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Food, Love, and Family: Yuri’s Story
Yuri has been part of St. Vincent Meals on Wheels for more than two decades—long enough to see both the organization and the need grow. “People call every day,” she says. “They need the meals but can’t afford even $3.”
Gathering for Good: Advancing the Mission at Meals on Wheels California
Last month in San Diego, leaders from across the state gathered for the Meals on Wheels California conference—sharing ideas, strengthening partnerships, and moving the mission forward for seniors. St. Vincent Meals on Wheels was proud to be there.
Sharing What We Have: A Mission of Love
At St. Vincent Meals on Wheels, a ministry of the Daughters of Charity, nearly 3,000 medically tailored meals are prepared and delivered each day to homebound seniors across Los Angeles County.
Fueling the Future: Caring for People and the Planet
Earth Day is on April 22—and this year, it feels different. As global conflict drives fuel costs higher, we are seeing how much our work relies on fuel—every delivery, every mile, every day.
The Simple Power of Showing Up
There is something powerful about showing up. Not in a grand way—but through the simple act of being there for someone. Seeing them. Listening. Serving.
Caring for the Whole Person—And the Pets Who Love Them
There are days dedicated to celebrating the companions in our lives—April 11 was National Pet Day—a reminder of the joy, comfort, and connection our pets bring into our homes.
Stepping in Where Funding Falls Short: Feeding LA’s Homebound Seniors
Last week, our CEO, Veronica Dover, spent nearly 20 minutes on FOX LA speaking about a growing crisis — rising costs and what they mean for homebound seniors across Los Angeles.
More Than a Meal: A Lifeline of Love
The people we serve were once teachers and city planners, bankers and dancers, screenwriters, mechanics, parents, partners, neighbors, and friends — people who helped build the communities we all share today.
The Circle of Life, The Circle of Care
The people we serve were once teachers and city planners, bankers and dancers, screenwriters, mechanics, parents, partners, neighbors, and friends — people who helped build the communities we all share today.