An often-touted benefit of Meals on Wheels for recipients is the connection to their community that comes from a daily volunteer visit. Could it be that volunteers receive a similar benefit from being part of something bigger?
Dozens of volunteers packed more than 5,400 meals as part of the Blizzard Bag Blitz that provides meal recipients with shelf-stable meals over the winter.
April is National Volunteer Month, and it’s a great opportunity for us to acknowledge the extraordinary work our volunteers do year-round.
Two Meals on Wheels volunteers recently were able to help recipients get the help they needed after a fall.
Donors have helped us meet an increased need for meals that hasn’t let up since 2020. We couldn’t have done this without the support of our community.
As we head into the colder months, Twin Cities Meals on Wheels programs are looking for new volunteers to help with meal delivery.
Not only did the visits from Meals on Wheels volunteers help Marsha feel less alone, they may have saved her life.
With gas prices hitting record highs, we’re offering you the chance to chip in to support Meals on Wheels volunteers by donating gas cards.
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As both a patient placement manager at a local hospital and a regular Meals on Wheels delivery driver, Jeff Hagadorn is caring for his community….