Greater Brandon Meals on Wheels
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the
mission of Greater Brandon Meals on Wheels? 
Our mission is to provide
nourishing mid-day meals from Monday to Friday to
enrich the independent lives of home-bound residents
of Brandon.
How is the
mission accomplished? Meals on
Wheels volunteers prepare and deliver nutritious meals
to qualified home-bound clients through the
coordination of member churches in the community.
Who is
eligible to receive a meal from Greater Brandon
Meals on Wheels? A home-bound person
who is unable to prepare a home-cooked meal.
This can be a temporary or permanent situation.
Through established guidelines, clients are screened
in their homes to verify need.
What area
is included in this service? The Brandon, Florida area:
boundaries to East-Dover
Road, West - I-75, North - I - 4, South - Alafia
River.
When is
delivery made? Meals are delivered
between 11 am and 1 pm Monday through Friday.
What is a
typical meal? The typical meal
consists of an entrée, a vegetable, a starch, a salad
and a dessert. Each church has the
responsibility of providing the specific menu for the
day.
How do I find
out if I am eligible or how do I refer a neighbor,
friend or family member?
Contact:
General Coordinator, Carol Shick at 813-404-1973
How do I
volunteer to help? Participation
is through the partner churches. To volunteer as
an individual, contact:
Contact: General Coordinator, Carol Shick at
813-404-1973
What if my
church is interested in partnering? Contact
the President, Dave MacEwen, by email: davidkmacewen@gmail.com
How is
Meals on Wheels funded? No
government funding is received. All funds come from
contributions from recipients for their meals
supplemented by the generosity of individual donors
and businesses who believe the program is an asset to
our community.
How can I
help? Donations can be made
by sending a check made payable to Greater
Brandon Meals to:
Greater Brandon Meals
on Wheels
P.O.Box 6578
Brandon, FL 33508