The City of Portland is seeking proposals from qualified proposers with demonstrated experience in vended meals for at-risk after school programs. The City intends to award up to two (2) agreements with qualified vendors to provide vended meals.
L32475 AFTER-SCHOOL CHILD AND ADULT CARE FOOD SERVICE PROGRAM (CACFP) Abstract: This ITB is for The After-School Child and Adult Care Food Service Program (CACFP), This is a Federally funded supper program for underprivileged children. The program will provide a nutritional after-school supper and supplement to approximately 1,500 to 1,700 children daily at approximately 65 sites within the City of Houston and/or seven surrounding Counties.
Contract Name : After-School Preparedness training program After-School Preparedness training program Supplier : UNIVERSITY OF FINDLAY Contract ID : CTR018049 State Contract Number : DPS018049 Contract Sub-Type: Personal Service Agreement
For ten years, Carroll County offered after-school programs in all middle schools through a 21 st Century Learning Center grant, but when that funding ended in 2009, the programs were discontinued.
For ten years, Carroll County offered after-school programs in all middle schools through a 21 st Century Learning Center grant, but when that funding ended in 2009, the programs were discontinued. Over the past 5 years, the Commissioners have provided local support for after-school programs to offer a safe, positive environment for middle school children to support prevention efforts.
For ten years, Carroll County offered after-school programs in all middle schools through a 21 st Century Learning Center grant, but when that funding ended in 2009, the programs were discontinued. Over the past 5 years, the Commissioners have provided local support for after-school programs to offer a safe, positive environment for middle school children to support prevention efforts.
For ten years, Carroll County offered after-school programs in all middle schools through a 21 st Century Learning Center grant, but when that funding ended in 2009, the programs were discontinued. Over the past 5 years, the Commissioners have provided local support for after-school programs to offer a safe, positive environment for middle school children to support prevention efforts.
