The bill aims to amend the distributions from the General Revenue Fund Account by transferring up to $7 million to the Aging and Adult Services Fund Account specifically for food services benefiting the elderly in Arkansas. This includes funding for congregate meals at senior centers and home-delivered meal programs. Additionally, the bill establishes the "Fight Senior Hunger Community Grant Match Program," which incentivizes local governments and nonprofit organizations to develop plans to combat senior hunger. The program will provide grants to these entities, contingent upon their ability to secure matching funds from their communities.

The pilot program created by this act will be in effect for the fiscal years 2025-2026 and 2026-2027, after which the Legislative Council will review its effectiveness based on reports from area agencies on aging. The bill also includes provisions for the allocation of funds, with specific percentages designated for raw food costs and direct operating expenses related to meal preparation and delivery. An emergency clause is included, declaring the necessity for the act to take effect on July 1, 2025, to ensure timely funding and implementation of the grant program.