MT Tremper Outdoor Ministries, Inc.

MT Tremper Outdoor Ministries, Inc., operating as Camp Herrlich, is a nonprofit organization based in Patterson, New York, that receives federal grant funding as a sub-recipient under the Child Nutrition Program Block (CNP Block Consolidated), administered by the New York State Education Department on behalf of the Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service. The vendor operates exclusively in a sub-recipient capacity — it has never held federal contracts as a prime or subcontractor, and receives all federal funding through state intermediaries.

Camp Herrlich's federal footprint is narrow and stable. The vendor holds three sub-awards under the CNP Block Consolidated program, one in each of the past three years (October 2023, October 2024, and October 2025), for a combined total of $108 thousand obligated. All three awards flow through the New York State Education Department as the prime grantee, channeling Department of Agriculture Food and Nutrition Service funding. The annual allocation appears consistent — roughly $36 thousand per award — with no growth, decline, or diversification across customer agencies or grant programs. The vendor serves a single federal customer agency (USDA FNS), and all activity traces to one grant program.

Camp Herrlich's operational context reflects its nonprofit character and regional focus. As a tax-exempt corporate entity without federal contracting authority or prime grant capacity, the organization functions as a local program implementer within the federal nutrition-assistance ecosystem, receiving sub-grant pass-through funding from New York State to support child nutrition services. The recurring annual sub-award structure (three consecutive years, each activated on October 1) suggests stable funding alignment with the state's fiscal calendar and consistent annual appropriations under CNP Block Consolidated. There is no recompete risk, vehicle concentration, teaming footprint, or growth trajectory to track — the relationship is simply a repeating annual sub-grant from a state intermediary.