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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.
The Gift and the Invitation
Most of us, if we pause for a moment, can recognize how much we have been given — not only materially, but in quieter ways: the chance to build a life, to care for others, and to take part in a community that may steady the world for someone else.
A Knock at the Door: Responding to Hunger with Compassion
We are now roughly halfway through this Lenten season of reflection — a good time to pause and take stock. Midpoints tend to invite questions: How are we doing? What have we learned? Where are we being called next?
Where Generosity Becomes Nourishment
Because of you, thousands of homebound seniors across Los Angeles County are able to remain safely in their homes, supported by medically tailored meals and the human connection that accompanies each delivery.
A Community of Care: Welcoming Brooke Rosell, RD to Our Team
We’re delighted to welcome Brooke Rosell, MS, RD, to St. Vincent Meals on Wheels as our new Registered Dietitian.
February is National Heart Month
At St. Vincent Meals on Wheels, we see how closely nutrition and well-being are connected. Many of the seniors we serve live with conditions such as heart disease, high blood pressure, and diabetes, where a properly balanced meal becomes an essential part of daily care.
We Are All Invited
This week marks the beginning of Lent — a season traditionally associated with reflection, renewal, and the quiet opportunity to consider how we move through the world and how we show up for others.