We had a great time celebrating our 50th anniversary on May 4.
View photos from the event and read more about our history.
View photos from the event and read more about our history.
Meals at Home fosters health and contributes to individual well-being and independence by delivering nutritious meals, medically prescribed diets, and providing other supportive services to the homebound, elderly, disabled and others temporarily unable to care for their nutritional needs.
We're Looking for New Volunteers!
We need volunteers to drive and delivery food in all of our service areas: Evanston and Skokie; Glenbrook; and Lake County. Click here to learn more about volunteering with Meals at Home.
50 Years of Delivering Food to Neighbors in Need
Meals at Home is your local Meals on Wheel member organization for North Suburban Chicago. In 2017, we delivered over 48,000 meals with the support of over 300 volunteers. In 2018, we are celebrating our 50th Anniversary of delivering meals.
Meals at Home delivers meals to seniors, individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities, Veterans, and anyone unable to prepare food. We foster health and contribute to individual well-being and independence by delivering fresh, nutritious meals.
As a member organization of the national Meals on Wheels network, we’re proud to be part of the national solution to support seniors and prevent hunger in America.
Meals at Home is your local Meals on Wheel member organization for North Suburban Chicago. In 2017, we delivered over 48,000 meals with the support of over 300 volunteers. In 2018, we are celebrating our 50th Anniversary of delivering meals.
Meals at Home delivers meals to seniors, individuals with physical and cognitive disabilities, Veterans, and anyone unable to prepare food. We foster health and contribute to individual well-being and independence by delivering fresh, nutritious meals.
As a member organization of the national Meals on Wheels network, we’re proud to be part of the national solution to support seniors and prevent hunger in America.
Events & News
Read all about it!
- Non Profits Collaborate in Search for Solutions to Hunger in Evanston in the Evanston Roundtable
- The Daily Northwestern covers panel discussion on hunger and food insecurity in Evanston
- Mark Brown of the Chicago Sun Times features Kay Mabie leaving the Glenbrook program and Meals at Home stepping up
- Meals at Home is featured in Make It Better: 7 Ways to Give Back With Local Organizations This Holiday Season
Upcoming Events
- Food Insecurity Series presented by Meals at Home and the Evanston Library on Wednesday, June 20 at 6:30pm. Click here for more info and free registration