On the Frontlines of Care
St. Vincent Meals on Wheels
delivering food and love to those in need
Are You Hungry?
Over 250,000 seniors in Los Angeles County are at risk of hunger.
At St. Vincent Meals on Wheels we prepare and deliver nutritious meals to homebound seniors and other vulnerable residents throughout Los Angeles, regardless of age, illness, disability, race, religion or ability to pay.
News and Current Events
Catch up with all of the latest news and current events happening at St. Vincent Meals on Wheels. Check out a client profile of Irene, volunteer spotlight of Western Kramer, corporate partners Ralphs and Food 4 Less and Duffy’s Dough, a conversation with Sister Jessica Ramirez, D.C., and Director of Development, Julie Delgadillo, learn more about Donor Advised Funds, and read a message from CEO, Veronica Dover.
Events
Move for Meals
September 13 @ 9 am at Santa Monica Beach
For sponsorship opportunities, please contact events@svmow.org.
Be a Corporate Sponsor
Thank You to Our Corporate Sponsors
A special thanks to the many companies that stepped up and made an impact during COVID-19.
By supporting St. Vincent Meals on Wheels through a corporate partnership or sponsorship, you will not only provide life-saving meals to our neighbors in need, you will also increase your brand visibility.
From our Blog
Happy 49th Anniversary
Forty-nine years ago, Sister Alice Marie Quinn, D.C., together with a small group of dedicated volunteers, began a simple but profound mission: to provide nutritious meals to seniors and vulnerable adults in our community.
Celebrating 50 Years of Food and Love | 1977 – 2027
On a warm evening in 1977, a humble Daughter of Charity stood in a local church kitchen with nothing but a few large pots of stew and an unshakeable conviction. Her name was Sister Alice Marie Quinn.
Who’s Checking In on the Men We Love?
June is Men’s Health Month, and as the month comes to a close, it’s a good reminder to check in on the men we love—our fathers, grandfathers, husbands, brothers, neighbors, and friends.
A Place Called Hope
As summer temperatures begin to rise across Los Angeles County, one of the greatest threats facing many older adults is also one of the easiest to overlook: dehydration.
