Hungry To Help Program

$80 can provide one month of hot meals for an elderly neighbor, a senior friend or a disabled loved one who desperately needs help. Many homebound elderly 60+ are too frail to shop for food and physically unable to prepare their own meals. Because of disabilities such as arthritis, blindness and heart disease, thousands of southeast Alabama seniors are hungry for your help.  Make a donation today to help someone in need of a hot meal.

Whether you are an individual, club, business or Sunday School class, your donation to the Hungry to Help sponsored meal program can make a life-changing difference for our elderly. With your donation, we can deliver nutritious meals to an elderly neighbor, a senior friend or a disabled loved one who desperately needs help. Your donations may also be made in general or to a specific senior center or county.

In some cases, the homebound elderly live in rural areas outside the delivery area of a senor center. Other times, the senior center may not have the staff or volunteers needed to deliver the number of meals required. For situations like these, the meal vendor offers weekly delivery of a seven-pack frozen meal directly to the senior’s door.

If you would like to sponsor a particular homebound senior, please contact the senior center nearest the person’s home. The senior center will be able to assist you with information and enrollment. If you would like to become a meal sponsor in general or need information about the nearest center, contact us at (334) 793-6843 or (800) 239-3507 or mail@sarcoa.org.

You may also donate to the sponsored meal program online through Paypal by clicking the Donate button below.

Meal prices for a hot meal five days per week to an area senior:

  • One month of meals – $80
  • Three months of meals – $229
  • One year of meals – $905

As an area agency on aging and the disabled, SARCOA works to bring together funding sources and service providers to deliver services that assist senior citizens and disabled individuals, helping them maintain their dignity, independence and quality of life.

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