West Virginia § 19-30-2 - 19-30-2. Administration of donated food program transferred from Department of Health to Department of Agriculture.
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§ 19-30-2. 19-30-2. Administration of donated food program transferred from Department of Health to Department of Agriculture.
(a) The Department of Agriculture is designated as the state agency to:
(1) Receive food donated by the United States Department of Agriculture, other federal or state agencies, corporations, private persons or entities;
(2) Receive payments for storage and distribution of the donated food;
(3) Distribute the food to educational or charitable institutions;
(4) Allocate funds received relating to the donated food; and
(5) Enter into agreements and take other actions necessary to exercise the authority provided in this article.
Source: official West Virginia text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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