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Subaru Shares the Love with Meals on Wheels
by kcody | November 12, 2018 | 0 Comments
We couldn’t be more thankful this holiday season for our amazing partner, Subaru. This Thanksgiving, Subaru not only sponsored our Home Delivered Grocery and Thanksgiving Day meal delivery events – they donated a brand new Forester to increase the efficiency of our volunteer-run delivery programs. Thank you, Subaru, for your generosity! Check out our Flickr […]

Drawing Outside the Lines: A Tribute to Carol and Her Late Husband Roy
by kcody | November 2, 2017 | 0 Comments
Drawing Outside the Lines A Tribute to Carol and Her Late Husband Roy October 30, 2017 “In my feeling, a lot of family legacy is unconscious,” explains Carol. “My whole family comes from the Black Forest in Germany. My ancestors were wood workers. And I married a woodworker.” For Carol, family legacy has been a […]

From Our Kitchen to Yours: Bowtie Pasta with Bolognese
by kcody | November 1, 2017 | 0 Comments
From Our Kitchen to Yours: Bowtie Pasta with Bolognese October 30, 2017 Recipe Serves four people: 2 cups of uncooked pasta 1 pound lean, ground beef (or split half ground beef with half ground turkey) 1 small onion, diced 1/2 cup canned tomatoes 1 oz. tomato paste 1/4 tsp basil leaves 1/8 tsp ground pepper […]

Dolby Laboratories Adopts-a-Building
by kcody | November 1, 2017 | 0 Comments
July 19, 2017 Guest blog by Laura Kirkland Intern, Summer 2017 This morning, we had the pleasure of welcoming Dolby Laboratories into our Adopt-a-Building program. Our first two amazing volunteers, Allison and David, had a great time learning the ropes and meeting clients as they prepared to take over meal delivery at Mercy Housing’s Edith […]

Compassionate Caregiving: How to Help Someone with Alzheimer’s Cope with the Loss of a Spouse
by kcody | October 12, 2017 | 0 Comments
September 15, 2017 Guest blog by Jackie Waters “Time heals old wounds.” We’ve all heard that well-known saying more times than we can count. However, the death of a loved one is a wound that even time itself may never fully heal. As a friend of mine said after recently losing a close loved one: […]

Mayor Lee Holds Press Conference in Support of Meals on Wheels
by kcody | October 12, 2017 | 0 Comments
July 18, 2017 In a press conference at our Bayview headquarters last Wednesday, Mayor Ed Lee announced his proposed commitment of $19.2 million to home-delivered meal programs over the next two years; an increase that sets a bold standard for the way our city will face the challenges of a rapidly aging population. By 2037, […]

Salesforce & Meals on Wheels Kick Off Milestone Partnership
by kcody | October 12, 2017 | 0 Comments
June 8, 2017 Salesforce & Meals on Wheels Kick Off Milestone Partnership for Residents of the Rene Cazenave Apartments in SoMa Meals on Wheels San Francisco is thrilled to announce a milestone in our two year-old Adopt-a-Building campaign. Beginning on Monday, June 12, Salesforce employees based out of the company’s San Francisco office will become […]
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Recent Articles

New Year, New You! Five Tips to Kick-Start a Healthy 2023
by Hannah Grant | Jan 12, 2023
By Hannah Grant, RDN, Meals on Wheels San Francisco Nutrition Department. Did you make a New Year's Resolution to improve your health? At Meals on Wheels San Francisco, we strive to help seniors lead healthy lives. Here are our top 5 tips we all can use to kick-start...

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by Jim Oswald | Dec 29, 2022
Watch a story above that aired on NBC Bay Area about the amazing work of our Executive Chef, Richard Crocker, and his team! The story is about food prepared with heart, striving to make sure each of the 10,000+ meals they create daily is special for thousands of older...

A Pillar of Her Community
by Jim Oswald | Dec 13, 2022
She's funny and kind and generous. Roslyn has lived a remarkable 70 years in Bayview. A life of service to her community and family. She has fond memories of camping, her aunt and mother teaching her how to sew, and playing sports in the neighborhood. "I'm six foot...