Why We Have Our Activities

Meals and Wheels likes to show our appreciation and support to our hard working Volunteers by sponsoring and offering various activities and programs throughout the year.

Our Current Activities

 

FREE CD containing complete templates for a personal Medical History Form

 

Volunteer Picnic, Sunday September 11, noon to 5 pm

Donald Miller Park

 

 

North Tonawanda Meals-on-Wheels presents:

AN AUTUMNAL JOURNEY

Saturday. October 8, 2011
( rain or shine )
8:30 AM - 7:30 PM


Ride through the beautiful autumn hills
to the

Corning Museum of Glass,

lunch, & shopping / car show at The Windmill Farm & Craft Market*

8:30: PROMPT departure from the Meals-on-Wheels parking lot w/snack/juice
9:30: Bathroom/coffee break (on your own)
11:30: Arrive @ Corning Museum - time to explore Museum, watch glass-making, or shop
1:00: Lunch @ the Museum Glass Cafe
2:00: Ride through the hills to The Windmill Farm & Craft Market
2:30 The Windmill: -- shopping, sample, taste Glenora wine, shop, see the cars.
4:30 Ride home
6:00 Bathroom / coffee break (on your own)
7:30 Arrive @ MoW parking lot

$55.00 covers bus, Museum admission, & lunch!


WALKING REQUIRED:

If you need assistance, please bring someone to help you


Download the registration form
 

 

Why We Have Fundraisers

While seniors and others physically unable to prepare meals pay for meals delivered on a per meal basis, client fees, do not cover the actual cost of food, utilities  and other overhead-related expenses .  We are a  volunteer organization  with only four (4)  paid, part time staff. This is the  reason for the  fundraising activities undertaken by North Tonawanda Meals on Wheels. Fundraising contributions by individuals and businesses help to pay the bills.

Our Current Fund-Raisers

May is MOW Month in the Twin Cities

Hot Dog sale at Walmart, Saturday & Sunday, June 25 & 26

Parking at Canal Fest