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EXHIBIT A <br />DELH'ICENTER <br />RFP 22-009A for Food Distribution programs <br />REVISED SCOPE OF WORK <br />The revised award amount of $218,574 for the RFP 22-009Afor Food Distribution Program at Delhi <br />Center will be sufficient for the center to continue with its goal to increase its distribution of food from <br />four hours once a week to twelve hours per day, 4-5 days per week, resulting in a significant increase in <br />the number of residents that could be served. <br />The registration, outreach and scheduling, and preparation and distribution functions will remain the <br />same as originally proposed. The only difference in this process will be the reduction of the Customer <br />Service Representative position from 40 hours per week to 29 hours per week (from 1.0 FTE to .725 <br />FTE). This will be made possible by recruiting volunteers and by assigning existing staff to a few hours <br />each week to assist with intake and registration, scheduling, and tracking demographics, which they <br />have done in the past. <br />Delhi Center will absorb the cost of printing, office supplies, and some of the smaller equipment items <br />by making adjustments to other center expenses and making these a priority. Also, donations will be <br />requested from partners and sponsors for specific items needed. Donations will also be sought for <br />cleaning supplies as a result of the reduction in that budget line item. <br />Food costs will be reduced from $300 per month to $200 per month and the truck rental will be reduced <br />to only one time per month instead of twice a month as a result. Staff will work with partners to <br />increase food drives and donations to make up for any food shortages. Finally, the cost allocated to <br />space rental will be reduced from $30,000 to $20,525. <br />All proposed program components will remain the same and the weekly food distribution strategy will <br />continue. The expansion of the program will significantly increase the number of hours residents can <br />access food, which will result in doubling the number of families served also as originally proposed. <br />Delhi Center will dedicate 760 square feet of space for a permanent food pantry where food will be <br />maintained and arranged much like a grocery store so residents can come in at greatly expanded time <br />blocks to help feed their families consistently. In addition to the weekly food distribution, the food <br />pantry could be open Monday through Thursday from 8:30 am to about 8:30 pm and possibly on <br />weekends. <br />Delhi Center will also continue to collaborate with a number of partners that provide a broad network <br />of resources to improve service delivery to the community. This will help us recruit volunteers and <br />secure donations of items that have been cut or reduced from the original budget. <br />