This study aimed to analyze the role of the Food Acquisition Program, Simultaneous Purchase with Donation Modality (PAA CDS), operated by CEASA/RJ, as a way to contribute to the strengthening of organic producers of family farming in the State of Rio de Janeiro (ERJ) from 2014 to 2024. This PAA modality is characterized by the individual participation of family farmers in the federal government's institutional purchases and the simultaneous donation of food to people served by the social assistance network.The research method used was an exploratory case study with a qualitative approach.Bibliographic and documentary research and semi-structured interviews were conducted.The research subjects were organic producers who supplied products to the modality operated by CEASA RJ during the study period, as well as agronomists, company service providers (technical support for the modality's operation), and the modality coordinator at CEASA RJ.Seven completed call execution reports were analyzed, as well as product receipt and acceptability terms generated by the SISPAA program and official CEASA/RJ documents.The work was structured in three parts. The first part provided a historical overview of the modality's operationalization by CEASA RJ from 2014 to 2024. Subsequently, the study participants' perceptions of the modality were analyzed, considering the potential and challenges of organic F&B access to this marketing channel. Strategies for expanding the participation of organic suppliers were presented.The results showed that the participation of F&B in the State of Rio de Janeiro (ERJ) in the PAA CDS (Supported Food Supply Program) operated by CEASA RJ is directly influenced by the amount of financial resources made available per call.Suppliers located in regions without CEASA RJ units have a lower share of the volume of food supplied and the amount of resources obtained.Increasing the participation of organic suppliers requires implementing actions that encourage the supply of their food, especially at the company's units located in the interior of the state of Rio de Janeiro.The logistics model proposed by CEASA RJ to AFs poses a challenge, especially for less well-funded suppliers with limited access to rural extension services.This research is expected to contribute to strengthening AFs that work with organic production.Additionally, it is expected to contribute to expanding access to organic food through the Rio de Janeiro State social assistance network and improve the processes involved in food procurement, in addition to publicizing the results of this important public policy in the Rio de Janeiro State.