Meals On Wheels Of Boulder’s Impact On The Community!

Meals on Wheels of Boulderc has been bringing health and humanity to the table since 1969. In 022, they delivered and served close to 79,000 meals. Currently, they deliver around 270-280 meals per day and serve over 1,000 meals per month at The Eat Well Café.

Boulder Meals on Wheels

Each weekday, friendly volunteers deliver hot, nutritious meals to Boulder neighbors in need. They also deliver much needed social interaction. “The drivers are actually my connection to the outside world. I tell people the drivers are my social media. I am very grateful for MOW Boulder in all ways, food, staff, and volunteers!” – Jackie, a client
Meals on Wheels of Boulder also has a service called Project Homecoming. If you are transitioning from hospital to home, regardless of age or income, you may be eligible for 5 free meals to help you heal.

Enrollments for Meals on Wheels of Boulder are increasing, but so are the costs for food, containers, and other operational costs. They are averaging around $35,000 a month for their food costs. All support is appreciated. During this holiday season there are several opportunities to support Meals on Wheels of Boulder:

• Make a donation for Colorado Gives Day, November 1 – December 5 www.coloradogives.org/mowboulder
• “Sweeter than Pumpkin Pie” with 15% off pumpkin pie from November 13-22 at the Niche Market, 3701 Canfield Street, Boulder, CO, Monday – Friday 9am – 6pm, Saturday 10am – 4pm.
• Merry Quiche-mas promotion in December at their Niche Market.
• Have lunch at the Eat Well Café, Monday – Friday from 11 am – 1pm, 909 Arapahoe, Boulder -West Age Well Center. Each
lunch benefits the organization.
• Make a donation and send to Meals on Wheels of Boulder, 3701 Canfield Street, Boulder, CO 80301.

For more information about the Meals on Wheels or Project Homecoming programs, visit www.mowboulder.org.

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