Faith Day Care & Learning Center

Faith Day Care & Learning Center, a tax-exempt nonprofit operating as a federal grant sub-recipient, receives Child and Adult Care Food Program reimbursements and cash-in-lieu payments from the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development under USDA Food and Nutrition Service grants. The organization operates exclusively in a sub-recipient capacity—all 52 documented awards over the past three years are sub-awards with no prime contracting or grant activity.

Faith Day Care & Learning Center's federal engagement is narrowly concentrated in a single grantor and program. The Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service accounts for 100% of recent awards, flowing through the Alaska Department of Education and Early Development as the prime grantee. The organization has received 52 sub-awards since August 2023, alternating between meal reimbursements and cash-in-lieu payments under the Child and Adult Care Food Program. Combined dollars obligated across all awards total $73 thousand over the three-year window, reflecting the per-meal reimbursement structure typical of child care nutrition support programs. Award frequency peaked in 2024 with 22 payments, declining to 14 in 2025 and 8 as of April 2026.

Faith Day Care & Learning Center operates a child care facility participating in the federal nutrition assistance ecosystem. The repeated, regular award cadence—two sub-awards (meals and cash-in-lieu) issued monthly or bimonthly—indicates routine program participation and reimbursement processing rather than competitive procurement activity. The organization has no footprint on federal contracts, no seats on government-wide acquisition vehicles, and no role as a prime grant recipient. Its federal relationship is transactional and administrative: submission of meal counts and reimbursement claims to the Alaska state educational agency, which in turn draws down USDA Child and Adult Care Food Program funds.