404 Willowbrook Lane, West Chester, PA 19382
Member Of:
Meals on Wheels America
Meals on Wheels Pennsylvania
Meals on Wheels Pennsylvania
Meals on Wheels America (MOWA) is the national organization supporting more than 5,000 community-based programs across the country that are dedicated to addressing senior isolation and hunger.
MOWA engages in research to demonstrate the impact and value of Meals on Wheels at the state and local level that serve millions of seniors each year. They are committed to ensuring that local programs have the tools and resources they need to meet the growing demand for services in their communities. This includes studies on food insecurity, photos, graphics, and the "Let's Do Lunch" initiative. This idea encourages working people to take one lunch a month to deliver meals to those in need.
Meals on Wheels Pennsylvania
Meals on Wheels Pennsylvania
Meals on Wheels Pennsylvania
Meals on Wheels Pennsylvania (MOWPA) is our state organization. MOWPA provides the unified voice of Pennsylvania nonprofit home-delivered meal providers to build, sustain and empower effective programs.
MOWPA advocates and provides training and networking opportunities for its members.
APPRECIATING OUR FOOD PROVIDERS
Ware Presbyterian Village
Tel Hai Retirement Village
Ware Presbyterian Village
Ed Rodgers, Assistant Director of Dining Services at Ware Presbyterian Village and Sandy Jones, Cook, receive appreciation plaque recognizing outstanding service to our Oxford Chapter.
Chester County Food Bank
Tel Hai Retirement Village
Ware Presbyterian Village
Carey Snow and Scott Ewing of Chester County Food Bank accept plaque for outstanding service to our Downingtown, Glen Springs & Uwchlan/Whitelands Chapters.
Tel Hai Retirement Village
Tel Hai Retirement Village
Tel Hai Retirement Village
Tel Hai kitchen staff serve 5 routes for our Honey Brook Chapter. Above: Kimberly Dilworth, Director of Culinary Services (holding plaque); and Maryann Stewart, Production Manager.
Back row from Left to Right:
Sybil Oswalt, Registered Dietitian; John Heming, Service Coordinator; Jeffrey Webster, Cook;
Paul Heiselmoyer, Cook;
and Marliz Pritz, Cook.
Lancaster Meals on Wheels
Lancaster Meals on Wheels
Tel Hai Retirement Village
Lancaster Meals on Wheels provides hot and cold lunches for our Parkesburg/Atglen Chapter.
Above: Georgette McGuire, Kitchen Manager; Jeani Purcell, MOWCC Director; Feleen Nancanis, LMOW Executive Director; Hayley Wright, Client/Volunteer Relations;
and Lynn Brown, Prep Cook.
Lancaster Meals on Wheels
Kendal at Longwood
Lancaster Meals on Wheels delivers the meals for us.
Above: Feleen Nancanis, Executive Director; and Adele Roeder, Driver.
Adele loves her job and spends time with each of our Parkesburg clients. She is the highlight of their day!
Kendal at Longwood
Lancaster Meals on Wheels
Kendal at Longwood
Steven Wandishin, Director of Dining Services receives plaque thanking Kendal for excellent service to our Kennett Square Chapter.
Chester County Hospital & Jenner's Pond
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Chester County Hospital
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Chester County Hospital
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Chester County Hospital
Above: Megan Vasek, Food Service Manager receives a commemorative plaque for the hospital's service to our community, especially during COVID.
Chester County Hospital serves 2 of our chapters: BradLin (East & West Bradford Townships and Newlin Township) and West Chester (serving the Borough).
Chester County Hospital
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Chester County Hospital
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Chester County Hospital
Volunteers from both the BradLin and West Chester Chapters pick up meals at the side entrance to the hospital.
Jenner's Pond for Luther House Chapter
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Chester County Hospital
Jenner's Pond for Luther House Chapter
Jenner's Pond provides meals for our Luther House Chapter.
Above: Lauren Bolt, Executive Pastry Chef at Jenner's Pond accepts Appreciation Plaque.
Our Luther House Chapter serves residents in buildings I, II, III, & IV, a subsidized facility for seniors in West Grove. To qualify for MOWCC, recipients can no longer shop or cook for themselves.
Phoenixville Hospital
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Phoenixville Hospital
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Phoenixville Hospital
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Phoenixville Hospital
Above: Director Jeani Purcell presented David Fioravanti, Director of Food & Nutrition, a plaque thanking the Phoenixville Hospital for their service to our community, especially during COVID.
Phoenixville Hospital serves 3 of our chapters: Phoenixville, East Pikeland, and Spring City.
Volunteer Gathering in Phoenixville
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Phoenixville Hospital
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Phoenixville Hospital
In October 2021, MOWCC hosted a Volunteer Event at the First United Methodist Church in Phoenixville. About 50 people attended including two of our commissioners, Marian Moskowitz and Josh Maxwell.
Volunteers Serving More than 30 Years
Presentation of Appreciation Plaque to Phoenixville Hospital
Volunteers Serving More than 30 Years
Linda Keenan (Phoenixville Chapter Chair) presented awards and flowers to four special ladies who have volunteered for over 30 years. Pictured Left: Nancy Miller (33 years); Dot Wood (48 years); Linda; Doris Bolinger (38 years); and Celia Breden (48 years).
Just goes to show that volunteering keeps you young and active!
Celebrating our volunteers
MOWCC 50 Years of Serving the County
Volunteers Serving More than 30 Years
Chapter chairs and Meals on Wheels staff arranged for a delicious spread of food for the Sunday afternoon gathering.
Phoenixville Treasurer Retires
MOWCC 50 Years of Serving the County
MOWCC 50 Years of Serving the County
Above: David Fiorvanti of Phoenixville Hospital standing with Alma Zadrejko who has been a volunteer for 15 years and works at the Phoenixville Hospital. Alma is the Chapter Treasurer and plans to retire from the hospital in the near future.
MOWCC 50 Years of Serving the County
MOWCC 50 Years of Serving the County
MOWCC 50 Years of Serving the County
Dot Wood, Secretary of the MOWCC Board of Directors, greets guests as they arrive at the event.
Volunteers were given a thermal mug celebrating MOWCC 50 years serving homebound seniors in Chester County.
Volunteers in other chapters will also receive a mug as we schedule events in their area. Unfortunately, due to COVID, Volunteer Celebration events have been postponed until further notice.
Volunteers Watch Presentations
Volunteers Watch Presentations
Volunteers Watch Presentations
Volunteers from all 3 chapters watched as certificates were presented to long serving drivers and were able to share similar experiences with other volunteers who pick up meals from the Phoenixville Hospital.
Meeting New Friends
Volunteers Watch Presentations
Volunteers Watch Presentations
Everyone enjoyed meeting other people that deliver meals to the same clients. "We don't often see one another except in passing when picking up the meals."
Connecting With Old Friends
Volunteers Watch Presentations
Connecting With Old Friends
"We often have the same funny stories and favorite clients."
Connecting With Old Friends
Nancy Miller, on the left, drivers for two chapters: Phoenixville and East Pikeland. With COVID, we lost a lot of drivers. Several people have stepped up to driver for more than one chapter. Both Phoenixville and East Pikeland pick up meals from Phoenixville Hospital but it is two different sets of clients and directions.
Martin and Martine Tranie, seated far right, do all the driving directions for all 3 Phoenixville routes. It's a big job because clients go on and off frequently. It is a huge help to the volunteers to have such accurate and detailed instructions.
Commissioner Marian Moskowitz mingles and chats with the volunteers.
West Grove Diner
Received Thank You Plaque
The West Grove Diner serves meals for our Avon Grove Chapter which covers Avondale, West Grove, and surrounding areas.
During COVID, the diner is closed on Wednesdays. Double meals are served on Tuesdays so that clients still receive five meals per week.
Unfortunately, a volunteer celebration for this chapter has been postposed due to COVID. Ashley, at the diner, accepted the plaque.
Manatawny Manor
East Coventry Food Provider, Manatawny Manor
Manatawny Manor, accepts a Thank You plaque from the East Coventry Chapter's Mary Ann Keen (on right) and Cathie Leister.
Meals on Wheels of Chester County is presenting all of our food providers (we have 13) with recognition plaques for outstanding service to our homebound neighbors, especially during the past year's COVID-19 pandemic.
There was no lapse in service all year. We thank all 13 of our food providers for their support and dedication to serving hot meals to homebound residents of Chester County.
More pictures will be added as we distribute the plaques to our food providers. Keep checking back for updates.
Harrison House
Alan Freyer presents plaque to Kara Abdala, Corp Director of Marketing at Harrison Senior Living
Alan Freyer presents plaque to Kara Abdala, Corp Director of Marketing at Harrison Senior Living
Alan Freyer presents plaque to Kara Abdala, Corp Director of Marketing at Harrison Senior Living
Harrison House in Coatesville prepares meals for our Coatesville and Pony Express Chapters (about 70 meals per day). Recently, Harrison House treated our volunteers to a delicious lunch and celebrated a successful year delivering meals to our homebound clients during COVID-19.
Chester County Commissioners
Alan Freyer presents plaque to Kara Abdala, Corp Director of Marketing at Harrison Senior Living
Alan Freyer presents plaque to Kara Abdala, Corp Director of Marketing at Harrison Senior Living
Our Chester County Commissioners:
Josh Maxwell, Michelle Kichline, and
Marian Moskowitz attended the volunteer celebration held at Harrison House.
Seated in front on left is volunteer Suzanne Freyer and standing in the back is volunteer and board member, Alan Freyer.
Alan Freyer presents plaque to Kara Abdala, Corp Director of Marketing at Harrison Senior Living
Harrison House staff prepared an excellent lunch for our volunteers on September 8th at the outdoor patio behind the facility.
Wendy and Bruce Reid
Minnie Kirwin
Vivian Childs, Coatesville Chapter volunteer and Mary Ann Edwards, Pony Express Chapter volunteer.
Pat Milliken and Becky Givler, volunteers for our Coatesville Chapter.
COVID-19 VACCINATION INFORMATION
Vaccines are Safe
Vaccines are safe, effective, and a key strategy to protect you and the people around you from serious illness. Also, it is the best way to eliminate this virus from our country.
Once vaccinated, according to the CDC, you no longer have to wear a mask unless riding public transportation or if required by a business.
Volunteers should keep a mask in your car. If you prefer to wear a mask, certainly do so. If a consumer asks you to wear a mask, please wear one. We are in a transitional phase. Please use your judgement and be considerate of others' preferences. Thank you!
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Looking for help in Coatesville area.
Easy way to help others and only takes 1-2 hours a month (more if you want). Pick up meals at Harrison House in Coatesville and deliver to 8-10 homebound seniors or disabled residents. You choose how often. We only deliver Monday - Friday at lunchtime. Call 610-430-8500 or click Volunteers in top of screen.
Thank you for helping to feed our homebound neighbors!