Illinois SB2778 aims to enhance coordination and efficiency in the charitable food system.
The Comprehensive Charitable Food System Coordination Act requires State agencies to consult and coordinate with all actors in the charitable food system when administering hunger relief grants. This includes food providers, distributors, producers, facilitators, and data systems. The Act mandates that grant solicitations and funding criteria reflect the interconnected roles of these actors. State agencies may establish advisory groups composed of representatives from food providers and distributors.
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