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Tuition is reimbursed at 50% of the total cost. The additional funding for the training will be provided through individual charitable donations, corporate donations, private foundation grants, and proceeds from the Second Helpings’ endowment. Goodwill of Southern and Central Indiana: Funding for the career/technical education program will be provided through philanthropic support, which includes: charitable donations, corporate donations, private foundation grants, other partners who provide training at no cost to participants and state sponsored job training initiatives. Revolution Workshop: Funding for our programs will be provided through philanthropic support which includes charitable donations, corporate donations, public funding, and private foundation grants. Cost parity. Describe how the State agency ensures that costs charged to E&T do not exceed the costs charged for non-E&T participants. University of Indianapolis MICI-AHEC: All the participants that go through the program or that we refer to the career educational program providers charge us the same amount for every student based on their individual program, this does not change based on their E&T eligibility. Skilled US: Student costs for our programs are the same for both SNAP E&T participants and those students that do not receive SNAP E&T funding support. YWCA: All certifications have the same rate for all participants. Wagler: The tuition rate is the same for all participants. The fee does not change for SNAP recipients. Goodwill Michiana: All participants, whether E&T eligible or not, receive services for free. Goodwill Michiana offsets the cost of each client who goes through the program at the same cost regardless of their referral source or income. Wayne township adult ed : Tuition and fees for E&T participants are equal to those charged to non-E&T participants. Participants (regardless of SNAP status) receive funding to offset tuition costs to $0 Second Helpings: The Culinary Job Training classes are open to both IMPACT participants and other eligible members of the greater Indianapolis community. All students in the Second Helpings Culinary Job Training program are given the same electronic devices, uniforms, access to certifications and other services whether they participate in the IMPACT program or not. Goodwill of Southern and Central Indiana: All of the participants that we refer to career/technical education providers charge Goodwill the same amount for every student based on their individual program cost. This does not change based on their E&T eligibility. Revolution Workshop: Trainee costs for our program are the same for both SNAP E&T participants and those students that do not receive SNAP E&T funding support. 1/29/26, 8:20 AM State Plan IN FY26 - Original Submission https://dam-fns.usda.gov/sites/default/files/microsite/snapet-infy26stateplan//index.html 60/127