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b) Compliance with 2 CFR part 200 (Uniform Administrative Requirements) <br />The Uniform Guidance 2 CFR part 200 streamlines and consolidates government requirements for receiving and using <br />federal awards to reduce administrative burden and improve outcomes. The Delhi Center will adhere to all Uniform <br />Administrative Requirements and ensure that the significant elements below are followed to maintain compliance. Delhi <br />Center will provide documentation to support accounting and cost records with adequate source documentation, <br />including: <br />• ADP payroll reports for salaries allocated to the program, timesheets, and a payroll reimbursement spreadsheet. <br />• QuickBooks reports for all expenses directly associated with the program and costs incurred that are allowable by <br />the grantor with supporting receipts or reports. <br />• Direct, indirect, and unallowable costs will be identified appropriately and treated consistently. Costs that are <br />identifiable to a specific project will be treated as a direct expense. Costs that are common to several projects and cannot <br />be clearly allocated to one project will be treated as an indirect expense or will not be included in reimbursement. <br />• Delhi Center will expense all funds during the performance period and will not go above the indirect cost allowed <br />by the grantor. <br />Policies and Procedures have been written to ensure the program and its staff are compliant with the deliverables and <br />outcomes expected by the grantor. The Policies and Procedures include information on document retention, statistical <br />information, income self -certification to demonstrate eligibility, Internal Quality Control Audit procedures, how to submit <br />reports and when, confidentiality and conflict of interest disclosures, allowable costs, and procurement standards. This <br />ensures that the work performed is being done per the agreement. <br />iv. Suggestions or special concerns for evaluation committee <br />None currently. <br />V. Deliverables/Implementation/Timeline <br />DELHICENTER <br />FOOD DISTRIBUTION AND PANTRY PROGRAM <br />DELIVERABLES AND OUTCOMES <br />2025.2026 <br />n_n: n_.-._. TOTALVCUENTS. nctLenn.... "'l <br />RESIDENTS <br />SERVED/ <br />TRACKING & <br />DELIVERABLES <br />PARTNERS <br />FREQUENCY <br />OUTCOMES <br />EVALUATION TOOLS <br />FOODDISTRIBUTION/' <br />ECONOMIC SUPPORT- <br />Intake <br />450-600 <br />Weekly <br />. 100% of Clients will fill out google Intake form <br />• Intake Form <br />(Mon -Sat) <br />to pre -register <br />• Client data tracking <br />. 100% of clients will be low -Income. <br />• 25%of clients will receive other needed services <br />identified during the Intake <br />:GROCERY RESCUE 2 <br />PROGRAM PICK UP <br />Pickup and delivery of <br />5-10 <br />Weekly <br />. Daily Pickup of food donations from grocery store <br />• Mileage Reimbursement Tool <br />food/product from <br />partners Monday through Friday <br />. Monthly Reporting <br />grocers/partners <br />• Increased food and product availability to <br />. QuickBooks <br />community <br />• Google Maps for Mileage Tracking <br />. Increased healthy fresh produce options <br />INCOMESUPPORT <br />.SERVICES <br />Identify client's needs <br />10 <br />Monthly <br />e 10 clients, per month, will be supported with <br />• Intake Form for Diaper, Household <br />for other services <br />Income Support Services needed such as lowering <br />Items, clothing, and toiletries <br />utility bills, Youth Program services, Senior <br />Distribution Intake Form <br />socialization program services, children's day <br />camp, toiletries, diapers,and household goods <br />. Reporting from related Delhi programs <br />Items. <br />