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14 abortion. The program is funded by TANF and is reasonably expected to achieve outcomes under TANF purposes three and four. Ohio Alliance Boys and Girls Club This initiative is designed to provide after school and summer enrichment programs for at-risk children and enable youths to become responsible adults. The goal of the program is to demonstrate commitment to learning and education by providing academic support. The program meets TANF purpose three through program participation that is designed to decrease the likelihood they will engage in early sexual activity. A pregnant person, parent, custodian or noncustodial parent of a minor child(ren) who resides in Ohio, whose household income is at or below 200% Federal Poverty Level and is a U.S. Citizen or meets a citizenship exemption, is eligible for these TANF services. Eligible participants are targeted for the TANF services. Ohio Association of Foodbanks Through a memorandum of understanding with the Ohio Association of Foodbanks, the state will claim the value of private donations of food and money received by the foodbanks for TANF- eligible families with incomes at or below 200% of the federal poverty level as MOE in one quarter of each federal fiscal year. Additionally, starting in federal fiscal year 2011, the state will claim the allocable portion of volunteer in- kind time provided to the food banks for administration. The dollar value of the volunteer time is based on data compiled by the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Ohio’s volunteer hourly rate is adjusted annually and can be found at http://www.independentsector.org/volunteer_time. The State provides a portion of TANF funding to the Ohio Association of Foodbanks through its biennium budget process, to support the OAF and member Foodbanks in the purchase and distribution of food products, support the Innovative Summer Meals programs for children, and provide free tax filing services and capacity building equipment for food pantries and soup kitchens. This initiative is designed to reasonably achieve outcomes under TANF purpose one. A pregnant person, parent, custodian or noncustodial parent of a minor child(ren) who resides in Ohio, whose household income is at or below 200% Federal Poverty Level and is a U.S. Citizen or meets a citizenship exemption, is eligible for these TANF services. Eligible participants are targeted for the TANF services. Toledo Foodbanks The State provides a portion of TANF funding to the Toledo Foodbanks through its biennium budget process, to assist the Toledo Seagate Foodbank and the Southside Life Station Food Pantry with the cost of implementing or improving their current food distribution to eligible individuals and families. This initiative is designed to reasonably achieve outcomes under TANF purpose one. A pregnant person, parent, custodian or noncustodial parent of a minor child(ren) who resides in Ohio, whose household income is at or below 200% Federal Poverty Level and is a U.S. Citizen or meets a citizenship exemption, is eligible for these TANF services. Eligible participants are targeted for the TANF services.