Food Bank of Northwest Indiana (updated)

This grant agreement funds the Lake County Targeted Nutrition Support program, delivering medically‑tailored grocery boxes to pregnant women and food‑insecure adults with mental‑health needs, and installing a refrigerated “OrderAhead” locker for 24‑hour food access. The Food Bank of Northwest Indiana will provide up to 2,400 grocery boxes, a locker system with hardware, installation, software, and pre‑loaded food inventory. Payments are structured in two installments totaling $199,760, with monthly performance reporting required. The contract runs for one year from signing and may be terminated with 90‑day notice after the initial term. Renewal is not assured and depends on future Health First Indiana funding and KPI compliance. • Deliver 2,400 medically‑tailored grocery boxes annually. • Install and operate a smart refrigerated locker serving up to ~1,000 families per year. • Monthly reporting of key performance indicators (mental‑health adult servings, SNAP referrals, family servings, locker usage). • Fixed‑price contract with two scheduled payments. • Compliance with confidentiality, insurance, and public‑record requirements.