Jeremiah Program

Jeremiah Program is a non-profit organization registered in SAM.gov since June 5, 2014, with its headquarters located in Minneapolis, Minnesota. As a tax-exempt corporate entity, the organization focuses on supporting families, particularly single mothers and their children, by providing comprehensive education, housing, and leadership development programs. The organization is dedicated to breaking the cycle of poverty through holistic support and empowerment strategies that enable mothers to achieve economic self-sufficiency while ensuring their children receive quality educational opportunities.

Based on the federal grant sub-award history, Jeremiah Program has been involved in various federal grant programs primarily through partnerships with state-level departments of public instruction and agriculture. The organization has received sub-grant awards from the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction for programs such as CN BLOCK, CACFP CIL, and CACFP/FCCH MEALS, which appear to be related to child nutrition and child and adult care food programs. Additionally, Jeremiah Program has received sub-grants from the Texas Department of Agriculture, with awards dated January and March 2021, though the specific details of these grants are not fully elaborated. These grant awards suggest that Jeremiah Program plays a role in supporting nutritional programs and potentially providing educational and support services for families, particularly in the areas of child nutrition, food assistance, and family development across different states.