The donation from Perdue’s charitable giving arm will support a family visitation and exchange center.

Donations come from the Franklin P. and Arthur W. Perdue Foundation.

SCHFH provides affordable homeownership opportunities, home repairs, energy efficiency upgrades and financial literacy coaching for low-income Sussex County, Del., households.

The grant supports the centralized distributor of bulk items and fresh food in Skagit, Island, and Snohomish counties in Washington.

The “Every Child, Every Day” program leverages school pantries, after-school cafés and summer lunch when school-based nutrition is unavailable.

Kim Nechay, executive director of the Perdue Foundation, said Diakonia is a community resource that deserves funding from the foundation.

Tammy Maxey says the grant will be used to design a poster and produce a video that show the impact of Virginia’s poultry industry and facts about poultry farming.

The Healthy Lifestyles & Healthy Habits program will outline the benefits of exercising and practicing good eating habits.

The kitchen appliances that will be purchased include a commercial refrigerator/freezer, an industrial oven, an industrial utility sink, a commercial prep station and a grease trap.

As part of a commitment to environmental stewardship and improving quality of life in its communities, Perdue Farms is helping Rivers Alive of Georgia fund its annual volunteer effort to beautify the state’s waterways.