America, Let's Do Lunch!
In partnership with the Ad Council, Meals on Wheels America has launched its biggest-ever national campaign to recruit new volunteers to serve the nation’s elderly population.

The campaign invites America to “ do lunch” – and we’re asking people like you to “donate your lunch break” to volunteer with Meals on Wheels by signing up to deliver meals during the hour or so when you’d normally be eating lunch or taking a break from work.

By lending their lunch hour to deliver meals and a smile to seniors, volunteers can help meet the need during this critical time period between 11am and 1pm, 5 days a week.
You're Invited to Our
14th Annual Soup Sampling!
Sunday, November 5, 2017 at 11:15am | City Club at Gibson Mill

Join us for an afternoon of all you can eat signature soups and fabulous desserts from over 20 local restaurants and caterers at the beautiful City Club at Gibson Mill!

You can also look forward to enjoying a variety of fresh breads, and S&D coffee and tea!
#Save Lunch
We asked our clients to write down why they love Cabarrus Meals on Wheels and they had a lot to share! Here are some reasons to #SaveLunch straight from the folks who rely on our services here locally.

It goes beyond the well-balanced and nutritious meals that we provide. It's also the personal connections we build and the face-to-face interactions with our clients that make a difference.
Did You Know?
Today in the United States, 1 in 6 people age 65 and older, or 10.2 million in total, struggles with hunger.

Take a look at this article from Meals on Wheels America to see the top 4 reasons why it is so important that we #SaveLunch for our seniors!

Learn how you can help by visiting savelunch.org
Our Community and Beyond!
Thank You for Walking!
Big thank you to all who joined us and the Rotary Club of Cabarrus County at the Walk to End Alzheimer's! Every step makes a difference!
Hurricane Harvey Relief
Help our friends in Texas recovering from Hurricane Harvey.

Click here to find out how you can lend a helping hand to make sure thousands of Texas seniors don’t go hungry.