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CACFP Eligibility Templates Non-Pricing Programs 2025

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The document is a parent letter from a child care center participating in the Child and Adult Care Food Program, informing parents about eligibility for free or reduced-price meals based on family income. It outlines the income thresholds for different family sizes, explains the application process for meal benefits, and emphasizes non-discrimination policies in accordance with federal regulations.

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What are the eligibility requirements for CACFP?

For-profit child care centers are eligible if 25% or more of enrolled participants or 25% of the licensed capacity are receiving child care subsidies or are low-income children. For-profit adult day care centers are eligible if the center meets the 25% rule with Medicaid beneficiaries.

What is an example of a CACFP approved snack?

Popcorn is a whole grain food and a good source of fiber.

How many different types of sites are eligible to participate in the CACFP?

What types of organizations are eligible to participate? There are five components to the CACFP: Child Care, Adult Day Care, Emergency Shelter, At-risk Afterschool Meals, and Day Care Homes.

What is the difference between CACFP Tier 1 and Tier 2?

Meals served in day care homes to children eligible for free or reduced-price meals can also be reimbursed at tier 1 rates. Tier 2 rates provide lower levels of reimbursements to day care homes that do not meet the location or provider income criteria for tier 1 rates.

Is popcorn creditable in CACFP?

Popcorn is a favorite snack among many, but how does it credit in the Child and Adult Care Food Program? You may think that it is a vegetable because fresh or canned corn credits as such, but popcorn actually credits as a whole grain, as it is made from whole corn with a fully intact bran, germ and endosperm.

Does popcorn count as food?

Popcorn is whole grain and may be eligible as a smart snack, provided it meets all applicable standards. The ingredient label must list the first ingredient as popcorn to meet the general standard.

Is popcorn CACFP approved?

Plain and cheese popcorns are creditable. Toppings such as salt, cheese, and butter may be used, but programs are encouraged to limit the use of toppings. Encourage healthier toppings such as herb blends or serve fresh, plain popcorn.

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