Thelma, who has lived in the same home since 1976 and been
receiving Meals on Wheels for about three years, said, “It’s good, it’s real
good. It’s a help and it’s a blessing.”
The shelf-stable food included items such as canned vegetables
and meats, crackers, powdered milk and juices to keep seniors fed even if a
Meals on Wheels driver can’t make it to their house due to a hurricane. Also
included is a hurricane preparedness guide and flashlight to help seniors
prepare for and cope with disasters.
“We’re so thankful to Reliant for helping us provide these
shelf-stable meal kits to our seniors this year. Every year, we try to make
sure that our seniors are prepared; you never know when a hurricane will hit,”
said Andrea Fineman, IM’s Communications Manager.
To help seniors stay safe in the event of a natural disaster,
you can donate your time or resources to Meals on Wheels or volunteer to become
a Disaster Buddy! To learn more, contact Denise Atkerson.
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