In August, we distributed an Emergency Grant of $5,000 to Meals on Wheels Collin County for Emergency Meal Boxes containing (5) shelf-stable or frozen meals to be utilized by our clients when supplemental meals are needed. Meals can also be utilized when MOWCC cannot complete meal deliveries due to weather-related events, holidays, or national emergencies.

In addition to the Emergency Meal Boxes, Safety/Power kits were also created to provide support to our highly vulnerable clients, including phone charger banks, flashlights, cases of bottled water, supplemental protein shakes, handheld fans, etc. The safety kits are intended to provide some relief to our clients during power outages.

When we had bad power outages last year, only two companies would help us. The Rosendin Foundation was one of them. We were able to get portable charging stations and other items out to our clients. We are really thankful for you guys.”
-Dr. Deron Boyer, Director of Fund Raising, Meals on Wheels Collin County

About Meals on Wheels Collin County
Meals on Wheels Collin County has become an integral part of their community, delivering vital sustenance and companionship to those in need. With unwavering dedication and a passionate team of volunteers, the organization now serves an impressive average of 1,000 meals per day. This achievement stands as a testament to the unwavering commitment of Meals on Wheels Collin County to its mission, ensuring that older adults in their community receive the nourishment and care they need and deserve.