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Centre County adult services reports SFPP reached 2,223 households; emergency-food contract extended one year

September 30, 2026 | Centre County, Pennsylvania


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Centre County adult services reports SFPP reached 2,223 households; emergency-food contract extended one year
Faith of Centre County adult services presented the final FY25-26 State Food Purchase Program (SFPP) report and asked the board to approve a one-year contract addendum to continue Emergency Food Assistance Program (TEFAP) services.

Faith said, "we were able to serve 2,223 households, unique households, and 3,548 unique individuals," noting the increase in funding for the period and the role of in-network pantries. Commissioners moved and approved the two adult-services items to maintain continuity of food assistance while the department and state finalize longer-term contract terms.

The board thanked adult-services staff for preserving a facility-fee waiver and noted the broader role of nonprofits and county partnerships in distributing emergency food and related supports.

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