; and (2) spend at least 5 percent of the grant on evaluation of the pilot program in the pilot community of such group. (b) Eligible uses by primary community-Based nonprofit feeding and anti-Hunger groups and subgrantees Grant funds awarded to a primary community-based nonprofit feeding and anti-hunger group or allocated to a subgrantee under the pilot program may be used for any of the following purposes: (1) Eligible programs With respect to a target population in a pilot community, any of the following programs: (A) A program that informs such population about benefits under nutrition assistance and anti-poverty programs, pre-screens members of such population to determine the eligibility of such members to receive such benefits, and assists such members to access relevant benefits. (B) A program to assist such population to transition successfully from welfare to work. (C) A program that is likely to result in job creation or that involves job training, readiness, placement, or retention activities. (D) A program to increase the supply of donated foods to community-based nonprofit feeding and anti-hunger groups, especially of fresh fruits, vegetables, and other nutritious foods. (E) A program that increases the access of such population to fresh fruits, vegetables, and other nutritious foods. (F) A program that promotes the use of farmers’ markets, urban farms, and food-producing agriculture projects, especially a program that promotes the use of such markets, farms, and projects by nutrition assistance and anti-poverty programs. (G) A program to assess the flow of food, from production through consumption, in a community. (H) A program that involves nutrition education, obesity reduction, or financial management activities, especially such activities that have hands-on demonstrations or that promote physical activity. (I) A program that promotes microenterprise and small business development, especially the development of such a business that is food-related. (J) A program that assists government agencies