Jeremiah Program

Jeremiah Program, a North Dakota-based nonprofit, acts as a sub-recipient on federal nutrition grants administered through the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction, with all thirteen recent awards routed through sub-award structures rather than prime grant positions. The organization operates exclusively as a sub-recipient across its federal footprint — zero prime awards and one hundred percent sub-award composition — and holds no federal contracts.

Jeremiah Program's federal footprint centers on Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP) nutrition support. All thirteen sub-awards in the recent record derive from the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service, passed through the North Dakota Department of Public Instruction as the prime grantee. The sub-awards span two categories: CACFP/FCCH Meals (family child care home meal reimbursement) and CACFP CIL (Cooking Is Learning), with one sub-award supporting a garden facility at Jeremiah Program's Child Development Center. Awards began in April 2026 and cluster monthly (April, May, June, July, August, September 2026), with the most recent sub-awards dated September 11, 2026. Combined dollars obligated across all thirteen sub-awards total $25 thousand, indicating small individual award magnitudes consistent with meal-service and garden-program grant distributions.

Customer concentration is singular within the source data window — 100 percent of awards fund Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service programs, all flowing through state pass-through administration. The organization serves a single federal customer agency and a single prime grantee vehicle. Jeremiah Program holds no parent vehicles, GWACs, IDIQs, or BPAs; the sub-award structure is the sole federal transacting mechanism. Activity is recent and nascent, with all awards generated within calendar year 2026 and the earliest award dating to April 2026 — insufficient history to characterize recompete cliff, trajectory, or multi-year growth patterns.