Catholic Diocese Of Evansville

Catholic Charities Diocese Of Evansville, a tax-exempt nonprofit organization based in Evansville, Indiana, operates exclusively as a federal grant sub-recipient, with all thirty recent awards flowing through the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service via the Indiana Department of Education as the prime grantee.

The organization's entire federal footprint consists of grant allocations to subrecipients routed through Indiana's state education agency. All documented awards originate from the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service, with activity concentrated in monthly or quarterly grant disbursements to Catholic Charities as a sub-recipient. The combined dollars obligated across the entire portfolio stand at $2.4 million over the award period spanning 2020 to mid-2026. Catholic Charities operates with zero prime contracting presence and zero contract subcontracting presence; federal engagement is limited to grant sub-recipient status under programs administered by the Indiana Department of Education.

Activity has accelerated in recent years. The organization received one sub-award in 2022, four in 2023, three in 2024, six in 2025, and ten sub-awards through June 2026. The frequency and recent momentum suggest sustained or expanding participation in USDA nutrition or food assistance programs flowing through Indiana's education agency, though the source provides only generic "grant allocation to subrecipient" descriptions without naming specific federal grant programs, CFDA numbers, or the nature of services or goods being funded. Catholic Charities' role as a sub-recipient rather than a prime contractor or vendor partner places it outside the typical federal contractor competitive landscape — this entity receives pass-through funding from federal programs administered by state intermediaries rather than bidding on federal contracts or solicitations. For business development and teaming purposes, Catholic Charities Diocese Of Evansville is not a procurement vehicle, contract competitor, or prime contractor; it functions as a federal grant recipient organization within the USDA nutrition-assistance ecosystem.