Meals on Wheels and More

Meals on Wheels and More was founded in 1972 as a non-profit charitable corporation created to assist elderly and homebound people in need. The eight founding volunteers cooked and delivered meals three times a week to 29 people, using two East Austin church kitchens. Thirty years later, Meals on Wheels and More is cooking for more than 1,800 people a day and serving hundreds of others through its four other programs: Groceries To Go, Care Calls, Medi Wheels and Handy Wheels. All our programs are designed to keep people healthy, independent and in their homes. For more information, visit the web site at:

www.mealsonwheelsandmore.com

Austin Area Urban League

The mission of the Austin Area Urban League is “the achievement of social and economic equality.” Through direct service delivery and advocacy the Austin Area Urban League provides programs in the areas of education, youth development, workforce training and career technology, ex-offender reentry, and emergency home repair.

www.aaul.org

Capital Area Food Bank

The Capital Area Food Bank of Texas, Inc. (CAFB) is a non-profit organization that provides food to human service agencies serving people in need throughout Central Texas by receiving and storing truckloads of donated food and other grocery products.

CAFB distributes food and grocery products in manageable quantities to human and social service agencies that help people in need. More than 350 partner agencies in 21 Central Texas counties work with the Capital Area Food Bank of Texas.

For more information,
www.austinfoodbank.org