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Description: The Emergency Food Assistance Program Annual Training FY2026 Key Players Rebecca Guyer Director of Programs Nicholas Gee Logistics Manager Danielle Caldwell Program Coordinator - TEFAP TEFAP Annual Training 3 Agenda Welcome FY26 Overview

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slide1. The Emergency Food Assistance Program Annual Training
FY2026<br>
slide2. Key Players Rebecca Guyer Director of Programs Nicholas Gee Logistics Manager Danielle Caldwell Program Coordinator - TEFAP<br>
slide3. TEFAP Annual Training 3<br>
slide4. Agenda Welcome
FY26 Overview
What is TEFAP?
FBA’s Role
Partner Agency Roles
Eligibility Requirements
Distribution Requirements
Inventory Management
Reporting & Recordkeeping
Additional Requirements
SAM.gov<br>
slide5. Statistics<br>
slide6. How does TEFAP work?<br>
slide7. State TEFAP Coordinator 9/18/2025 PRESENTATION TITLE 7<br>
slide8. State TEFAP Coordinator<br>
slide9. FBA’s Responsibilities<br>
slide10. Agency’s Responsibilities<br>
slide11. Eligibility How do people qualify?<br>
slide12. Enrolling Applications Completed annually for the new year of October 1, 2025 – September 30, 2026.

Households can be of any size.

Proof of income is NOT required. Requirements Reside in Alaska.
Have an annual income at or below the income guidelines.
One application per household.
Applicant picking up should be listed as the head of household.
A proxy can be listed on the application.<br>
slide13. Income Guidelines & Program Benefits *For each additional household member, add $20,640*<br>
slide14. Example Application 14 Signature is required on the application

Intake works should sign the bottom and mark eligible or ineligible<br>
slide15. Inventory Receiving & Distributing<br>
slide16. Inventory Management Direct Ship Sites
Email from FBA confirming what’s coming Count and verify – sign Agency Order Receipt (AOR)
Cases must be marked “TEFAP” & the date received Ordering TEFAP Food Receiving TEFAP Food Inventory should last 3 months
TEFAP must be stored separately from other food
FIFO – First-in, first-out
Food Item Loss Report Form
Individual choice is recommended
Potentially go back to once a month Storing & Distributing TEFAP Food Non-Direct Ship Sites
Email from FBA with list of what’s available to order<br>
slide17. Example Agency Order Receipt (AOR) 17 Signature is required upon arrival

Notify FBA of any discrepancies<br>
slide18. Food Shipment Schedule<br>
slide19. Quarter 1<br>
slide20. Quarter 1 – continued<br>
slide21. Quarter 2<br>
slide22. Quarter 3<br>
slide23. Quarter 4<br>
slide24. Reporting<br>
slide25. Monthly Reports Printed or typed signature is required at the bottom
Any losses over 10 should have a Food Item Loss report form
Item number is optional Signatures are not required
Printed name and household size is required
Tracking inventory per person is now optional Monthly Inventory Report Certification of TEFAP Food Due to FBA by the 5th of each month<br>
slide26. Example Monthly Inventory Report 26 Signature is required upon arrival

Notify FBA of any discrepancies<br>
slide27. Example Distribution List of TEFAP Food 27 Option 1 – no inventory<br>
slide28. Example Certification of TEFAP Food 28 Option 2 – with inventory

Available in portrait or landscape<br>
slide29. Additional Requirements<br>
slide30. Recordkeeping Must be kept on file for 3 years plus the current year.<br>
slide31. “This institution is an equal opportunity provider.” USDA Nondiscrimination Statement must be used on any advertising materials. 31<br>
slide32. Food Safety Certification Cost: Free
For any community Cost: $10.00 Food Bank of Alaska’s Class Municipality of Anchorage Cost: $10.00
For Communities outside of Anchorage Department of Environmental Conservation<br>
slide33. Basic Food Safety<br>
slide34. Civil Rights & Notice of Rights Staff and volunteers must complete Civil Rights training.

Written Notice of Beneficiary Rights flyer is required for ALL Organizations/Partners 34<br>
slide35. Food Establishment Permit Apply through Municipality of Anchorage’s Health Department Apply through State of Alaska’s Division of Environmental Health Anchorage Area Outside of Anchorage<br>
slide36. UEI NUMBER<br>
slide37. Questions? Rebecca Guyer
Director of Programs
907-222-3100
rguyer@foodbankofalaska.org Danielle Caldwell
Program Coordinator - TEFAP
907-222-3126
dcaldwell@foodbankofalaska.org<br>