; (B) organizations that provide food insecurity; and (C) direct services organizations that provide services to individuals in order to help them stabilize their lives and find self-sufficiency through providing for basic needs, such as housing, emergency shelter, food, water, clothing, transportation, child care, and out-of-school time youth service providers; (2) give priority to such organizations located in rural areas; and (3) ensure that a significant proportion of such grants are awarded to eligible nonprofit organizations that are able to scale services quickly and hire new workers. 6. Grants to intermediaries (a) In general The Secretary shall distribute 20 percent of the amounts appropriated under section 10 through grants to intermediaries. (b) Applications An intermediary seeking a grant under this section— (1) may seek such grant on behalf of— (A) the intermediary; (B) the network of affiliates, members, or branches of the intermediary; or (C) the intermediary and the network described in subparagraph (B)