02-548 Mary of Nazareth Catholic School 65 43 4 School 2-04-63-390 MCGUFFEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 209 141 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-63-390 MCGUFFEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 26 0 4 School 2-04-04-390 MCGUIRE MEMORIAL SCHOOL 33 28 4 School 2-04-02-600 MCKEESPORT AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 412 348 4 School 2-05-56-520 MEYERSDALE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 84 121 4 School 2-04-04-530 MIDLAND BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 50 107 4 School 2-04-65-580 MONESSEN CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 207 172 4 School 2-04-02-630 MONTOUR SCHOOL DISTRICT 294 228 4 School 2-04-02-021 MOON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 219 210

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4 School 2-04-02-640 MOUNT LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT 190 124 4 School 2-04-65-590 MOUNT PLEASANT AREA SCH DISTRICT 97 93 4 School 2-04-02-020 NEIGHBORHOOD ACADEMY 4 11 4 School 2-04-02-005 New Academy Charter School 77 73 4 School 2-04-04-565 NEW BRIGHTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 112 64 4 School 2-04-65-712 NEW KENSINGTON ARNOLD SCHOOL 254 228 4 School 2-04-02-685 NORTH ALLEGHENY SCHOOL DISTRICT 403 402 4 School 2-04-02-690 NORTH HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 162 129 4 School 2-05-56-550 NORTH STAR SCHOOL DISTRICT 317 323 4 School 2-04-02-687 NORTHGATE SCHOOL DISTRICT 107 106 4 School 2-04-02-612 NORTHSIDE CATHOLIC SCHOOL 55 49 4 School 2-04-65-650 NORWIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 297 261 4 School 2-04-04-500 OUR LADY OF FATIMA 113 78 4 School 2-04-02-454 OUR LADY OF GRACE SCHOOL 72 54 OUR LADY OF THE MOST BLESSED 4 School 2-04-02-060 SACRAMENT SCHOOL 8 26 4 School 2-04-65-655 OUTSIDE IN SCHOOL 70 101 4 School 2-04-02-461 PACE SCHOOL 46 28 PENN HILLS CHARTER SCHOOL FOR 4 School 2-04-02-248 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 64 61 PENN HILLS CHARTER SCHOOL OF 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-02-248 ENTREPRENEURSHIP 12 0 4 School 2-04-02-735 PENN HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 103 68 4 School 2-04-65-701 PENN-TRAFFORD SCHOOL DISTRICT 238 55 4 School 2-04-32-630 PENNS MANOR AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 122 69 4 School 2-04-63-801 PETERS TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 246 122 4 School 2-04-02-038 PINE RICHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 108 115 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-02-210 PITTSBURGH PARKS & RECREATION 8 0 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-02-745 PITTSBURGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 9 0 4 School 2-04-02-745 PITTSBURGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 18 38 4 School 2-04-02-750 PLUM BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 166 119 4 School 2-04-02-009 PROPEL SCHOOLS 120 118 4 School 2-04-32-730 PURCHASE LINE SCHOOL DISTRICT 92 107 4 School 2-04-02-775 QUAKER VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 29 71 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-397 RAINBOW KITCHEN 47 34 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-001 RANKIN CHRISTIAN CENTER 59 35 4 School 2-04-02-471 REDEEMER LUTHERAN SCHOOL 51 38 4 School 2-04-63-700 RINGGOLD SCHOOL DISTRICT 309 242 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-63-700 RINGGOLD SCHOOL DISTRICT 41 9 4 School 2-04-04-585 RIVERSIDE BEAVER COUNTY SCH DIST 135 118 4 School 2-04-02-820 RIVERVIEW SCHOOL DISTRICT 115 132 4 School 2-04-04-690 ROCHESTER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 87 97 4 School 2-05-56-630 ROCKWOOD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 198 166 4 School 2-04-02-485 SACRED HEART ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 191 109 4 School 2-05-56-700 SALISBURY-ELK LICK SCHOOL DIST 100 109 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-002 SALVATION ARMY ALLEGHENY VALLEY 33 52 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-04-426 SALVATION ARMY BEAVER FALLS 31 42 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-412 SALVATION ARMY FAMILY CARING CENTER 32 0

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4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-223 SALVATION ARMY HARBOR LIGHT 47 39 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-404 SALVATION ARMY MCKEESPORT 50 29 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-214 SALVATION ARMY PITTSBURGH 48 0 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-26-706 SALVATION ARMY UNIONTOWN 0 54 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-02-001 SARAH HEINZ HOUSE 32 28 4 School 2-04-02-215 SERRA CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 54 0 4 School 2-05-56-720 SHADE-CENTRAL CITY SCHOOL DIST 109 121 4 School 2-04-02-830 SHALER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 136 242 4 School 2-05-56-740 SHANKSVILLE-STONYCREEK SCH DIST 74 69 4 School 2-04-02-505 SHUMAN JUVENILE DETENTION CENTER 86 78 4 School 2-04-02-200 SISTER THEA BOWMAN 86 57 4 School 2-05-56-770 SOMERSET AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 342 336 4 TEFAP County Agency 8-05-56-124 SOMERSET COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 95 85 4 School 2-04-02-865 SOUTH ALLEGHENY SCHOOL DISTRICT 137 131 4 School 2-04-02-016 SOUTH FAYETTE TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT 158 198 4 School 2-04-02-875 SOUTH PARK SCHOOL DISTRICT 143 211 4 School 2-04-04-208 SOUTH SIDE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 200 194 4 School 2-04-30-650 SOUTHEASTERN GREENE SCHOOL DISTR ICT 105 83 4 School 2-04-65-750 SOUTHMORELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 436 397 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-65-020 SOUTHMORELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 62 0 4 School 2-04-02-534 ST AGNES SCHOOL 51 0 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-30-600 ST ANN CATHOLIC CHURCH 50 30 4 School 2-04-02-552 ST ANNE SCHOOL (PITTSBURGH) 21 0 4 School 2-04-02-788 ST BENEDICT THE MOOR SCHOOL 102 31 4 School 2-04-02-231 ST BERNARD SCHOOL 58 28 4 School 2-04-32-720 ST BERNARD SCHOOL 42 35 4 School 2-04-02-622 ST ELIZABETH ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 52 57 4 School 2-04-02-212 ST GABRIEL SCHOOL 101 79 4 School 2-04-02-668 ST JOHN THE BAPTIST SCHOOL 60 31 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-205 ST JOSEPH HOUSE OF HOSPITALITY 57 57 4 School 2-04-02-694 ST JOSEPH SCHOOL (OAKMONT) 49 38 4 School 2-04-02-710 ST MALACHY SCHOOL 31 0 4 School 2-04-63-770 ST PATRICK SCHOOL (CANONSBURG) 70 77 4 School 2-04-02-782 ST RAPHAEL SCHOOL 80 0 4 School 2-04-65-880 ST SEBASTIAN SCHOOL (BELLE VERNON) 39 27 4 School 2-04-02-802 ST SYLVESTER SCHOOL 21 0 4 School 2-04-02-804 ST THERESE SCHOOL 84 96 4 School 2-04-02-342 ST. MARIA GORETTI SCHOOL 115 20 4 School 2-04-02-883 STEEL VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 214 226 4 School 2-04-02-885 STO-ROX SCHOOL DISTRICT 282 248 4 School 2-04-04-820 STS PETER AND PAUL SCHOOL 39 49 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-02-161 THE ACADEMY 27 0 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-65-921 THE BLACKBURN CENTER 34 33 4 School 2-04-63-001 TRI-STATE CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 69 57 4 School 2-04-63-800 TRINITY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 57 64 4 School 2-05-56-840 TURKEYFOOT VALLEY AREA SCHOOL 119 123 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-26-800 UNIONTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRCT 29 0

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4 School 2-04-26-800 UNIONTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 86 113 4 School 2-04-32-800 UNITED SCHOOL DISTRICT 137 73 4 School 2-04-02-920 UPPER SAINT CLAIR SCHOOL DISTRICT 62 15 4 School 2-04-02-983 W PA SCHOOL FOR BLIND CHILDREN 53 57 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-63-524 WASHINGTON CHRISTIAN OUTREACH 38 51 4 TEFAP County Agency 8-04-63-131 WASHINGTON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 57 52 4 School 2-04-63-880 WASHINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 167 168 4 School 2-04-02-237 WATSON INSTITUTE EDUCATION CENTER 38 43 4 School 2-04-02-927 WATSON INSTITUTE FRIENDSHIP ACADEMY 29 24 4 School 2-04-02-924 WESLEY K-8 & HIGH SCHOOL 120 89 4 School 2-04-02-940 WEST ALLEGHENY SCHOOL DISTRICT 188 141 4 Summer Feeding 6-04-30-850 WEST GREENE SCHOOL DISTRICT 18 27 4 School 2-04-30-850 WEST GREENE SCHOOL DISTRICT 53 88 4 School 2-04-02-955 WEST JEFFERSON HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 137 153 4 School 2-04-02-008 WEST MIFFLIN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 242 193 4 School 2-04-04-930 WESTERN BEAVER COUNTY SCHOOL DIST 140 128 4 School 2-04-02-984 WESTERN PA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF 61 54 WESTINGHOUSE ARTS ACADEMY CHARTER 4 School 2-04-02-425 SCHOOL 6 2 4 TEFAP County Agency 8-04-65-133 WESTMORELAND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 54 49 4 School 2-04-02-980 WILKINSBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT 151 58 4 School 2-05-56-910 WINDBER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 217 194 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-414 WOMANSPACE EAST 21 37 WOMENS CENTER & SHELTER OF GREATER 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-02-373 PITTSBURGH 39 25 4 Soup Kitchen 9-04-04-423 WOMENS CENTER OF BEAVER COUNTY 40 35 4 School 2-04-02-061 WOODLAND HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 186 220 4 School 2-04-65-708 YOUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 254 148 5 School 2-05-31-650 (DHS) YOUTH FORESTRY CAMP NO 3 55 55 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-07-102 28TH STREET CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN 34 44 5 School 2-05-11-780 ALL SAINTS CATHOLIC SCHOOL 9 41 5 School 2-05-07-050 ALTOONA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 1575 1541 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-07-008 ALTOONA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 30 22 5 School 2-05-14-100 BALD EAGLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 124 99 5 School 2-05-05-100 BEDFORD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 388 289 5 TEFAP County Agency 8-05-05-073 BEDFORD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 200 219 5 School 2-05-14-110 BELLEFONTE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 326 278 5 School 2-05-44-105 BELLEVILLE MENNONITE SCHOOL 89 105 5 School 2-05-07-101 BELLWOOD-ANTIS SCHOOL DISTRICT 322 247 5 School 2-05-11-050 BISHOP CARROLL HIGH SCHOOL 67 53 5 School 2-05-07-155 BISHOP GUILFOYLE HIGH SCHOOL 60 20 5 School 2-05-11-075 BISHOP MCCORT HIGH SCHOOL 140 138 5 School 2-05-11-060 BLACKLICK VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 94 105 5 TEFAP County Agency 8-05-07-075 BLAIR COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 63 58 5 TEFAP County Agency 8-05-11-079 CAMBRIA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 36 40 5 Charitable Institution 3-05-11-213 CAMBRIA COUNTY PRISON 4 0 5 School 2-05-11-120 CAMBRIA HEIGHTS SCHOOL DISTRICT 122 91 5 School 2-05-11-130 CENTRAL CAMBRIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 104 27

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5 School 2-05-14-073 CENTRAL COUNTIES YOUTH CENTER 24 20 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-29-130 CENTRAL FULTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 47 16 5 School 2-05-29-130 CENTRAL FULTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 195 213 5 TEFAP County Agency 8-05-14-082 CENTRE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 315 370 5 Charitable Institution 3-05-14-001 CENTRE COUNTY CORRECTIONAL FACILITY 1 0 5 School 2-05-05-150 CHESTNUT RIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 147 110 5 School 2-05-07-150 CLAYSBURG-KIMMEL SCHOOL DISTRICT 139 165 5 School 2-05-17-153 CLEARFIELD ALLIANCE CHRISTIAN SCH 62 41 5 School 2-05-17-100 CLEARFIELD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 166 160 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-17-100 CLEARFIELD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 28 40 5 TEFAP County Agency 8-05-17-085 CLEARFIELD COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 407 509 5 School 2-05-11-140 CONEMAUGH VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 99 95 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-11-403 CONEMAUGH VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 22 23 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-17-180 CURWENSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 63 10 5 School 2-05-17-180 CURWENSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 115 131 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-07-124 DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES PROGRAM 45 19 DUBOIS AREA CATHOLIC MIDDLE/HIGH 5 School 2-05-17-150 SCHOOL 78 45 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-17-200 DUBOIS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 14 25 5 School 2-05-17-200 DUBOIS AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 191 171 5 School 2-05-05-300 EVERETT AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 154 113 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-11-220 FAMILY KITCHEN 54 74 5 School 2-05-11-200 FERNDALE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 207 276 5 School 2-05-29-230 FORBES ROAD SCHOOL DISTRICT 54 79 5 School 2-05-11-220 FOREST HILLS SCHOOL DISTRICT 176 191 5 TEFAP County Agency 8-05-29-097 FULTON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 103 95 5 School 2-05-17-300 GLENDALE SCHOOL DISTRICT 72 67 5 School 2-05-11-250 GREATER JOHNSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 349 294 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-11-011 GREATER JOHNSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 22 5 School 2-05-17-350 HARMONY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 100 98 5 School 2-05-07-350 HOLLIDAYSBURG AREA SCH DISTRICT 279 269 5 School 2-05-11-275 HOLY NAME SCHOOL 66 56 HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC SCHOOL-ALTOONA 5 School 2-05-07-840 ELEM CAMPUS 66 34 HOLY TRINITY CATHOLIC SCHOOL-MIDDLE 5 School 2-05-07-820 SCHOOL CAMPUS 87 40 HOLY TRINITY SCHOOL HOLLIDAYSBURG 5 School 2-05-07-250 ELEM CAMPUS 10 29 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-05-707 HOPE FOR HYNDMAN CHARTER SCHOOL 39 25 5 School 2-05-05-707 HOPE FOR HYNDMAN CHARTER SCHOOL 82 103 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-14-307 HOUSING TRANSITIONS INC 23 19 5 School 2-05-31-250 HUNTINGDON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 263 331 5 TEFAP County Agency 8-05-31-099 HUNTINGDON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 163 214 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-31-605 HUNTINGDON HOUSE 14 22 HUNTINGDON PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH SOUP 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-31-607 KITCHEN 48 26 5 Day Care 4-05-14-658 IN GOD'S HANDS DAY CARE 49 33 5 TEFAP County Agency 8-05-34-102 JUNIATA COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 46 64

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5 School 2-05-34-360 JUNIATA COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 541 474 5 School 2-05-31-280 JUNIATA VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 226 166 5 TEFAP County Agency 8-05-44-112 MIFFLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 146 138 5 School 2-05-44-460 MIFFLIN COUNTY SCHOOL DISTRICT 421 404 5 School 2-05-17-500 MOSHANNON VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 120 110 5 School 2-05-31-600 MOUNT UNION AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 261 261 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-31-600 MOUNT UNION AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 28 23 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-44-101 NEW LIFE LADLES OF LOVE KITCHEN 45 36 5 School 2-05-05-600 NORTHERN BEDFORD COUNTY SCH DIST 114 128 5 School 2-05-11-420 NORTHERN CAMBRIA CATHOLIC SCHOOL 48 68 5 School 2-05-11-450 NORTHERN CAMBRIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 113 109 5 School 2-05-11-204 PENN CAMBRIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 501 220 5 School 2-05-07-575 PENN-MONT ACADEMY 30 5 5 School 2-05-14-303 PENNS VALLEY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 281 146 5 School 2-05-17-070 PENTZ RUN YOUTH SERVICES INC 27 40 5 School 2-05-17-700 PHILIPSBURG-OSCEOLA AREA SCH DIST 499 407 5 School 2-05-11-630 PORTAGE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 142 175 5 School 2-05-11-650 RICHLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 264 204 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-11-219 SALVATION ARMY JOHNSTOWN 36 35 SALVATION ARMY OF BLAIR COUNTY SOUP 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-07-160 KITCHEN 70 49 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-44-611 SHELTER SERVICE INC 38 38 5 School 2-05-29-750 SOUTHERN FULTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 156 124 5 School 2-05-31-750 SOUTHERN HUNTINGDON CO SCH DIST 269 216 5 School 2-05-07-750 SPRING COVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 150 471 5 School 2-05-11-740 ST BENEDICT SCHOOL (CARROLLTOWN) 19 57 5 School 2-05-07-780 ST MATTHEW SCHOOL 57 59 5 School 2-05-11-840 ST MICHAEL SCHOOL (LORETTO) 66 81 5 School 2-05-14-800 STATE COLLEGE AREA SCHOOL DIST 154 359 TOT SPOT PLAYGROUP/TRINITY UNITED 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-07-932 METHODIST CHURCH 55 0 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-07-100 Trinity United Methodist Church 47 44 5 School 2-05-05-800 TUSSEY MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 216 218 5 School 2-05-07-100 TYRONE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 170 127 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-07-800 TYRONE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 32 30 5 School 2-05-17-900 WEST BRANCH AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 212 202 WEST SIDE UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-17-404 KITCHEN OF CARE 39 29 5 School 2-05-11-850 WESTMONT HILLTOP SCHOOL DISTRICT 229 249 5 School 2-05-07-900 WILLIAMSBURG COMMUNITY SCH DIST 145 141 5 Soup Kitchen 9-05-11-218 WOMENS HELP CENTER INC 24 29 5 Summer Feeding 6-05-14-400 YMCA OF CENTRE COUNTY 28 75 6 School 2-06-50-750 (DHS) LOYSVILLE YOUTH DEV CENTER 68 129 6 TEFAP County Agency 8-06-01-069 ADAMS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 79 186 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-01-009 ADAMS RESCUE MISSION 48 21 6 School 2-06-22-020 ALTERNATIVE REHAB COMMUNITIES INC 65 39 6 School 2-06-38-030 ANNVILLE-CLEONA SCHOOL DISTRICT 223 122 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-67-825 BELL FAMILY SHELTER 82 48

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6 School 2-06-01-110 BERMUDIAN SPRINGS SCHOOL DISTRICT 76 94 6 School 2-06-21-050 BIG SPRING SCHOOL DISTRICT 97 130 6 School 2-06-22-100 BISHOP MCDEVITT HIGH SCHOOL 74 89 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-36-005 BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF LANCASTER 48 21 6 Day Care 4-06-36-070 BOYS & GIRLS CLUB OF LANCASTER, INC. 80 99 6 Day Care 4-06-36-007 Bright Horizons Mt Joy Learning Center 64 60 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-22-007 CAMP CURTIN MEMORIAL MITCHELL UMC 42 0 6 School 2-06-21-905 CAMP HILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 86 127 6 School 2-06-21-115 CAPITAL AREA INTERMEDIATE UNIT 63 51 6 School 2-06-21-110 CARLISLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 97 97 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-22-327 CATHEDRAL PARISH OF SAINT PATRICK 60 35 CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF THE DIOCESE OF 6 School 2-06-22-151 HBG 26 0 6 School 2-06-22-140 CENTRAL DAUPHIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 174 213 6 School 2-06-67-130 CENTRAL YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT 556 459 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-67-130 CENTRAL YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 23 6 School 2-06-28-130 CHAMBERSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 56 93 6 School 2-06-36-130 COCALICO SCHOOL DISTRICT 65 111 6 School 2-06-36-150 COLUMBIA BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 139 164 6 School 2-06-36-170 CONESTOGA VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 108 132 6 School 2-06-01-160 CONEWAGO VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 136 134 6 School 2-06-38-130 CORNWALL-LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT 141 130 6 School 2-06-67-330 CRISPUS ATTUCKS CHARTER SCHOOL 50 66 6 TEFAP County Agency 8-06-21-089 CUMBERLAND COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 637 761 6 School 2-06-21-160 CUMBERLAND VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 258 250 6 School 2-06-67-160 DALLASTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 129 149 6 TEFAP County Agency 8-06-22-090 DAUPHIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 103 153 6 School 2-06-22-160 DAUPHIN COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOL 105 132 6 School 2-06-01-200 DELONE CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 87 0 6 School 2-06-22-175 DERRY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 49 62 6 School 2-06-21-850 DIAKON WILDERNESS CENTER 21 40 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-21-124 DOMESTIC VIOLENCE CENTER 15 22 6 School 2-06-36-220 DONEGAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 306 250 6 School 2-06-67-180 DOVER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 145 218 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-67-180 DOVER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 24 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-22-232 DOWNTOWN DAILY BREAD 41 52 6 School 2-06-36-405 DRUG & ALCOHOL REHAB SERVICES 57 76 6 School 2-06-21-250 EAST PENNSBORO AREA SCHOOL DIST 119 110 6 School 2-06-36-230 EASTERN LANCASTER COUNTY SCH DIST 153 130 6 School 2-06-38-230 EASTERN LEBANON COUNTY SCH DIST 105 57 6 School 2-06-67-220 EASTERN YORK SCHOOL DISTRICT 125 109 6 School 2-06-36-240 ELIZABETHTOWN AREA SCHOOL DIST 108 93 6 School 2-06-36-260 EPHRATA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 127 123 6 School 2-06-01-305 FAIRFIELD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 120 141 6 School 2-06-28-200 FANNETT-METAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 82 78 6 TEFAP County Agency 8-06-28-096 FRANKLIN COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 163 179 6 School 2-06-01-375 GETTYSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 218 295 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-01-375 GETTYSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 31 34

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6 School 2-06-28-300 GREENCASTLE-ANTRIM SCHOOL DISTRICT 74 78 6 School 2-06-50-300 GREENWOOD SCHOOL DISTRICT 188 248 6 School 2-06-22-250 HALIFAX AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 128 144 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-36-710 HANDS ACROSS THE STREET 26 0 6 School 2-06-67-280 HANOVER PUBLIC SCHOOL DISTRICT 128 175 HARRISBURG CATHOLIC ELEMENTARY 6 School 2-06-22-253 SCHOOL 100 94 6 School 2-06-22-200 HARRISBURG SCHOOL DISTRICT 102 57 6 School 2-06-36-310 HEMPFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 215 185 6 School 2-06-01-285 HOFFMAN HOME FOR YOUTH 68 257 6 School 2-06-22-275 HOLY NAME OF JESUS SCHOOL 108 90 6 School 2-06-67-294 Holy Trinity Catholic School 0 48 INTERFAITH SHELTER FOR HOMELESS 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-22-305 FAMILIES 11 41 6 School 2-06-36-360 LAMPETER-STRASBURG SCH DISTRICT 219 171 LANCASTER COUNTY CAREER AND 6 School 2-06-36-380 TECHNOLOGY 12 42 6 TEFAP County Agency 8-06-36-104 LANCASTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 130 133 LANCASTER COUNTY YOUTH INTERVENTION 6 School 2-06-36-552 CTR 46 73 6 School 2-06-36-363 LANCASTER MENNONITE HIGH SCHOOL 128 134 6 School 2-06-38-350 LEBANON CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 85 0 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-38-514 LEBANON CO CHRISTIAN MINISTRY 52 30 6 Charitable Institution 3-06-38-512 LEBANON CO CORRECTIONAL FACILITY 2 7 6 School 2-06-38-430 LEBANON COUNTY AREA V-TECH SCHOOL 63 23 6 TEFAP County Agency 8-06-38-106 LEBANON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 61 93 6 School 2-06-38-460 LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT 728 758 6 School 2-06-67-350 LINCOLN CHARTER SCHOOL 102 110 6 School 2-06-01-520 LITTLESTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 70 102 6 School 2-06-67-348 LOGOS ACADEMY INC 160 108 6 School 2-06-22-400 LOWER DAUPHIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 240 270 6 School 2-06-36-440 MANHEIM CENTRAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 44 148 6 School 2-06-36-450 MANHEIM TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 92 98 6 School 2-06-21-650 MECHANICSBURG AREA SCHOOL DIST 189 165 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-21-650 MECHANICSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 31 0 6 School 2-06-22-600 MIDDLETOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 185 153 6 School 2-06-22-610 MILLERSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 231 238 6 School 2-06-50-400 NEWPORT SCHOOL DISTRICT 269 311 6 School 2-06-67-440 NORTHEASTERN SCHOOL DISTRICT 97 122 6 School 2-06-38-500 NORTHERN LEBANON SCHOOL DISTRICT 452 324 6 School 2-06-67-460 NORTHERN YORK COUNTY SCHOOL DIST 34 52 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-67-823 OUR DAILY BREAD 17 16 6 School 2-06-36-957 OUR LADY OF THE ANGELS 68 112 6 School 2-06-38-530 PALMYRA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 487 341 6 School 2-06-36-520 PENN MANOR SCHOOL DISTRICT 134 177 6 School 2-06-36-530 PEQUEA VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 54 38 6 TEFAP County Agency 8-06-50-118 PERRY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 136 180 6 School 2-06-22-234 PREMIER ARTS AND SCIENCE CHARTER 32 0

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SCHOOL 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-21-139 PROJECT SHARE OF CARLISLE 0 7 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-67-824 PROVIDE A LUNCH 76 53 6 School 2-06-67-550 RED LION AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 319 283 6 School 2-06-36-756 RESURRECTION CATHOLIC SCHOOL 42 75 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-28-316 SALVATION ARMY 72 73 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-22-241 Salvation Army Harrisburg Capital City Corps. 23 105 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-21-123 SALVATION ARMY OF CARLISLE 58 78 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-22-001 SHALOM HOUSE 35 0 6 School 2-06-21-800 SHIPPENSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 165 108 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-21-800 SHIPPENSBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 15 29 6 School 2-06-36-902 SOLANCO SCHOOL DISTRICT 110 89 6 School 2-06-67-620 SOUTH EASTERN SCHOOL DISTRICT 321 263 6 School 2-06-21-830 SOUTH MIDDLETON SCHOOL DISTRICT 78 113 SOUTH MOUNTAIN SECURE TREATMENT 6 School 2-06-28-305 UNIT (SMSTU) 0 31 6 School 2-06-67-640 SOUTH WESTERN SCHOOL DISTRICT 163 191 6 School 2-06-67-650 SOUTHERN YORK CO SCHOOL DISTRICT 248 277 6 School 2-06-67-670 SPRING GROVE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 294 286 6 School 2-06-22-720 ST CATHERINE LABOURE SCHOOL 67 84 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-22-244 ST FRANCIS OF ASSISI 51 73 6 School 2-06-22-740 ST JOAN OF ARC SCHOOL 96 92 6 School 2-06-67-720 ST JOSEPH SCHOOL (DALLASTOWN) 78 0 6 School 2-06-21-700 ST JOSEPH SCHOOL (MECHANICSBURG) 65 78 6 School 2-06-67-740 ST JOSEPH SCHOOL (YORK) 62 122 6 School 2-06-67-750 ST PATRICK CATHOLIC SCHOOL 60 0 6 School 2-06-21-100 ST PATRICK SCHOOL (CARLISLE) 119 40 6 School 2-06-21-740 ST THERESA SCHOOL 93 61 6 School 2-06-22-800 STEELTON-HIGHSPIRE SCHOOL DIST 114 120 6 School 2-06-22-830 SUSQUEHANNA TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIST 114 112 6 School 2-06-50-600 SUSQUENITA SCHOOL DISTRICT 276 308 6 School 2-06-22-305 SYLVAN HEIGHTS SCIENCE CHARTER SCHOOL 101 116 THE GREAT ZION MISSIONARY BAPTIST 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-22-245 CHURCH 64 99 6 School 2-06-28-600 TUSCARORA SCHOOL DISTRICT 421 501 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-28-600 TUSCARORA SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 34 6 School 2-06-01-852 UPPER ADAMS SCHOOL DISTRICT 147 211 6 School 2-06-22-202 UPPER DAUPHIN AREA SCH DISTRICT 452 355 6 School 2-06-36-900 WARWICK SCHOOL DISTRICT 95 116 6 School 2-06-28-900 WAYNESBORO AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 109 121 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-28-900 WAYNESBORO AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 26 14 6 School 2-06-50-800 WEST PERRY SCHOOL DISTRICT 333 386 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-21-285 WEST SHORE SCHOOL DISTRICT 55 5 6 School 2-06-21-900 WEST SHORE SCHOOL DISTRICT 138 149 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-67-850 WEST YORK AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 25 0 6 School 2-06-67-850 WEST YORK AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 93 147 6 School 2-06-21-128 YELLOW BREECHES EDUCATION CENTER 27 34 6 School 2-06-67-067 YORK ACADEMY REGIONAL CHARTER 76 137

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SCHOOL YORK ACADEMY REGIONAL CHARTER 6 Summer Feeding 6-06-67-067 SCHOOL 28 17 6 School 2-06-67-800 YORK CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 63 96 6 School 2-06-67-941 YORK CO YOUTH DEVELOPMENT CENTER 18 0 6 TEFAP County Agency 8-06-67-135 YORK COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 129 169 6 School 2-06-67-910 YORK COUNTY SCHOOL OF TECHNOLOGY 63 17 6 School 2-06-67-940 YORK SUBURBAN SCHOOL DISTRICT 220 332 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-67-818 YWCA OF YORK - ACCESS SHELTER 15 32 6 Soup Kitchen 9-06-67-830 YWCA OF YORK - STILL WATERS 70 17 7 School 2-07-39-030 ALLENTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 1048 1105 7 Summer Feeding 6-07-06-050 ANTIETAM SCHOOL DISTRICT 16 3 7 School 2-07-54-870 ASSUMPTION BVM SCHOOL 29 29 7 School 2-07-48-080 BANGOR AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 121 146 7 School 2-07-06-055 BERKS CAREER & TECHNOLOGY CTR 161 196 7 TEFAP County Agency 8-07-06-074 BERKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 65 84 7 School 2-07-06-128 BETHANY CHILDRENS HOME 33 60 7 School 2-07-48-100 BETHLEHEM AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 114 178 7 Summer Feeding 6-07-48-010 BETHLEHEM AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 17 0 7 School 2-07-48-110 BETHLEHEM AREA VO-TECH SCHOOL 45 55 7 School 2-07-54-080 BLUE MOUNTAIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 153 232 7 School 2-07-06-075 BOYERTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 244 286 7 School 2-07-06-307 BRANDYWINE HEIGHTS AREA SCH DIST 174 200 7 School 2-07-48-300 CAREER INSTITUTE OF TECHONOLOGY 66 80 7 School 2-07-39-130 CATASAUQUA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 117 110 7 School 2-07-48-150 CHILDRENS HOME OF EASTON INC 33 58 7 School 2-07-06-154 CHOR YOUTH AND FAMILY SERVICES, INC. 52 53 7 School 2-07-48-002 COLONIAL INTERMEDIATE UNIT 20 87 83 7 School 2-07-06-110 CONRAD WEISER SCHOOL DISTRICT 317 337 7 School 2-07-06-150 DANIEL BOONE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 315 292 7 School 2-07-39-230 EAST PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT 179 218 7 School 2-07-48-330 EASTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 113 119 EASTON ARTS ACADEMY ELEMENTARY 7 School 2-07-48-689 CHARTER SCHOOL 0 7 EXECUTIVE EDUCATION ACADEMY CHARTER 7 School 2-07-39-806 SCHOOL 113 87 7 School 2-07-06-200 EXETER TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 224 353 7 School 2-07-06-250 FLEETWOOD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 165 119 7 Soup Kitchen 9-07-54-001 FRIENDSHIP HOUSE/CLOUD HOME 54 79 7 School 2-07-54-515 GAUDENZIA - FOUNTAIN SPRINGS 12 0 7 Summer Feeding 6-07-06-300 GOVERNOR MIFFLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 9 7 School 2-07-06-300 GOVERNOR MIFFLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 99 116 7 School 2-07-06-350 HAMBURG AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 409 385 7 School 2-07-48-800 KIDSPEACE NATIONAL CENTERS 135 166 7 School 2-07-06-400 KUTZTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 107 144 7 School 2-07-39-140 LEHIGH CAREER AND TECHNICAL INSTITUTE 95 96 7 TEFAP County Agency 8-07-39-107 LEHIGH COUNTY CHIEF EXEC 70 81 7 Day Care 4-07-39-428 LEHIGH VALLEY CHILDREN'S CENTERS 181 83

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7 School 2-07-54-450 MAHANOY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 88 131 7 Summer Feeding 6-07-54-450 MAHANOY AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 35 0 7 School 2-07-54-400 MARIAN CATHOLIC HIGH SCHOOL 118 84 7 School 2-07-54-470 MINERSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 70 72 7 School 2-07-06-550 MUHLENBERG SCHOOL DISTRICT 421 422 7 School 2-07-48-480 NAZARETH AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 87 152 7 Soup Kitchen 9-07-48-215 NEW BETHANY MINISTRIES 56 80 7 Soup Kitchen 9-07-06-001 NEW JOURNEY COMMUNITY OUTREACH, INC 85 89 7 School 2-07-54-500 NORTH SCHUYLKILL SCHOOL DISTRICT 104 78 7 School 2-07-48-490 NORTHAMPTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 131 88 7 TEFAP County Agency 8-07-48-116 NORTHAMPTON CO CHIEF EXEC 80 83 7 School 2-07-48-456 NORTHAMPTON CO JUVENILE JUSTICE CTR 38 38 7 School 2-07-39-450 NORTHERN LEHIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 292 324 7 School 2-07-39-460 NORTHWESTERN LEHIGH SCH DISTRICT 34 117 7 School 2-07-06-650 OLEY VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 178 259 7 School 2-07-09-800 PALISADES SCHOOL DISTRICT 89 68 7 School 2-07-39-510 PARKLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 121 99 7 School 2-07-48-560 PEN ARGYL AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 256 199 7 School 2-07-09-810 PENNRIDGE SCHOOL DISTRICT 100 124 7 School 2-07-54-600 PINE GROVE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 179 248 7 School 2-07-54-610 POTTSVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 361 449 7 Soup Kitchen 9-07-54-408 POTTSVILLE AREA SOUP KITCHEN 4 32 7 School 2-07-09-580 QUAKERTOWN CHRISTIAN SCHOOL 74 70 QUAKERTOWN COMMUNITY SCHOOL 7 School 2-07-09-840 DISTRICT 94 91 7 School 2-07-39-333 ROBERTO CLEMENTE CHARTER SCHOOL 48 135

7 Charitable Institution 3-07-54-409 S C I FRACKVILLE 0 7 7 Charitable Institution 3-07-54-411 S C I MAHANOY 0 9 7 School 2-07-39-560 SALISBURY TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DIST 41 90 7 School 2-07-48-600 SAUCON VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 70 98 7 TEFAP County Agency 8-07-54-122 SCHUYLKILL COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 770 1102 7 School 2-07-54-730 SCHUYLKILL HAVEN AREA SCH DIST 77 82 7 School 2-07-54-130 SCHUYLKILL INTERMEDIATE UNIT 29 45 77 7 School 2-07-54-129 SCHUYLKILL TECHNOLOGY CENTERS 68 94 7 School 2-07-06-750 SCHUYLKILL VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 255 190 7 Soup Kitchen 9-07-54-002 SCHUYLKILL WOMEN IN CRISIS 38 38 7 Summer Feeding 6-07-06-002 SETEBAID SERVICES: CAMP SWATARA 33 13 7 Summer Feeding 6-07-54-720 SHENANDOAH VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 31 0 7 School 2-07-54-720 SHENANDOAH VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 121 112 7 School 2-07-39-570 SOUTHERN LEHIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 344 407 7 School 2-07-39-720 ST ANN SCHOOL 85 78 7 School 2-07-54-680 ST CLAIR AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 83 99 7 Summer Feeding 6-07-54-680 ST CLAIR AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 23 11 7 School 2-07-39-730 ST ELIZABETH REGIONAL SCHOOL 16 0 7 School 2-07-39-100 ST JOHN'S VIANNEY REGIONAL SCHOOL 104 75

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7 School 2-07-06-760 ST MARGARET SCHOOL 62 21 7 Soup Kitchen 9-07-54-806 ST MATTHEW THE EVANGELIST SVDP 85 28 7 School 2-07-54-760 TAMAQUA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 173 135 7 Soup Kitchen 9-07-39-124 THE SALVATION ARMY 16 3 7 Soup Kitchen 9-07-06-100 THE SALVATION ARMY - BOYERTOWN CORPS 0 52 7 School 2-07-54-780 TRI-VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 190 45 7 School 2-07-54-106 TRINITY ACADEMY 99 100 7 Soup Kitchen 9-07-48-213 TRINITY EPISCOPAL KITCHEN 56 49 7 School 2-07-06-800 TULPEHOCKEN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 126 159 7 School 2-07-06-810 TWIN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 165 149 7 School 2-07-09-900 UPPER BUCKS COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOL 47 79 7 Day Care 4-07-39-927 VOLUNTEERS OF AMERICA 0 18 7 School 2-07-39-780 WHITEHALL-COPLAY SCHOOL DISTRICT 71 75 7 School 2-07-54-880 WILLIAMS VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 131 141 7 School 2-07-48-860 WILSON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 110 130 7 Summer Feeding 6-07-48-860 WILSON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 17 0 7 School 2-07-06-910 WILSON SCHOOL DISTRICT 305 364 7 School 2-07-06-935 WYOMISSING AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 45 109 8 School 2-08-46-030 ABINGTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 188 124 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-342 ACTS CHRISTIAN TRANSITIONAL SERVICES 7 27 ANTONIA PANTOJA COMMUNITY CHARTER 8 School 2-08-51-039 SCHOOL 100 71 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-51-765 ASIAN AMERICANS UNITED 23 0 ASSOCIATION OF CHILD DAYCARE 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-51-008 PROVIDERS, INC 31 17 8 School 2-08-15-125 AVON GROVE CHARTER SCHOOL 16 33 8 School 2-08-15-050 AVON GROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 275 264 8 School 2-08-09-100 BENSALEM TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 264 196 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-09-100 BENSALEM TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 23 0 8 School 2-08-51-947 BIRNEY PREPARATORY ACADEMY 84 78 BOY'S LATIN OF PHILADELPHIA CHARTER 8 School 2-08-51-552 SCHOOL 64 125 8 School 2-08-09-130 BRISTOL BOROUGH SCHOOL DISTRICT 89 65 8 School 2-08-09-135 BRISTOL TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 427 386 8 School 2-08-09-145 BUCKS COUNTY AREA VO TECH 106 89 8 TEFAP County Agency 8-08-09-077 BUCKS COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 965 1102 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-09-463 BUCKS COUNTY COUNTRY DAY SCHOOL 0 21 8 School 2-08-09-061 BUCKS COUNTY YOUTH CENTER 67 80 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-15-122 CAMP SANKANAC 17 0 8 School 2-08-15-060 CAMPHILL SPECIAL SCHOOLS INC 83 91 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-419 Caring For Friends 7 93 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-419 Caring For Friends 7 93 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-09-200 CENTENNIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 57 24 8 School 2-08-09-200 CENTENNIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 452 432 8 School 2-08-09-122 CENTER FOR STUDENT LEARNING 97 67 8 School 2-08-09-210 CENTRAL BUCKS SCHOOL DISTRICT 72 162 8 School 2-08-51-319 CHARTER H S FOR ARCHITECTURE DESIGN 125 72 8 School 2-08-46-130 CHELTENHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT 150 100

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8 School 2-08-23-682 CHESTER CHARTER SCHOOL FOR THE ARTS 74 51 8 TEFAP County Agency 8-08-15-083 CHESTER COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 39 48 8 School 2-08-15-124 CHESTER COUNTY I U 24 239 304 8 School 2-08-23-123 CHESTER UPLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 156 157 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-23-123 CHESTER UPLAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 20 0 8 School 2-08-23-130 CHICHESTER SCHOOL DISTRICT 168 72 8 School 2-08-23-905 CHRISTIAN ACADEMY 114 95 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-117 CHURCH OF THE ADVOCATE 0 33 8 School 2-08-15-190 COATESVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 295 155 8 School 2-08-15-332 COLLEGIUM CHARTER SCHOOL 94 67 8 School 2-08-46-160 COLONIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 221 162 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-46-160 COLONIAL SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 8 COMMUNITY ACADEMY OF PHILADELPHIA 8 School 2-08-51-284 CHARTER SCHOOL 79 72 8 School 2-08-51-007 CONGREGATION BETH SOLOMON 0 2 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-09-530 CORNWELLS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 7 42 8 School 2-08-09-235 COUNCIL ROCK SCHOOL DISTRICT 98 104 8 TEFAP County Agency 8-08-23-091 DELAWARE COUNTY EXECUTIVE 694 799 8 School 2-08-23-125 DELAWARE COUNTY IU 25 76 66 8 School 2-08-23-225 DELAWARE COUNTY JUV DETENTION 20 13 8 School 2-08-15-184 DEVEREUX FOUNDATION 155 169 8 School 2-08-51-011 DISCOVERY CHARTER SCHOOL 74 37 8 School 2-08-46-078 DOCK MENNONITE ACADEMY 66 0 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-23-824 DOMESTIC ABUSE PROJECT OF DEL CO 0 25 8 School 2-08-15-200 DOWNINGTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 61 53 8 School 2-08-09-006 EDISON COURT/MATHOM HOUSE 39 62 8 School 2-08-23-180 ELWYN INSTITUTE 85 90 ESPERANZA ACADEMY CHARTER HIGH 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-51-344 SCHOOL 20 0 EUGENIO MARIA DE HOSTOS CHARTER 8 School 2-08-51-310 SCHOOL 81 80 8 School 2-08-46-965 Fairwold Academy 62 41 FIRST CHURCH OF LOVE FAITH AND 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-550 DELIVERANCE 7 43 FIRST PHILADELPHIA PREPARATORY 8 School 2-08-51-001 CHARTER SCHOOL 192 118 FRANKLIN TOWNE CHARTER ELEMENTARY 8 School 2-08-51-370 SCHOOL 162 131 8 School 2-08-51-345 FRANKLIN TOWNE CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 194 144 8 School 2-08-23-410 GARNET VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 312 251 8 School 2-08-51-852 GIRARD COLLEGE 94 37 8 School 2-08-23-885 GLEN MILLS SCHOOLS 72 0 GLOBAL LEADERSHIP ACADEMY CHARTER 8 School 2-08-51-338 SCHOOL 90 47 8 School 2-08-15-350 GREAT VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 61 69 8 School 2-08-51-192 Greater Hope Christian Academy 82 184 8 School 2-08-51-197 GREENTREE SCHOOL 53 44 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-46-006 GUIDELINE SERVICES INC 8 0 8 School 2-08-51-285 HARAMBEE INSTITUTE OF SCIENCE & 195 64

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TECHNOLOGY CS INC HAROLD O' DAVIS MEMORIAL BAPTIST 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-433 CHURCH 7 0 8 School 2-08-46-360 HATBORO HORSHAM SCHOOL DISTRICT 99 97 8 School 2-08-23-450 HAVERFORD TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT 66 71 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-353 HELPING HAND RESCUE MISSION 7 29 8 School 2-08-15-730 HOLY FAMILY SCHOOL (PHOENIXVILLE) 33 37 8 School 2-08-51-351 INDEPENDENCE CHARTER SCHOOL 88 39 8 School 2-08-51-203 INDEPENDENCE CHARTER SCHOOL WEST 51 34 8 School 2-08-51-307 INQUIRY CHARTER SCHOOL 247 129 8 School 2-08-23-510 INTERBORO SCHOOL DISTRICT 436 210 8 School 2-08-46-380 JENKINTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 62 65 8 School 2-08-51-331 JOHN B STETSON CHARTER SCHOOL 82 67 8 School 2-08-15-400 KENNETT CONSOLIDATED SCHOOL DIST 389 336 8 School 2-08-51-456 KEYSTONE ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 102 85 8 School 2-08-51-375 KIPP PHILADELPHIA CHARTER SCHOOL 152 26 8 School 2-08-46-328 LAKESIDE EDUCATION NETWORK 60 47 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-383 LOMBARD CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 0 42 8 School 2-08-46-450 LOWER MERION SCHOOL DISTRICT 93 65 8 School 2-08-46-460 LOWER MORELAND TWP SCHOOL DIST 202 121 MARIANA BRACETTI ACADEMY CHARTER 8 School 2-08-51-348 SCHOOL 78 79 8 School 2-08-51-014 MARITIME ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 142 34 8 School 2-08-23-550 MARPLE NEWTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 91 148 8 School 2-08-51-315 MAST CHARTER SCHOOL 147 53 8 School 2-08-51-311 MAST COMMUNITY CHARTER SCHOOL II 61 50 MASTERY CHARTER FREDERICK DOUGLASS 8 School 2-08-51-854 SCHOOL 6 0 8 School 2-08-51-003 MASTERY CHARTER HIGH SCHOOL 1314 1663 8 School 2-08-51-964 MASTERY CS - CLEVELAND ELEMENTARY 148 54 8 School 2-08-51-879 MASTERY CS - PASTORIUS CAMPUS 79 49 8 School 2-08-51-728 MASTERY CS - SMEDLEY ELEMENTARY 141 56 MEMPHIS STREET ACADEMY CHARTER 8 School 2-08-51-939 SCHOOL AT JP JONES 75 77 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-327 MERCY HOSPICE 0 7 8 School 2-08-46-530 METHACTON SCHOOL DISTRICT 77 42 8 TEFAP County Agency 8-08-46-114 MONTGOMERY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS 1087 1211 8 Charitable Institution 3-08-46-839 MONTGOMERY COUNTY PRISON 0 1 8 School 2-08-46-449 MONTGOMERY COUNTY YOUTH CENTER 53 62 8 School 2-08-09-720 MORRISVILLE BOROUGH SCHOOL DIST 100 145 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-002 MOUNT ZION HOLY CHURCH 7 41 8 School 2-08-09-750 NESHAMINY SCHOOL DISTRICT 57 64 8 School 2-08-51-342 NEW FOUNDATION CHARTER SCHOOL 189 117 8 School 2-08-09-760 NEW HOPE-SOLEBURY SCHOOL DIST 38 83 8 School 2-08-46-560 NORRISTOWN AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 51 87 8 School 2-08-46-550 NORTH MONTCO TECHNICAL CAREER CTR 43 33 8 School 2-08-46-570 NORTH PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT 94 106 8 School 2-08-51-019 NORTHWOOD ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 72 36

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8 School 2-08-51-344 NUEVA ESPERANZA ACADEMY CS 469 226 8 School 2-08-15-650 OCTORARA AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 61 91 8 School 2-08-51-346 OLNEY CHARTER SCHOOL 141 75 8 School 2-08-51-542 OVERBROOK SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND 70 27 8 School 2-08-15-660 OWEN J ROBERTS SCHOOL DISTRICT 348 97 8 School 2-08-15-670 OXFORD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 68 83 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-23-828 PENIEL RECOVERY CENTER 7 41 8 School 2-08-23-690 PENN DELCO SCHOOL DISTRICT 63 52 8 School 2-08-09-007 PENNSBURY SCHOOL DISTRICT 1270 752 8 School 2-08-51-524 PEOPLE FOR PEOPLE CHARTER SCHOOL 58 67 8 School 2-08-46-323 PERKIOMEN VALLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 197 160 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-551 PHILABUNDANCE COMMUNITY KITCHEN 6 26 8 School 2-08-51-328 PHILADELPHIA ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 236 152 8 School 2-08-51-500 PHILADELPHIA CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT 17526 54 Philadelphia CS for Arts & Sciences At HR 8 School 2-08-51-569 Edmunds 185 124 8 School 2-08-51-340 Philadelphia Performing Arts CS 368 231 8 School 2-08-15-107 PHOENIXVILLE AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 288 162 8 School 2-08-46-630 POTTSGROVE SCHOOL DISTRICT 193 274 8 School 2-08-46-640 POTTSTOWN SCHOOL DISTRICT 121 110 8 School 2-08-23-204 RADNOR TOWNSHIP SCHOOL DISTRICT 145 165 8 School 2-08-51-016 RED LION ELEMENTARY 23 20 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-51-016 RED LION ELEMENTARY SCHOOL 26 0 8 School 2-08-15-335 RENAISSANCE ACADEMY-EDISON CS 58 80 8 School 2-08-51-002 RICHARD ALLEN PREP CHARTER SCHOOL 38 37 8 School 2-08-23-770 RIDLEY SCHOOL DISTRICT 313 146 8 School 2-08-23-790 ROSE TREE MEDIA SCHOOL DISTRICT 130 78 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-331 SALVATION ARMY - RED SHIELD 7 43 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-46-844 SALVATION ARMY EMERGENCY HOUSING 0 19 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-46-845 SALVATION ARMY POTTSTOWN 7 12 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-15-622 SALVATION ARMY WEST CHESTER 5 18 8 School 2-08-09-314 SCHOOL LANE CHARTER SCHOOL 265 160 8 TEFAP County Agency 5-08-51-374 SHARE FOOD PROGRAM INC 97 95 8 School 2-08-46-394 SILVER SPRINGS MARTIN LUTHER SCHOOL 71 61 8 School 2-08-46-710 SOUDERTON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 116 101 8 School 2-08-23-840 SOUTHEAST DELCO SCHOOL DISTRICT 84 64 SOUTHWEST LEADERSHIP ACADEMY 8 School 2-08-51-510 CHARTER SCHOOL 90 48 8 School 2-08-46-314 SPRING-FORD AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 574 39 8 School 2-08-23-850 SPRINGFIELD SCHOOL DISTRICT 111 69 8 School 2-08-46-720 SPRINGFIELD TWP SCHOOL DISTRICT 48 36 8 School 2-08-51-073 ST JAMES SCHOOL 25 55 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-275 ST JOHNS HOSPICE 0 7 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-860 ST PHILIPS UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6 43 8 School 2-08-15-855 STS. PHILIP AND JAMES SCHOOL 30 41 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-399 SUNDAY BREAKFAST RESCUE MISSION 1 0 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-424 TABERNACLE HAITIEN OF PHILADELPHIA 7 11 8 School 2-08-51-842 TACONY ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL 177 142

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8 School 2-08-46-465 THE PATHWAY SCHOOL 18 28 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-23-730 THE SALVATION ARMY (CHESTER) 7 10 8 School 2-08-51-729 THERAPEUTIC CENTER AT FOX CHAPEL 29 38 8 School 2-08-15-780 TREDYFFRIN EASTTOWN SCHOOL DIST 367 266 8 School 2-08-15-850 UNIONVILLE-CHADDS FORD SCH DIST 42 33 8 School 2-08-51-321 UNIVERSAL INSTITUTE CHARTER SCHOOL 124 145 8 School 2-08-23-945 UPPER DARBY SCHOOL DISTRICT 105 45 8 School 2-08-46-830 UPPER DUBLIN SCHOOL DISTRICT 111 147 8 School 2-08-46-840 UPPER MERION AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 86 75 8 School 2-08-46-850 UPPER MORELAND SCHOOL DISTRICT 93 77 8 School 2-08-46-860 UPPER PERKIOMEN SCHOOL DISTRICT 50 76 WALLINGFORD SWARTHMORE SCHOOL 8 School 2-08-23-960 DISTRICT 116 59 8 School 2-08-15-900 WEST CHESTER AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT 37 29 8 School 2-08-51-302 WEST OAK LANE CHARTER SCHOOL 106 60 WEST PHILADELPHIA ACHIEVEMENT 8 School 2-08-51-006 CHARTER ELEM SCHOOL 30 59 8 Soup Kitchen 9-08-51-132 WHOSOEVER GOSPEL MISSION 7 53 8 Summer Feeding 6-08-23-965 WILLIAM PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT 0 38 8 School 2-08-23-965 WILLIAM PENN SCHOOL DISTRICT 467 523 8 School 2-08-51-126 WISSAHICKON CHARTER SCHOOL 77 24 8 School 2-08-46-930 WISSAHICKON SCHOOL DISTRICT 518 301 8 School 2-08-09-930 WOODS SERVICES 35 72 8 School 2-08-51-982 YOUTH STUDY CENTER 24 21

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Attachment D

Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture Bureau of Food Assistance

Commodity Price List

For Fiscal Year: 2021

Material ID Commodity Name Program NetPack Cost Per Weight Case 100002 CHEESE CHEDDAR WHITE SHRED NSLP 30 $68.22 100012 CHEESE CHEDDAR YELLOW SHRED REDUCED NSLP 30 $67.20 FAT 100018 CHEESE AMERICAN YELLOW SLC NSLP 30 $68.13 100018 CHEESE AMERICAN YELLOW SLC TEFAP 30 $68.13 100019 CHEESE AMERICAN WHITE SLC NSLP 30 $71.26 100021 CHEESE MOZZ LMPS SHRED FRZ NSLP 30 $64.76 100022 CHEESE MOZZ LMPS FRZ NSLP 48 $95.85 100034 CHEESE MOZZ LITE SHRED FRZ NSLP 30 $64.60 100035 CHEESE BLEND SLC TEFAP 24 $56.94 100036 CHEESE BLEND YELLOW SLC NSLP 30 $62.27 100044 EGG MIX DRIED TEFAP 18 $143.68 100046 EGGS WHOLE FRZ NSLP 30 $21.45 100046 EGGS WHOLE FRZ TEFAP 30 $21.45 100050 MILK 1% UHT FLUID TEFAP 25.8 $9.91 100101 CHICKEN DICED FRZ NSLP 40 $80.08 100117 CHICKEN FAJITA STRIPS FRZ NSLP 30 $63.11 100117 CHICKEN FAJITA STRIPS FRZ TEFAP 30 $63.11 100119 TURKEY TACO FILLING COOKED FRZ NSLP 30 $48.63 100121 TURKEY BREAST DELI FRZ NSLP 40 $78.54 100122 TURKEY BREAST DELI SMOKED FRZ NSLP 40 $84.40 100125 TURKEY ROAST FRZ NSLP 40 $84.94 100126 TURKEY HAM FRZ NSLP 40 $92.00 100127 BEEF CND TEFAP 36 $168.40 100134 BEEF CRUMBLES W/SPP COOKED FRZ NSLP 40 $151.66

100134 BEEF CRUMBLES W/SPP COOKED FRZ TEFAP 40 $151.66

100138 CND BF CHILI NO BEANS TEFAP 36 $50.57 100139 PORK CND TEFAP 36 $88.95 100154 BEEF COARSE GROUND NSLP 1 $170.36 100158 BEEF FINE GROUND FRZ NSLP 40 $130.84 100159 BEEF GROUND FRZ TEFAP 40 $147.61 100173 PORK LEG ROAST FRZ NSLP 40 $78.00 100182 HAM FRZ TEFAP 36 $74.16 100184 HAM COOKED FRZ NSLP 40 $81.47 100187 HAM COOKED THIN SLICED FRZ NSLP 40 $78.80 100187 HAM COOKED THIN SLICED FRZ TEFAP 40 $78.80 100194 TUNA CND TEFAP 18 $39.18 100195 TUNA CND NSLP 24.94 $44.85

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100201 CATFISH FILET STRIPS BRD FRZ TEFAP 40 $218.80 100206 APPLE SLICES CND NSLP 39 $33.91 100207 APPLESAUCE CND TEFAP 22.5 $18.82 100210 APRICOT CND TEFAP 22.5 $26.21 100211 MIXED FRUIT CND TEFAP 22.5 $19.00 100212 MIXED FRUIT EX LT SYRUP CND NSLP 39.75 $30.13 100218 PEACHES CND TEFAP 22.5 $18.85 100219 PEACHES SLC EX LT SYRUP CND NSLP 39.75 $29.86 100220 PEACHES DICED EX LT SYRUP CND NSLP 39.75 $27.43 100223 PEARS CND TEFAP 22.5 $17.91 100224 PEARS SLICED EX LT SYRUP CND NSLP 39.5 $28.55 100224 PEARS SLICED EX LT SYRUP CND TEFAP 39.5 $28.55 100225 PEARS DICED EX LT SYRUP CND NSLP 39.5 $26.86 100225 PEARS DICED EX LT SYRUP CND TEFAP 39.5 $26.86 100226 PEAR HALVES EX LT SYRUP CND NSLP 39.5 $27.69 100226 PEAR HALVES EX LT SYRUP CND TEFAP 39.5 $27.69 100237 CHERRIES IQF NSLP 40 $28.74 100241 PEACH CUP FRZ NSLP 26.4 $30.80 100241 PEACH CUP FRZ TEFAP 26.4 $30.80 100242 BLUEBERRIES WILD FRZ NSLP 24 $30.37 100242 BLUEBERRIES WILD FRZ TEFAP 24 $30.37 100243 BLUEBERRIES WILD FRZ NSLP 30 $25.54 100243 BLUEBERRIES WILD FRZ TEFAP 30 $25.54 100254 STRAWBERRIES SLC FRZ NSLP 30 $31.53 100256 STRAWBERRY CUP FRZ NSLP 27 $44.10 100256 STRAWBERRY CUP FRZ TEFAP 27 $44.10 100258 APPLE SLICES FRZ NSLP 30 $18.71 100277 ORANGE JUICE SINGLES FRZ NSLP 19 $7.96 100277 ORANGE JUICE SINGLES FRZ TEFAP 19 $7.96 100293 RAISINS BOX NSLP 12 $22.33 100293 RAISINS BOX TEFAP 12 $22.33 100295 RAISINS PACKAGE TEFAP 22.5 $29.75 100300 CRANBERRIES DRIED TEFAP 30 $61.19 100301 CRANBERRY DRIED 5 NSLP 25 $56.05 100306 BEANS GREEN CND TEFAP 21.75 $15.90 100307 BEANS GREEN CND NSLP 38 $23.95 100308 CARROTS CND TEFAP 22.5 $13.14 100309 CARROTS CND NSLP 39.5 $19.47 100311 CORN CND TEFAP 22.9 $12.85 100313 CORN WHOLE KERNEL CND NSLP 39.75 $20.25 100315 PEAS CANNED NSLP 39.5 $28.63 100317 SWEET POTATOES EX LT SYRUP CND NSLP 40.5 $32.85

100319 PUMPKIN CND TEFAP 24 $28.50 100320 VEGETABLE MIX CND TEFAP 22.5 $14.77 100321 SOUP VEGETABLE CND TEFAP 16.13 $12.01 100322 TOMATO SOUP CND TEFAP 16.12 $11.28 100323 SPINACH CND TEFAP 21 $19.62

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100327 TOMATO PASTE CND NSLP 41.62 $23.47 100328 TOMATOES DICED 300 TEFAP 21.75 $15.68 100329 TOMATOES DICED CND NSLP 38.25 $15.17 100330 SALSA CND NSLP 39.75 $19.67 100331 POTATOES WHITE SLC CND TEFAP 24 $13.12 100332 TOMATO PASTE BULK NSLP 2850 $1,342.35 100334 TOMATO SAUCE CND NSLP 39.75 $16.71 100335 SPAGHETTI SAUCE CND TEFAP 22.5 $15.84 100337 POTATOES DEHYDRATED TEFAP 12 $15.31 100348 CORN FRZ NSLP 30 $16.40 100350 PEAS FRZ NSLP 30 $18.72 100351 BEANS GREEN FRZ NSLP 30 $15.30 100352 CARROTS SLC FRZ NSLP 30 $16.46 100355 POTATO WEDGES FRZ NSLP 30 $18.61 100356 POTATO WEDGES FAT FREE FRZ NSLP 30 $21.62 100356 POTATO WEDGES FAT FREE FRZ TEFAP 30 $21.62 100357 POTATO OVEN FRIES FRZ NSLP 30 $18.05 100357 POTATO OVEN FRIES FRZ TEFAP 30 $18.05 100360 BEANS GARBANZO CND NSLP 40.5 $13.10 100361 BEANS REFRIED CND TEFAP 24 $18.90 100362 BEANS REFRIED CND NSLP 42 $28.98 100363 BEANS VEGETARIAN CND TEFAP 24 $14.40 100364 BEANS VEGETARIAN CND NSLP 40.5 $17.05 100365 BEANS PINTO CND NSLP 40.5 $18.08 100366 BEANS SMALL RED CND NSLP 40.5 $19.95 100370 BEANS RED KIDNEY CND NSLP 40.5 $18.63 100372 BEANS LT RED KIDNEY TEFAP 23.25 $13.50 100373 BEANS GREAT NORTHERN CND NSLP 40.5 $17.94 100380 BEANS GREAT NORTHERN TEFAP 24 $26.11 100382 BEANS PINTO TEFAP 24 $30.01 100391 PEANUT UNSLT OIL ROASTED TEFAP 12 $17.94 100395 PEANUT BUTTER JAR TEFAP 13.5 $17.52 100396 PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH CND NSLP 30 $38.43 100403 CRACKERS UNSALTED TOPS TEFAP 12 $29.28 100413 FLOUR BHW ENRICHED UNBL NSLP 50 $11.66 100425 SPAGHETTI NSLP 20 $7.71 100426 PASTA SPAGHETTI TEFAP 24 $10.07 100433 EGG NOODLE TEFAP 12 $16.80 100441 VEGETABLE OIL BOTTLE TEFAP 25.99 $12.61 100449 CEREAL CORN FLK TEFAP 13.5 $18.36 100450 CEREAL CORN & RICE TEFAP 10.5 $13.08 100457 CEREAL RICE CRISP TEFAP 12 $15.00 100462 CEREAL WHEAT BRAN TEFAP 15.14 $15.44 100488 Rice #2 Medium Grain TEFAP 60 $24.26 100492 RICE LONG-GRAIN TEFAP 60 $26.33 100500 RICE BROWN LONG-GRAIN PARBOILED NSLP 48 $44.34

100526 BEEF STEW CND TEFAP 36 $80.79

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100893 APPLE JUICE BOTTLE TEFAP 34.8 $16.27 100894 CHERRY APPLE JUICE TEFAP 34.8 $20.61 100895 GRAPE JUICE BOTTLE TEFAP 34.8 $19.44 100897 ORANGE JUICE BOTTLE TEFAP 34.8 $16.35 100899 CRANBERRY APPLE JUICE BOTTLE TEFAP 34.8 $17.10 100927 CORN FLAKE CEREAL 18 TEFAP 13.5 $13.42 100928 CEREAL CORN RICE TEFAP 10.5 $17.04 100929 CEREAL OATS TEFAP 10.5 $11.73 100935 SUNFLOWER SEED BUTTER SMOOTH NSLP 30 $55.86 100936 EGGS 15 DOZEN TEFAP 22.5 $13.06 101024 MACARONI & CHEESE TEFAP 21.75 $16.18 110020 BEANS BLACK TEFAP 22.5 $11.74 110080 CHICKEN OVEN ROASTED FRZ NSLP 30 $68.90 110138 PORK BONELESS LEG ROASTS NSLP 1 $86.40 110154 CHICKEN SPLIT BREAST TEFAP 30 $70.98 110160 Fruit Mix Dried TEFAP 24 $67.23 110233 MIXED FRUIT EX LT SUCROSE CANNED NSLP 39.75 $36.78

110253 CHEESE CHEDDAR WHITE BULK NSLP 1 $92.17 110254 CHEESE CHEDDAR YELLOW NSLP 40 $94.03 110346 BEEF 100% PATTY NSLP 40 $159.49 110349 BEEF PATTIES 100% FRZ NSLP 40 $144.44 110361 APPLESAUCE CUPS NSLP 27 $16.97 110361 APPLESAUCE CUPS TEFAP 27 $16.97 110393 PANCAKES WHOLE WHEAT FRZ NSLP 10.8 $11.69 110394 TORTILLAS WHOLE WHEAT FRZ NSLP 27 $19.26 110396 CHEESE MOZZ LMPS STICK NSLP 22.5 $48.86 110396 CHEESE MOZZ LMPS STICK TEFAP 22.5 $48.86 110450 PASTA SPAGHETTI TEFAP 20 $15.97 110462 CHICKEN STRIPS FRZ NSLP 30 $64.29 110462 CHICKEN STRIPS FRZ TEFAP 30 $64.29 110470 APPLE SLICES FRZ TEFAP 30 $25.33 110473 BROCCOLI FLORETS FRZ NSLP 30 $38.18 110477 CHICKEN BONED POUCH TEFAP 22.5 $41.03 110478 CHICKEN BONED CND TEFAP 22.5 $34.73 110480 CARROTS DICED FRZ NSLP 30 $13.61 110481 CARROTS DICED FRZ TEFAP 30 $19.34 110482 FLOUR HIGH GLUTEN NSLP 50 $13.52 110501 MACARONI WHOLE GRAIN NSLP 20 $12.12 110504 ROTINI WHOLE GRAIN NSLP 20 $10.76 110511 PASTA - MACARONI, PLAIN ELBOW TEFAP 20 $9.79 110520 PENNE WHOLE GRAIN RICH NSLP 20 $10.28 110541 APPLESAUCE CND NSLP 40.5 $23.95 110554 TURKEY DELI SLICED FRZ NSLP 40 $97.47 110554 TURKEY DELI SLICED FRZ TEFAP 40 $97.47 110563 SALMON PINK CND TEFAP 22.13 $64.51 110623 BLUEBERRY HIGHBUSH FRZ NSLP 30 $32.75 110623 BLUEBERRY HIGHBUSH FRZ TEFAP 30 $32.75

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110651 ORANGE JUICE FRZ CUP NSLP 27 $11.78 110651 ORANGE JUICE FRZ CUP TEFAP 27 $11.78 110690 MILK UHT BOX TEFAP 12.94 $8.36 110721 SWEET POTATO OVEN FRIES FRZ NSLP 30 $41.15 110723 CRANBERRIES DRIED NSLP 21.75 $59.48 110724 PEPPER/ONION BLEND FROZEN NSLP 30 $42.78 110730 PORK PULLED COOKED FRZ NSLP 40 $122.96 110740 CEREAL CORN SQUARES TEFAP 10.5 $21.26 110763 PEAS FRZ NSLP 30 $21.91 110844 POTATOES DICED FRZ NSLP 30 $17.90 110845 EGGS WHOLE FRZ NSLP 24 $17.40 110845 EGGS WHOLE FRZ TEFAP 24 $17.40 110846 STRAWBERRY WHOLE UNSWT IQF NSLP 30 $34.50 110851 POLLOCK STICKS BRD FRZ NSLP 40 $83.42 110854 PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH NSLP 8.25 $17.19 110855 FLOUR WHOLE WHEAT WHITE NSLP 50 $11.61 110857 FLOUR WHOLE WHEAT WHITE TEFAP 40 $10.04 110859 MIXED BERRIES FRZ CUP NSLP 24 $37.19 110860 STRAWBERRIES SLC FRZ NSLP 30 $37.72 110872 CHERRIES SWEET IQF NSLP 30 $49.08 110872 CHERRIES SWEET IQF TEFAP 30 $49.08 110921 CHICKEN FILLETS UNBRD FRZ NSLP 30 $66.34 110921 CHICKEN FILLETS UNBRD FRZ TEFAP 30 $66.34 110931 EGG PATTY FRZ NSLP 25 $44.65 110940 CHICKEN BONED CND TEFAP 18.75 $29.03 110960 MACARONI & CHEESE TEFAP 18.24 $6.05 111006 MILK INSTANT NDM TEFAP 19.2 $58.78 111052 CARROTS DICED FRZ NSLP 24 $12.68 111081 PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH JAR TEFAP 12 $14.61 111100 CEREAL, OAT CIRCLES BOWLS NSLP 6 $15.37 111100 CEREAL, OAT CIRCLES BOWLS TEFAP 6 $15.37 111140 PEANUT BUTTER SMOOTH BARTER JAR TEFAP 12 $11.60

111220 CHEESE, PEPPER JACK, SHREDDED NSLP 20 $45.48 111230 MIXED VEGETABLES FRZ NSLP 30 $20.32

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