Give the gift of hope this holiday season

In a “normal” year, Meals on Wheels would deliver more than 200,000 meals to more than 1,000 homebound seniors in Jefferson County.

But this year, due to COVID-19, that need dramatically increased. United Way Meals on Wheels has already served tens of thousands of additional meals and there are still more vulnerable seniors to help.

During this holiday season, as always, Meals on Wheels’ mission is to make sure that at-risk seniors’ holiday tables are filled with nutritious food. But our work doesn’t end there. We provide so much more than food, and with your donation we can make sure our seniors’ holidays are also filled with hope and connection.

Will you help us this holiday season with a gift of $5, $25 or $50? The number of vulnerable seniors grows every day, and your gift helps us make sure that we can serve everyone.

Give today to make a senior’s holiday merry and bright.

Volunteer Finds Fulfillment by Delivering Meals – And Hope – to the Homebound

A veteran of the Marine Corps, Cassidy Bonner has committed his civilian life to giving back to his community, spending countless hours volunteering with a variety of area nonprofits and programs. His dedication even resulted in his being recognized as the inaugural Volunteer of the Year at the United Way Hands On Ignite Awards. But when the coronavirus cut into many of his regular volunteer jobs, Bonner needed another way to give back. He found it with Meals on Wheels.

Give the gift of hope this holiday season

Give the gift of hope this holiday season

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