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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »