Many who receive our daily meals enjoy the uplift of holiday happenings–not office parties or group celebrations, but visitors to their homes bringing gifts of groceries, pet food, or a wrapped present. For 12 weekdays in a row, each client receives a wrapped present, so the Ames Building is a hive
Read more →Columbine High School has a name recognized nationwide for tragic reasons. We have reason to broadcast something very favorable about Columbine, however. We enjoy partnering with schools from several districts even though we occupy space in a Littleton Public Schools facility. Our bond to Columbine began with our grocery
Read more →TLC Meals on Wheels is proud to announce we’ve been selected as a finalist in Toyota’s 100 Cars for Good Program. Now we need your support! Tell your friends and vote for TLC Meals on Wheels at www.100carsforgood.com on July 28th. Toyota’s 100 Cars for Good is
Read more →Roald Dahl (in Rhyme Stew) wrote this parody of the familiar nursery rhyme: Mary, Mary, quite contrary, How does your garden grow? “I live with my brat in a high-rise flat so how in the world would I know.” Actually, that probably describes the situation of many
Read more →The other day we included a green salad with the lunch we served. It required a plastic box we’d never used before, but we’re making some adjustments in our packaging, and this was a good time to try something different. Our clients called all afternoon and left
Read more →This is a motto for our program. So, for example, one of our volunteers discovered an elderly woman lying on the floor, unable to get up. After calling for an ambulance, which took our client to a nearby hospital, the volunteer heard the paramedic say, “If you
Read more →TLC Meals on Wheels started our “We All Love Our Pets” (WALOP) program in 2007, following the lead of the Banfield Charitable Foundation and the Meals on Wheels Association of America. Each holiday season, the Banfield Pet Hospitals in four area PetSmart stores collect donations of pet
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