; and (2) may consider geographic diversity and an applicant’s capacity to serve eligible tenants living in rural areas. (f) Supplement, not supplant Grant funds received under this Act shall be used to supplement and not supplant other funds used by the grantee to provide the legal assistance described in subsection (a). (g) Report For each year that an eligible recipient receives grant funds under this section, such eligible recipient shall submit to the Secretary a report which maintains attorney-client confidentiality and which excludes personally identifiable information about eligible tenants. Such report shall contain— (1) the total number of eligible tenants that were provided legal assistance using such funds; (2) the estimated number of evictions avoided, delayed, or resolved with other outcomes (such as negotiated settlements) that are more favorable to the eligible tenant than the outcomes that would have been expected in the absence of counsel, and a brief description of the circumstances of each case; (3) the number of eligible tenants that received legal assistance that reside in a dwelling unit for which any subsidy or assistance for occupancy in the dwelling unit is provided under a program administered by Federal, State, or local authorities; and (4) demographic information about eligible tenants that received legal assistance, including race, national origin, sex, disability status, household income, household size, household familial status, age of the head of household, and whether tenants live in an urban area, suburban area, or rural area. (h) Definitions (1) Eligible recipient The term eligible recipient means any nonprofit or governmental entity that has experience providing no-cost legal assistance to low-income individuals. (2) Eligible tenant The term eligible tenant means an individual who has an annual household income of— (A) not more than 135 percent of the Federal poverty guidelines issued by the Secretary of Health and Human Services