When a volunteer visit turns into a lifesaver

Not only did the visits from Meals on Wheels volunteers help Marsha feel less alone, they may have saved her life.
Not only did the visits from Meals on Wheels volunteers help Marsha feel less alone, they may have saved her life.
News crews tagged along with Eastside Meals on Wheels volunteers as they delivered extra meals ahead of the storm.
Meals on Wheels recognizes the impact of reducing the risk of heart disease and offers a variety of heart healthy meals that are delivered right to the door of meal recipients.
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