With the biggest advantage being not having to provide meals in a congregate settifng for USDA reimbursement school meal programs and the non-profit organizations that support those efforts have been able to make a greater impact on local communities. It’s all thanks to the available waiver from the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA).But, that waiver is set to expire at the end of June.“We’re realizing the gain that we have made over the last two years will slip away if we don’t do something about it,” CEO and President of Feeding Southwest Virginia Pamela Irvine said.