Find Meals On Wheels Nonprofits and Charities

  Board member wrote:

Meals on Wheels of Lehigh County provides service to members of our communities who are unable to provide meals. This agency visit clients and provide social contact as well as a meals. Meals on Wheels can be a lifeline for the isolated. more »

  D Gibson wrote:

I love this organization. I volunteered and delivered meals for 3 years. I found the clients warm, appreciative, and it gave me a new awareness and perspective of our older neighbors in our community which I have carried with me for years after this volunteering... more »

  fitzpatrickk wrote:

Bread and Roses has served the Lawrence community since 1980, with very low overhead and staff costs, by relying on our very generous supporters in the community who provide food donations, financial support and volunteer hours. The dignity of every... more »

  tjl6979 wrote:

I was a volunteer with God's Love for 6 years. Not only do they do wonderful work for the community, but they also provide fabulous and enriching volunteer opportunties for those interested. more »

  CaroleMyers wrote:

I am an 80 year old widow with no family living in San Antonio. Meals on Wheels began delivering lunches to me last week and I am delighted with the delicious and nutritious variety that have been brought to my door! The ladies are all very friendly... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have worked for many years for a nonprofit who provided housing for low-income elderly. Retired now, it is my pleasure to volunteer for Meals on Wheels of Albuquerque; I have been doing so for the past three years. My husband and I deliver meals on... more »

  partong wrote:

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES GIVE MONEY TO THIS ORGANIZATION!!! Our company supplied produce to Project Open Hand for many years. After I bought the company, it came to my attention that the chef at Project Open Hand had been hitting my company up... more »

  Pop2corn wrote:

I am a volunteer for Chit Chat Chums which is something YMOW created to help during this pandemic since the delivery people can't meet face to face with the clients now. I call the same 10 clients every week and chat with them to make sure they have... more »

  mowvol wrote:

By delivering hot and cold food on a daily basis, Meals on Wheels provides a vital service to those unable to provide for themselves. As a volunteer I have been privileged to participate in this unique service. We deliver food that is nutritious and... more »

  Lynn wrote:

Meals on Wheels is a wonderful organization that brightens the lives of so many folks who aren't able to get out. Meals on Wheels West has a very friendly staff who acts in a professional manner toward the clients and volunteers alike. It has been truly... more »

  mmarcos wrote:

Mobile Meals is an amazing organization. They help so many. A privilege to serve. more »

  matrixoperationsllc wrote:

This organization, Filling Tummies in Oklahoma City is wonderful. They are feeding children in Oklahoma fresh fruits and vegetables that may be too expensive for families to afford. They went to Green Pastures Elementary school in Spencer, Oklahoma and... more »

  Margaret Ann wrote:

Open Arms is a sunbeam in the dreary world of hunger. By preparing and delivering nutritious meals to clients with chronic and progressive diseases (HIV/AIDS, MS, cancer, ALS), we bring that sunbeam into our clients’ homes. When you envision a world... more »

  glear1 wrote:

I have volunteered with Shepherds' Center Central for over 10 years, doing Meals on Wheels and Medicare counseling. They are extremely supportive of their volunteers, providing ongoing communication, support and recognition. The programs they operate... more »

  sydshap wrote:

I did a one-time meal delivery with Citymeals--well I thought one time, but I've volunteered since and will continue to do so. It's great to see how a simple meal and short conversation makes a real difference in someone's life. more »

  Alfalfa wrote:

Meals on Wheels has a top notch staff and a caring and dedicated group of volunteers. Their reputation in the community is one of dependability, efficiency, and great stewards of their resources. The organization is meticulous in qualifying... more »

  ayeg wrote:

Meals on Wheels is a wonderful organization that not only provides a healthy meal to the elderly. It is also a wonderful way for the elderly to have someone to check in on them on a daily basis and ensure that they are doing okay. The drivers are sometimes... more »

  amycaroline wrote:

I have been volunteering for Project Angel Heart in different capacities for the past 12 years - that in itself speaks volumes, as I am a commitment-phobe and have never done anything for that length of time! PAH is very organized in coordinating volunteers... more »

  Shelly Emery P. wrote:

As first a volunteer and then a recipient of the Sparrow's Nest services I can speak from both sides of the organization. As a volunteer, I was appreciated and inspired by the leadership especially the founder, Krista Jones. I've known Krista since... more »

  embyr14 wrote:

I am impressed with the level of compassion and dedication to serve demonstrated by the founder and long-time volunteers. They haven't missed a Tuesday in 3 years and the consistent presence of Curry Without Worry truly is a god-send for many of the... more »

  Dan C. wrote:

ACMOW is an essential organization - feeding 2000+ seniors everyday. The organization has tremendous public support and runs very "lean." For donors looking to get bang for their buck, ACMOW delivers. more »

  Freeman wrote:

Some social workers came to the house and just sat on the couch. "Helpful information" that we were given was inaccurate. Apparently no one ever checked the resources. They obviously had no personal experience dealing with elder issues in their... more »

  Grandma Rhonda wrote:

As a volunteer I am happy to bring a healthy meal - and some personal contact - to people who might otherwise spend their days alone, possibly with inadequate nutrition. The clients are grateful, the job is rewarding, and all the staff - from those who... more »

  Chula1 wrote:

Volunteering at MoW has been a wonderful opportunity to meet wonderful people from all walks of life. I enjoy the kitchen camaraderie we have created to serve our recepients. more »

  Jon Atkins 38 wrote:

Due to the recent death of my Daughter. My Sons being lais off from work had to move in with me. I am experiencing severe finanical hardship. My Home owners Insurance cancelled my policy because my roof was in disrepair and leaking inside the house.... more »

  hhswayngim wrote:

This wonderful organization is vital to so many in our community. The entire staff pours themselves into each client and volunteer that walks through the doors. more »

  ipswichamy wrote:

I've been volunteering at MBT for years. My 3 children love to help out in the kitchen and serving the clients. It is a great activity that makes one and all feel good. more »

  charluv2011 wrote:

Culver City Palms Meals on Wheels is probably one of the Best Volunteer experiences I have ever had. The staff and volunteers are super nice and welcoming it’s like a little family. They had a pizza picnic for the volunteers at the park and had a pizza... more »

  wsklein3422 wrote:

I have been a board member for 2 years and it has been the most rewarding thing i have ever done. This organization has done more for the community than any other one I have ever been a part of. The leadership from top to bottom is committed and goes... more »

  rayc wrote:

I was fortunate enough to ride with a meals driver and deliver lunch in the roughest part of town; it was truly an eye-opening experience. Many of the elderly that we visited have no other contact with the outside world except for when they open the door... more »

  audreyrwc wrote:

I first became aware of the Peninsula Volunteers twenty years ago when I took a computer class at their 'Little House' in Menlo Park. I enjoyed the class and the teachers and class volunteers and took more classes. Eventually I was asked to help teach... more »

  kennethcool wrote:

I have been volunteering here for almost 2 years and find the staff and atmosphere very pleasing to seniors in the area. The video attached shows a lot about what is offered here. more »

  Writer wrote:

I’ve been in this place 3 times looking for a cat. I’ve been through 2 interviews and even brought my children to see the kitty. I’ve been told that for an interview you could take the animal home the same day. Now another counselor told me they... more »

  jreigem wrote:

Such a great Foundation, educating and giving back to the local community! more »

  Eugenia S. wrote:

I started volunteering to St. John’s Bread and Life about three years ago, with a group of volunteers from St. John’s University. My first tasks, was to register clients to vote for what was then the 2008 Presidential election. I quickly fell in awe... more »

  CRBat1 wrote:

The Edmundite Missions are an intrinsic part of the community of Selma, Alabama. They do outstanding work with the poor in that city and in the Black Belt of the south. They run the Bosco nutrition center and feed hundreds of people every single day!!!!... more »

  KarenArscott wrote:

Although I am a current board member I am writing this review as a physician in NEPA. I had patients who received meals from Meals on Wheels of NEPA. This organization delivered cooked meals with a personal touch. Some of patients only ate if Meals on... more »

  7Teresa wrote:

I lost my job six months so I wanted to do something to help others so I volunteered a few times and I hope to do so more in the future. It was a great experience and the people I worked with were so nice. It was very rewarding to give people a basic... more »

  shrutidash wrote:

I am a volunteer for the VNA Hospice, and it has been a great experience. The work that VNA does in all their programs, whether its 'meals on wheels' or 'hospice care' or anything else, is carried out with a great deal of competency and by people with... more »

  Robert234 wrote:

I started to volunteer at Food & Friends as part of a monthly organizational function. But when I saw what wonderful work they did and what caring individuals they all were, I decided to volunteer on my own. I couldn't recommend a more worthwhile charity. more »

  teamstar wrote:

My mother is a participant of Community Bridges' Child & Adult Care Food Program. The food nutrition knowledge that the Consultants provide to licensed childcare home providers has had a huge impact on the nutritional meals my mother serves to the children... more »

  karussell8 wrote:

I have served on the Board of Sound Generations for nearly six years. I have watched first-hand as they have changed the lives of the people they serve. The multidimensional programs offered provide community, nutrition, health and other services to our... more »

  Convero wrote:

Meals on Wheels allows my 97 year old mother to continue to live alone, independently. While generally still mobile and relatively sharp mentally, my mother no longer has the energy or focus needed to shop with me or to plan and to prepare meals. We... more »

  judymosley wrote:

They do great work and are an asset to our seniors. more »

  oohayliam64 wrote:

i asked them to unsubscribe me 1/28/2012 and in the middle of may they are still sending me crap. my guess is on top of not honoring unsubscribes they sell your information to other charities to make a never ending pain in the azz out of themselves. more »

  ThomasP wrote:

I was privileged to help serve lunches as a fundraiser, and have shared the Horizons story to groups. I have watched Horizons for many years as it effectively reached out to serve our community through Meals on Wheels, consumer credit counseling, mental... more »

  lawebb wrote:

Meals On Wheels of Greenville has been operating in the community since 1968 and has served over 9,000,000 meals during that period of time. Without Meals On Wheels, many individuals would not receive a meal, and in our society today that is unthinkable.... more »

  Michael M.5 wrote:

KleinLife are presenting themselves as a health club for elderly people. However, please take a look at the attached photos. There is no handicap access to the gym or handicap accessible bathrooms on the gym floor. Inside the building the equipment, the... more »

  SheilaO wrote:

Through a very well run organization that is extremely enthusiastic and focused with a management team wanting to truly improve the lives of the homebound and elderly, I have been working with Senior Outreach Services aka Meals on Wheels for almost decade.... more »

  conniegraham48 wrote:

I had doctors appointment on a Saturday. Erica made sure I got picked up and dropped off. I had no clue how would’ve got to my appointment if it wasn’t for Erica. She is a true life saver. more »

  bigboss wrote:

The agency takes care of the lonely homebound in Santa Monica. Everyone needs a good meal. Food is medicine. more »

  naplesconservative wrote:

One of the very special ministries provided by Naples District Council of Saint Vincent de Paul is Meals-on-Wheels. Using only our own donations, volunteers and facilities we annually deliver over 85,000 meals to the homebound throughout Collier County. No... more »

  WiltonDeputyTA wrote:

Everyone I've met is so super-friendly and helpful! Carol McKillip always makes me feel "seen" and appreciated. She goes out of her way to make sure that we feel included and that our community has everything we need. The services you offer to our... more »

  catmen29 wrote:

I've been a parttime volunteer for MOW of Tarrant County. MOW's meets the needs of members of our community. They work tirelessly each day to bring food to those in need. I am proud to play a small part in their success more »

  michael466 wrote:

I am proud to say that I am a 2 year board member of the Meals on Wheels Ministry, Inc. located in Tyler, Texas. This ministry serves 3,500 nutritious hot meals to senior citizens and disabled citizens in a five county area in East Texas. The staff... more »

  white wrote:

Volunteers deliver my meals with a smile. I am very blessed b/c volunteers do not get paid more »

  mamalove1 wrote:

Pisgah Pantry is a well organized and professional experience. The personnel are friendly, courteous, and kind. The team, work well together and always show love to each other and the clients they service. more »

  deckermt10 wrote:

Such a wonderful organization! Dedicated volunteers who help to provide delicious and nutritious meals to local residents. more »

  DaleVolunteer wrote:

I have the opportunity to volunteer at Meals On Wheels of Northampton County every day. I especially enjoy delivering meals on various routes. The clients are always appreciative of the visit and the meals. I also do grocery shopping for seniors through... more »

  TNAA81 wrote:

I have recommended SFE to many clients for medical equipment. The work they do to help patients and serve seniors is unique and needed. They have helped make many people safer in their home environments. more »

  dtyagi wrote:

This group has helped our community in so many ways, and the more I see of them, the more impessed I become. Their staff works tirelessly in order to bring food to the community and has done an amazing job with their limited budget. more »

  Jackie Bishop wrote:

I am a manager at a local business, that holds an annual Bachelor and Bachelorette Auction for charity. Upon approaching the CVFB about making them the beneficiary of our auction, we were turned away. On the basis that our business was not an admirable... more »

  Chelsea C. wrote:

As the Coordinator of the Campus Kitchen at the University of Massachusetts Boston (CKUMB), I've had the pleasure (and challenges) of starting a Campus Kitchen from the beginning. As our Leadership Team formed and we gained some momentum, we focused ourselves... more »

  Rexycat wrote:

I volunteer for this wonderful organization…please donate more »

  CIndylou67 wrote:

Volunteering in the MANNA kitchen is the most fulfilling and meaningful volunteer experience of my life. Playing a role in nourishing others, bring part of a "family" so to say...amongst the staff that run the kitchen and teams of volunteers that show... more »

  gcooper wrote:

I have been a volunteer with CNNSSA and The Meals on Wheels Foundation of Cook County/Northern Illinois for more than 15 years. I currently handle maintenance and care of vehicles owned and operated by CNNSSA and MOWF. I work with CNNSSA managers and... more »

  Wally Gonzales wrote:

I am the Executive Director of a local nonprofit called Project Dignity. We work directly with Communty SeniorServ to provide nutritious meals to homeless seniors and disabled citizens living in residential motels in Orange County. Community SeniorServ... more »

  TLDADRD wrote:

The Office for the Aging staff was extremely helpful when I requested servies for my mother. They were prompt, professional and explained all of the services available (not just their own) more »

  rrrrr wrote:

I have worked with Teen Kitchen Project for 3 years now. It is an amazing organization. I get to see each week how much the clients that receive the food really appreciate it, and how much the delicious food affects their lives and their health. It... more »

  Ltg0520 wrote:

My experience with this company has been awful. The providers do not show up for scheduled appointments. The providers and staff do not care about the needs of the patients. You are made to feel like an inconvenience in their day. Sadly, my son is still... more »

  ajmyworld wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this organization for the past five years. Every effort from the daily prep volunteers, food delivery drivers, event management and social outreach is done on a 99 percent volunteer basis. This is the only volunteer driven... more »

  Gladysdaughter wrote:

This a copy of the actual note sent to Meals on Wheels Fort Collins from the daughter of a client. more »

  Judy wrote:

I am a Board member of Interfaith Ministries of Greater Houston. Three, four years ago on the Meals on the Wheels program, IM served around two thounds home bound seniors every day. We had a long waiting list of hungry seniors, and our budget was in... more »

  Meals on Wheels wrote:

I've been volunteering for Meals on Wheels of Chester County in PA for about 9 years. It is incredibly rewarding! All that is required is that you can drive your own car to deliver already prepared hot meals to the homebound. Most of the clients are... more »

  JB Smith wrote:

LLAA is a remarkable organization that provides food and a multitude of services to those with AIDS/HIV, as well as others in the greater Seattle community. I have both volenteered and supported LLAA with donations and feel exceptionally pleased with... more »

  AlexisLockhart wrote:

I heard about Kids Meals Inc about 2 weeks ago through my run group. Kids Meals was looking for runners to run and raise money for Kids Meals through Run for a Reason and entering the Houston marathon and half marathon. As soon as I looked them up, I... more »

  grantk4 wrote:

I have volunteered with Open Hand Atlanta many times. The staff is extremely friendly, effecient and very organized. They have an electronic check in proceedure which makes getting started very quick, easy and efficient. The staff keeps the volunteer... more »

  deborahtout wrote:

My husband and I love delivering meals to home-bound seniors. What could be more fun than giving people food? I admire our clients because they are consistently upbeat and grateful in spite of physical challenges. My husband and I also enjoy the exercise... more »

  nottobebullied wrote:

Had it for my elderly parent. One employee in RI location in Providence is a bully. Volunteers went next door to talk with and park at their house and crossed over to my parent after. My parent did not answer the door as parent thought they were vendors... more »

  2424nascar wrote:

I have been getting meals on wheels for about 14/years and u can't tell yiy how much it means to me , I would not have a hot meal every day ,but with them I get them and every year I get more than that I get love and care from them I gave a great holiday... more »

  Dawn45 wrote:

My grandmother depended on my mother for grocery shopping after she lost the ability to drive. She was well enough to cook her own meals, but homebound due to the result of multiple strokes. When my mother passed away, she became dependent on the neighbors... more »

  cmfox12 wrote:

Senior Citizen Services stretches every penny in order to serve its clients. The organization's mission comes first, and that belief resonates from the unpaid board to the underpaid Director and staff. There is a passion within the staff, as well as... more »

  5460NL wrote:

I have donated to Meals at Home and am a volunteer driver. This is a great organization which helps elders and others with various types of disabilites live healthier, independent lives. I really enjoy interacting with our clients. It is a wonderful,... more »

  cassidyholmgren wrote:

I asked Carrol (the founder) if there were any opportunities to volunteer near me and she made it so easy to sign up for the Toy Shop! She was so helpful and it was such a good volunteer experience. I’m so glad I was able to participate and I’ll be... more »

  hallie12 wrote:

This is an amazing organization providing meals and other much-needed assistance and services to Central Florida's seniors! more »

  help242 wrote:

I’m a former food service employee and would be happy to volunteer my services! I worked for GWRSD food service for 32 years. I’m looking to volunteer 2 to 3 days a week in a Kitchen to provide meals for those in need. more »

  jean wrote:

Meals on Wheels does so much more than provide hot meals. There compassion for people (and their pets) is endless. Totally self less in their mission to provide assistance in our community. "two thumbs WAY up. more »

  Gary O.1 wrote:

I love Meals on Wheels I live in Bridesburg and every single one of them is delicious and nutritious and fresh. more »

  Sal T. wrote:

I've been volunteering for a few years and have found it to be truly rewarding. The staff at the office is pleasant and very helpful. I have a route every Friday delivering to 12 recipients who are delighted to know that someone cares. I deliver two meals... more »

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  davidmotta wrote:

Mercy Meals & More is a non-profit program that provides a nutritious beginning to the day for our neighbors in need. We're starting a new chapter after more than 10 years in operation. Built on the hard work and success of our previous directors, we're... more »

  DANADZWONCZYK wrote:

Meals on Wheels is a great organization that provides and delivers meals to mostly seniors. The volunteers come on daily basis to people who signed up for service, and brings three meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner) in plastic boxes. One may say that... more »

  tsherman wrote:

I've seen patients who received assistance from Food for Life Network, inc., who didn't qualify for other services provided by the state or other programs and can say that their services are truly a lifeline. The basic food provided frees up family resources... more »

  aharding wrote:

Meals On Wheels Yolo County is doing amazing work in their community as they work tediously to feed many more needy seniors in our area! Without them, these seniors wouldn't have any food! more »

  Eileen_S wrote:

My mother taught me the importance of giving whatever you can, and now I give in her spirit and memory.My earliest memory is of my mother reading. She read voraciously; she wanted to understand everything. It was a window on worlds she would never... more »

  Carla H.1 wrote:

Holidays open the heart to many mixed emotions of the heart. Every person living in a different situation with a heart that perceives life in a different way. The Hustle and bustle of the season lending to those emotions. We often wonder if people get... more »

  shawneboi wrote:

Anna's Abundant Blessings is a true blessing for Tucson. Anna and her volunteers serve up free hot dogs (or breakfast burritos), prayers and hope several times a month to the unhoused. Our organization runs a food pantry on that days she comes and those... more »

  charliehc wrote:

We have a really fun job. Our office is located in Village on the Isle. We do our thing every day in the week except Sundays. The Venice area is divided up into about 16 routes. The driver is assigned a route and a day. We arrive at about 10: AM... more »

  pearlb wrote:

SPCO Ministries serves home cooked balanced meals every Saturday from April thru September and hot home made hot soup from October thru March. The soup is very good with meat and vegetables for protein. They reaches out to the disabled and shut in... more »

  Melissa wrote:

My father-in-law is receiving meals through this wonderful program. We don't live in Lenawee County, so it is such a relief to our family to know he will be getting at least one good meal a day. It is also nice to know someone will be checking up on him.... more »

  Bonni_V wrote:

My mother became sick during the summer of 2014 and was unable to cook for herself any more. Our doctor told us about Meals On Wheels, how they bring you food every day or once a week if you would rather receive it that way. I contacted Meals On Wheels... more »

  E.E.S. wrote:

People forget that organizations serving seniors need help, too. The depth and breadth of services that Springwell provides is incredible, and their staff is very dedicated and professional. It's an honor to support such a great organization. more »

  alynaz09 wrote:

Volunteering here has been an incredible experience. I have volunteered in delivering meals. There is nothing like making an impact on the meal recipients and conversing with them. If you are looking for a way to give back to the community, I would highly... more »

  Cadman824 wrote:

I applied for meals on wheels, later that day I got a call from a representative who said that even though you're blind and disabled we want to charge you $8.50 per meal. Some charity i might as well just order out from restaurants.If you charge for it,... more »

  Tangelia S. wrote:

An excellent non profit in the Tulsa area. Now serving Tulsa, Broken Arrow, Glen Pool, Owasso, Jenks, Sand Springs. Grown to 2 million in revenue in 2 years, serving 335,000 meals up from just over 200,000 in 2014. Project 2020 goals call for serving... more »

To enhance the quality of life for our aging community by providing services that promote well being and maintain independence.... more »

The mission of berks encore is to develop aging-confident individuals to enhance their ability to live well later in life. more »

Preparing and delivering food. more »

Senior services supports the independence and dignity of adults. We provide three core services, these include health and nutrition,... more »

Serving meals to homebound or shut in more »

Provide the opportunity for every person in st. Johns county to enjoy wellness, longevity and quality of life choices within a... more »

To promote the dignity and independence of homebound persons in the kenmore-town of tonawanda area by delivering nutritious meals... more »

"The Mission of Meals on Wheels is to enhance the quality of life for seniors and other eligible adults by providing nutritionally... more »

To serve nutritious meals to the homebound, ill, or handicapped. more »

Plan, coordinate and provide affordable housing to low-income individuals and families in southeastern indiana. more »

Cabarrus meals on wheels, inc. Volunteers help the homebound remain independent by delivery of nutritious meals contributing to... more »

To provide nutritious, balanced meals to those who are unable to prepare their own food; such as the homebound, elderly, handicapped,... more »

Directing charitable funds to various needy organizations more »

Delivery of hot, nutritious meals to the elderly and severely disabled at their homes. more »

Prepare and deliver nutritous meals to those unable to do so for themselves. more »

The mission of the senior hub, inc. Is to advance the quality of life for older adults through advocacy, community partnerships,... more »

Delivering well balanced nutritious meals more »

Meals on Wheels Association of America, formerly known as the National Association of Meal Programs, was founded in 1974 to work... more »

Meals on Wheels Association of America, formerly known as the National Association of Meal Programs, was founded in 1974 to work... more »

The purpose of The Genesis Food Panty, Inc. is to assist participants in the acquisition of adequate nutrition for their families... more »

St paul's meals on wheels inc was organized exclusively for charitable purposes. Their main purpose has been to prepare and deliver... more »

To prepare and deliver meals on a daily basis. more »

Provide congregate and home delivered meals to the elderly more »

Meals on wheels of the monterey peninsula/sally griffin center programs promote physical, social, emotional well being and independence... more »

To improve the health, wellness, and independent living for individuals and families. more »

Provide quality, nutritious and creative meals to individuals age sixty years and older; as well as, disabled residents of bennington... more »

The organization was formed for the purpose of promoting and providing housing, home and community-based-services, public and... more »

To deliver hot meals to homebound people. more »

To deliver nutritious meals to homebound persons in northeast minneapolis and st. Anthony village. more »

Hawaii meals on wheels (hmow) is dedicated to helping frail elders and individuals with disabilities preserve their independence... more »

Provided meals for seniors, handicapped, and homebound citizens at a dining site and through home delivery. more »

Preparation delivery of meals for the needy more »

Deliver meals to people having medical & social needs more »

Provide meals, transportation and more »

Delivery of meals to the homebound more »