LISTEN to public affairs show “Watching Bloomington” May 12, 2013 Host Barry Lessow interviews Director Kathy Romy about Meals on Wheels
Bloomington Meals on Wheels receives 2013 “Be More Healthy Award”
The volunteers of Bloomington Meals on Wheels were honored on Tuesday night, April 2 for their outstanding efforts to deliver meals to the homebound and elderly. A celebration of volunteerism, The Be More Awards are sponsored by the City of Bloomington and the Bloomington Volunteer Network. Ten Award winners were chosen from 19 nominations. Bloomington Meals on Wheels received the “Be More Healthy” Award. Congratulations to all! Click HERE to view “BE MORE AWARDS” video.
Meals on Wheels celebrates 40 years of service to the Bloomington community
 Route 3 M.O.W. driver Nancy visits with client Mary.
Bloomington Meals on Wheels (MOW), originally founded in 1973 by the Local Council of Women, has been providing two nutritious meals a day to the elderly, disabled, and homebound for almost 40 years. Meals on Wheels serves those within the Bloomington city limits who are recovering from an accident or illness, are temporarily or permanently disabled, or are simply unable to prepare food independently. The fee-for-service program offers a sack lunch and a hot meal at a minimal cost, based on a physician’s diet order for each client. It is the only agency in town that provides diabetic home-delivered meals. Financial assistance is available to those who qualify. read more…..
We Love Our Volunteers!
 Ann & Carolyn, Route 4 MOW partners
Name: Ann Johnson and Carolyn Anderson
Why do you volunteer for M.O.W?
Carolyn: “To make shut-ins happy, with food and a friendly smile!”
Ann: “It is very rewarding. I call on such great people and develop wonderful relationships with them.”
What would you say to someone who is thinking of becoming a volunteer?
Carolyn: “Do it! It is one of the most rewarding things I do!”
Ann: ”Go for it!”
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