The Delivering for Rural Seniors Act of 2024 establishes a pilot program that provides grants to help deliver food to low-income elderly people in rural areas through the Commodity Supplemental Food Program. State agencies would compete for grants, with a maximum award of either $4 million or $60 per person served, whichever is less, and would distribute these funds to local organizations to cover delivery costs, staffing, and outreach efforts. The bill requires participating states to prioritize serving seniors in rural areas and to report annually on program results, including the number of deliveries made and the average cost per delivery. The legislation authorizes $10 million in funding for each fiscal year from 2025 through 2027. This bill aims to address food access challenges for elderly people in rural communities who may have difficulty traveling to food distribution sites.