Why Dehydration Is More Dangerous After 65 – and 8 Ways to Help an Older Adult Stay Hydrated
Learn why dehydration is more dangerous after age 65 and discover 8 simple ways to help older adults stay hydrateed during summer heatwaves.
Championing Health at Home During Older Americans Month
Celebrate Older Americans Month with Meals on Wheels of Greeley and Weld County and learn how meal delivery, volunteer check-ins, and community support help older adults stay healthy, connected, and independent at home.
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A New Chapter for Our Firestone Satellite Location
Meals on Wheels of Greeley and Weld County is updating meal service at the Firestone satellite location to improve consistency, flexibility, and client care.
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Volunteer Appreciation Week: Celebrating the People Behind Every Meal
During Volunteer Appreciation Week, Meals on Wheels is honoring the volunteers who help deliver meals, kindness, and connection across Weld County. From delivery drivers to kitchen volunteers to board members, their service makes a daily difference for homebound older adults in our community.
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Who Qualifies for Meals on Wheels in Weld County?
Learn who qualifies for Meals on Wheels in Weld County, what services are offered, how to refer a loved one, and how home-delivered meals support health, safety, and connection.
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More than a Meal: How Daily Check-ins Help Older Adults Stay Safe at Home
For many older adults in Weld County, staying at home means staying connected, safe, and supported. Explore how Meals on Wheels’ daily check-ins do more than deliver food – they help homebound neighbors age in place with greater confidence, comfort, and peace of mind.
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Is Meals on Wheels Right for Me or My Loved One?
A Simple Guide for Greeley and Weld County When Daily Meals Start Becoming a Daily Worry For many families, the concern starts gradually. Maybe your parent is eating less because
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Why Local Businesses Matter to Meals on Wheels of Greeley and Weld County
Local businesses are the backbone of Meals on Wheels of Greeley and Weld County’s mission. Their support—through sponsorships, employee volunteerism, and community leadership—ensures that older and homebound adults receive daily nourishment, connection, and care amid rising costs and growing need.
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From Isolation to Connection: The Social Impact of a Knock at the Door
In February – the month we celebrate love, compassion, and connection – it’s worth pausing to recognize a quiet act of care that changes lives every single day: a knock
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A Year of Meals, Meaning, and Momentum: Looking Ahead Together
Because of your support, 2025 was a year of meaningful connection across Weld County – more than 45,000 meals, hundreds of neighbors served, and countless moments of care. As the need grows, so does our commitment to show up. Here’s what we accomplished together – and where we’re headed next.
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